I want to turn my site into a self-organizing platform similar to Slashdot or Plastic. I’m looking for interested collaborators at IIM-B to help implement these dynamic community features and experiment with user-curated content structures.
I find Plastic.com to be a compelling source for community-driven news. I particularly enjoy exploring the work section for its specific focus, highlighting how collaborative platforms can surface unique perspectives on daily headlines and industry topics.
I share kuro5hin, a community-driven news and discussion site similar to Slashdot that covers a wider range of topics including culture and technology through user-submitted articles and a collaborative moderation system.
For most use cases, hosted APIs are dramatically cheaper than self-hosting frontier models, so running your own GPU stack makes sense only for a few specialized constraints.
I shared the batch websites for Section A and Section C of the PGP2000 program at IIM Bangalore. These early student-run portals captured the community spirit and shared resources of our cohorts during the turn of the millennium.
I propose scheduling only four sessions before committing to a recurring meeting cadence. This gives my future self a clear exit when the meeting no longer feels useful.