SERP AI

?? We just launched a new product called "SERP UI Blocks" — a library of 800+ meticulously crafted, theme-ready UI blocks designed to help you build stunning websites & UIs faster than ever. Link: https://lnkd.in/gXAunbEM --- ?? WHAT’S INSIDE? - 800+ Blocks: A massive collection of UI components, with 86 FREE blocks to get you started. - Built for Shadcn UI & Tailwind: Optimized for seamless integration with Next.js. - Dark & Light Mode: Every block is designed to work flawlessly in both modes. - Theme Switcher: Customize colors and styles effortlessly. Coming Soon: Support for React, Vue, and vanilla HTML/CSS/JS. ?? WHO’S IT FOR? - Developers looking to speed up their workflow with pre-built, customizable components. - Designers who want to prototype or build production-ready interfaces. - Teams working on Next.js projects and want a consistent, themeable design system. ? SPECIAL LAUNCH OFFER To celebrate our launch, we’re offering 86 FREE blocks for everyone to try out. If you love it, the full library is available for early adopters at a discounted rate. ??? YOUR FEEDBACK MATTERS This is v1.0 (Early Access), and we’re just getting started and hear your thoughts, feature requests, or any pain points you’ve faced with UI libraries. Let’s make this the best UI library ever ... together! ?? Link: https://lnkd.in/gXAunbEM --- PS: Got a product hunt account? We'd love an 'upvote' on the SERP Blocks product hunt listing if you do! Cheers ?? Link: https://lnkd.in/gHtEU5ET

To: Musicians / Music Producers: Got a new free tool comin' your way courtesy of SERP AI & DAFT FM in collaboration w/ Daft FM Drop in .mp3 or .wav file ---> get back audio stems and their corresponding midi files. Raise your hand if you're interested! --> jump on the email list to get a notification when its ready @ https://lnkd.in/gb3nFYqf

[LLMs Are Stupid, Part 2]: Claude 3.5 Sonnet Are you using LLMs to do things, like write articles, emails, etc.? Are you proofing and fact checking EVERYTHING? I highly doubt it... Then you should probably read this: