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What tech tools you use every day that most people have never heard of?

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prolific-writer · in Technology & AI 1 reply 305 views
#1

I rarely use a few unpopular AI tools in order to cross check information. This includes built-in browser AI tools. Such kind of tools could offer great information as well. I use DuckDuckGo's AI tool as well. So what tech tools do you use every day that most people have never heard of?

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DuckDuckGo's built-in tools are super underrated for quick, clutter-free lookups. Most of the niche tools I use every day live inside my terminal because I build web and Rust software.

Two that non-developers rarely hear about are ripgrep for searching across thousands of files in milliseconds and Colima for running lightweight containers on macOS without bogging down my system. I also use a little open-source Python library I built called Jinjalume whenever I need clean Tailwind components inside Flask templates.

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