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TLDR: Most finance professionals are not short on tasks; they are short on time. The biggest AI gains come from prompts that solve real, recurring finance work fast. Here are 20 practical prompts that can automate 90% of your daily tasks and turn AI into a real finance advantage. I speak with finance leaders every week, and the most common complaint I hear about AI is that it feels like a toy. They spend hours trying to get ChatGPT to write a decent board commentary, only to end up with something that sounds like a college textbook. They give up and go back to Excel. The problem is not the AI. The problem is the prompts. If you feed generic instructions into an LLM, you get generic outputs...

Ever built a sophisticated AI agent, only to watch it confidently spout nonsense or forget crucial details from five minutes ago? You're not alone. The core issue isn't the model's intelligence—it's a fundamental latency bottleneck between the LLM and its memory store. The Problem: The "Goldfish Agent" Most agents rely on vector DBs or external databases for long-term memory. When the agent needs context, it queries this store. But here's the catch: that round-trip: LLM → query → retrieve → LLM, introduces critical latency. In that gap, the agent's working context decays. It's forced to either: 1. Guess with incomplete data (hello, ha...

*I built Ready Pro because Excel couldn't handle my clothing store (sizes, colors, multiple locations).* **What it does:** * Tracks variants (sizes, colors, IMEI for phones) * Multiple stores / depots / warehouses * Expiry dates for pharmacy/grocery * Reports * Team members with permissions * flexible sales and purchases (simple or multiple step like reservation, allocation, etc) * Free 14 days, no credit card **What I need from you:** * Try it for 5 minutes * Tell me ONE thing that's confusing or missing * Be brutally honest **Link:** [https://ready-pro-published.vercel.app/](https://ready-pro-published.vercel.app/) *If you run a store that sells products with sizes, colors...

People compare this to the GPT Store. I don’t think it’s the same thing. OpenAI built a store for LLM chat experiences. I’m building a marketplace for fully provisioned AI apps and agents. Not just chat. Actual work. My agents don’t stop at conversation. They send outputs to the user’s endpoint of choice: GitHub code, social content, website posts, Jira, Monday, read/write systems, and even agent-to-agent workflows. So the bet is simple: They sold chat. I’m selling execution. That feels like a very different category. Am I seeing a real gap here, or just convincing myself?

Hi! I've been using audible for years to "read" while doing other tasks. I'm currently reading a book on each President. I was trying to do them in order but Audible doesn't have proper ones on Fillmore or Pierce so I skipped to Buchanan and am wrapping that up today but I really wish I'd read a book on the previous two before moving onto Lincoln. It occurs to me that with technology where it is today, I can apparently get an ereader that will read the book to me. But I don't want it to be like 2012 Siri reading it to me lol. I'm hoping that there are good options for: * Natural-sounding voice (I'm guessing new AI powered devices help with that...

hi guys! am visiting tokyo soon. any recommended thrift shops or second hand items stores? budget-friendly please with good quality! shops that sell: \- golf clubs \- tennis rackets \- clothes OFC \- books?? insert address please. tokyo area hopefully TYSM in advance 🙏

I used to scroll 7 hours a day and didn’t even realize how bad it was until I checked my screen time. Instagram while eating breakfast. TikTok while getting dressed. Twitter on the commute. Reddit between work tasks. YouTube during lunch. Instagram again in the afternoon. TikTok until I fell asleep. every single day the exact same pattern. screen time showed 7 hours daily average on social media alone. that’s nearly 50 hours weekly. more than a full time job spent watching other people’s lives, consuming content I’d forget instantly, feeding my brain empty calories. I’m 24. probably spent over 20,000 hours of my life scrolling since getting my first smartphone at 14. if I’d pu...

Morning didn’t feel like a beginning. It felt like something continuing—something Anne hadn’t fully understood yet. Light slipped quietly through the curtains, touching unfamiliar walls, reminding her she wasn’t home anymore. Her phone rang. Her mother. Some things didn’t change with distance. Anne smiled before answering, her voice still soft with sleep, repeating the same reassurances. Yes, she was fine. Yes, everything was okay. The conversation lingered—small questions, familiar concern—the kind that made a place feel less foreign. After the call, the silence returned. But it didn’t feel as heavy. At the reception, she hesitated before asking, “I’m from room...

Hi everyone, I’m trying to reconnect with someone I met about a year and a half ago (around late 2024). We were on a bus from **Shimla to Chandigarh**, and we had a long, meaningful conversation, but I unfortunately lost her contact details. **About her:** * **Work:** She was working as a **Freelance Job Consultant** at the time. * **Family Business:** Her family owns a **clothing store in Shimla** (likely in the Lower Bazaar area). * **Personal:** She shared that her father had passed away after a long illness. She was very dedicated to her family, specifically her mother and her two younger siblings (a sister and a brother). **Why I’m looking:** She was incredibly kind and we reall...

I used to scroll 7 hours a day and didn’t even realize how bad it was until I checked my screen time. Instagram while eating breakfast. TikTok while getting dressed. Twitter on the commute. Reddit between work tasks. YouTube during lunch. Instagram again in the afternoon. TikTok until I fell asleep. every single day the exact same pattern. screen time showed 7 hours daily average on social media alone. that’s nearly 50 hours weekly. more than a full time job spent watching other people’s lives, consuming content I’d forget instantly, feeding my brain empty calories. I’m 24. probably spent over 20,000 hours of my life scrolling since getting my first smartphone at 14. if I’d pu...

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Hey everyone, I've been learning Dutch for a while now, and I kept hitting the same wall: I'd do my Anki reps, feel productive, then open a Dutch news article and barely understand anything. The gap between "study mode" and real content felt huge. So I started building something for myself — a Chrome extension called [Fluna](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/oefdebbeekfbehfkeijfagnnbkhekbdb) that turns any webpage into an interactive language lesson. It's not just a dictionary — there's an AI tutor that explains grammar in context, asks you comprehension questions about what you're reading, and helps you actually *engage* with the text rath...

Appinio user asked: Do you own second-hand clothes? 57% said no — honestly surprised by this! Curious what Reddit thinks. Do you own second-hand? And if not — is it stigma, hygiene, or just habit? https://preview.redd.it/ybjyeuffljwg1.png?width=1450&format=png&auto=webp&s=714ad3ad9f24f8415f9dc213d4e54fd0334e5b40

Another big streetwear haul just dropped.Grabbed tons of Chrome Hearts cross pieces, Acne Studios minimalist basics, Balenciaga vintage sportswear, Supreme classic hoodies & jerseys, plus Amiri, Bape, Corteiz and other street brands I’ve been loving.All pieces are relaxed oversized fits, easy to style for daily wear, nothing too loud or flashy. The fabrics and fits totally match my aesthetic.Just buying stuff I genuinely love to wear, building my everyday wardrobe slowly, and I’m fully satisfied with this pick-up. 1.Chrome Hearts Multi-Color Cross Patchwork Short-Sleeve T-Shirt+Corteiz Script Logo Print Short-Sleeve T-Shirt W2C:https://weidian.com/item.html?itemID=7743226118 W2C...

A bit of background, then. I have also been a person who reads too much into wellness information on the internet and last month I kept seeing these posts about how your body is purportedly re-calibrating when you take a break by not using deodorant and antiperspirant in a few weeks. It was theorized that once you get through the first rough phase, your sweat glands stabilize and you automatically cease to smell so bad. Being a personality type of researcher I thought though, I will actually test this, rather than merely debate it in comment boxes. One day, on a Sunday evening, I informed my wife that I was doing this once a week. She gazed at me as only a husband can and told me okay but y...

https://preview.redd.it/49absortjjwg1.png?width=1536&format=png&auto=webp&s=1cb93c463c685cc3a142888d70cb5c92b2276ef3 When people think about mice, they focus on what is happening inside their home or workplace. But the real story often begins outside. Your outdoor environment plays a major role in determining whether mice will approach your property at all. Mice do not randomly enter buildings. They start by exploring nearby surroundings. If your outdoor space provides shelter, food, and easy access, it becomes the first step toward an indoor infestation. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, rodents thrive in environments that offer consisten...

**All-Season vs. All-Weather Tires: What is the Difference** **(and Why It Matters More Than You Think)** The names sound almost identical. The tires look almost identical. And most drivers assume they are the same thing. They are not. One is designed for three seasons and politely tolerates the fourth. The other is engineered to handle all four, including the one that actually matters. The difference comes down to a single symbol on the sidewall, and understanding that symbol can change the way you buy tires forever. This guide explains when an all-season tire is the right call, when an all-weather tire earns its place, and what to look for on the sidewall before you spend a dollar.   ...

NextNRG (NXXT) just filed a provisional patent for an autonomous energy storage system, and it goes straight at a problem the industry hasn’t solved cleanly yet. Solar and wind can produce a lot of power, but timing is the issue. Solar output drops to zero at night. Wind can swing hour to hour. That leaves operators with two options - waste excess energy or rely on backup sources when production dips. Storage is supposed to smooth that out, but current systems are expensive and often require active management. NXXT’s idea is to automate that process. Their system is designed to decide when to store energy and when to release it without constant human input. In practice, that could mean...

Working on a self-hosted setup and ran into an interesting gap around localization.Text content is straightforward enough to manage across languages — but image assets are a different story. Things like: * Banners with embedded text * Product visuals * Marketing creatives Right now the options seem to be: * Storing separate versions per language (gets messy fast) * Recreating/editing images manually * Or just reusing the same visuals across all regions None of these feel very scalable, especially when you’re trying to keep everything inside a self-hosted workflow. Curious how others here are handling this with Nextcloud: * Do you version images per language? * Use any specific app...

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