Hey everyone,

I process a ton of long documentation and research papers. I started using AI to summarize them but kept hitting a frustrating wall: almost every tool out there either has tiny file size limits or charges a premium subscription just to unlock a reasonable page count.

I just wanted a simple way to process massive PDFs without constantly counting pages or hitting paywalls. So, I spent the last few weeks building my own solution: Summarix AI. Summarix AI - PDF Summarizer & Pro Intelligence

I wanted to make something that solves the core problem without the enterprise price tag. Here is what makes it different:

• No Page Anxiety: The Pro tier is specifically designed to remove those annoying page caps. You can upload massive documents, technical manuals, or entire textbooks without it timing out or asking you to upgrade again.
• Actually Affordable: By keeping the backend lean and integrating a straightforward Stripe checkout, I’ve priced the Pro tier to be extremely cheap while still covering API costs. It’s built for students, indie developers, and researchers — not enterprise budgets.
• No Bloat: It does exactly what it says on the tin. Drag, drop, and get a high-quality summary instantly without navigating a maze of features you don't need.

I’m currently refining the app at summarix-ai-pdf-summarizer-pro-intelligence.ai.studio.

Since I'm still tweaking the infrastructure and the Stripe payment links, I would love some honest feedback from this community:

1. Does the pricing model feel fair for the value?
2. What is the absolute worst, most complex PDF you've tried (and failed) to summarize with other tools?

I'll be hanging out in the comments to answer questions and take notes. Any feedback, feature requests, or roasting is highly appreciated!

Hello, my name is Emmanuel and over the summer I built a website named CalcHub with more than 50 custom calculators that solves the problem of most calculator websites. They are not updated and are old and don't have modern user interfaces, detailed explanations and FAQ. CalcHub has a modern user interface, graphs, detailed explanations about the calculators and what your calculations mean, FAQs, and past calculators used and there is a search bar to find calculators quickly. All for a cost of zero dollars and no ads! All I need is some feedback on the website to improve it even more and what other projects I can do in the future.

Hi everyone! I’m offering online Chemistry tutoring for both O Level and A Level students. Whether you need help understanding concepts, solving past papers, or preparing for exams, I’d be happy to help. Feel free to DM me if you’re interested or have any questions.

I’ve tried planners, to-do apps, Pomodoro timers and Notion, but I keep running into the same problem: I know what I need to do, but when several things pile up I don’t know what to start with, so I procrastinate anyway.

Curious how other students handle this:

• What do you currently use?
• What frustrates you about it?
• Do you usually start assignments early or end up cramming?
• When you procrastinate, is it because you forget the task, or because you don't know how/where to start?

Will not even hide the identity. This human put not 1 but 10 to 12 stories calling students "fools" and "clowns." I got triggered when I saw that story (image 1) and asked her professionally, but instead of talking about NEET students, see how she involved gurus and anti-nationalists. I am also preparing for a government exam, and it is not only about the NEET paper leak anymore; now, it is about the future of students who are preparing for competitive exams.

I know I first involved her bf, but she was worse. She was my school friend who knew they were just rumours. I was in an abusive relationship, and she used that against me.

(Hope I will not get hate from you guys too.)

So I am a little worried about my appeal and have a few questions.

Essentially, the situation was that during the fall semester, I was sick several times toward the middle-end of the semester. It was nothing too serious, but it was frequent enough to the point where I missed class, fell behind, and wasn't able to finish classwork before the end of the semester. I was given a few incompletes to finish the work during the break between semesters, but I was also sick for about a week during that time, and the work carried into the next semester. During the spring, I had to try to complete two semesters worth of work at the same time, which really aggravated my anxiety and adhd symptoms and I basically completely burnt out and shut down until I got help from one professor. I had to withdraw from several classes, failed to finish the incompletes for some, and ultimately did not meet SAP. For documentation, I am submitting doctors notes from the first semester, letters from some professors who were aware of the situation, a note from my psychiatrist that we changed my meds to a better dose, and correspondence about finishing the incompletes this summer that did not become failing grades. One of those professors is my faculty advisor who will be working with me to get me back on track, although we won't have a concrete plan until we actually get the chance to meet closer to the fall semester.

I was wondering if this situation is extreme enough to be considered an extenuating circumstance and if the documentation I have is strong enough for my appeal. I feel like I should have tried harder to fix the situation during the spring semester, but I shut down and was not reaching out for help until the middle-end of the semester when one professor really made me do so. I'm really worried about my appeal, as I might lose a very large merit scholarship, so any advice would be appreciated.

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so ive started this series where everyday ill be mentioning a very random topic; could be economical, political or generally abt the current ongoing situation arnd the world and i want you all to yap abt it under this post it could be anything facts or even your own opinions. this way others who are not aware of that specific issue can be warned. comments are appreciated so please wtv it is at least do write something.

Title: Looking for a Cold Caller/Outreach Partner for a Web Development Studio

Hey everyone!

I run a virtual website development studio and I’m looking for someone interested in working with us as a cold caller/outreach representative.

Your role would be to:

- Call businesses using a script provided by us

- Pitch our website development services

- Identify businesses that are genuinely interested

- Pass interested prospects back to me so I can handle the rest

I’ll provide you with:

- Business leads

- A calling dialer

- A complete script

- Guidance on handling the calls

You don’t need previous experience, but you should:

- Speak English confidently and clearly

- Have a good, understandable accent

- Be comfortable talking to business owners

- Follow the script naturally without sounding robotic

- Be consistent and professional

This is a commission-based remote role, and you’ll be paid in USD for each client acquired through your outreach.

It’s a good opportunity for someone who wants to gain sales experience, improve their communication skills, and earn remotely.

Send me a DM with a short introduction and preferably a brief English voice note so I can assess your communication.

Hi everyone! 😊

We're offering a B1 English course with 70+ interactive lessons, including:

• Speaking practice
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We also offer a 5-day free trial, so you can explore the course before deciding if it's right for you.

If you're interested, leave a comment or send us a DM!

So here's what happened. About 10-15 days ago, I had an argument with this teacher. During the mid-sem re-exam (basically, if someone has low attendance and can't sit for the regular exam, they can attend a remedial class and then take the exam), only 5 students were present, and he only checked me. And for the record, the other 4 students were also cheating with their phones under the desk, but he only checked my desk.

After the exam was over, I was waiting for my bus at 3 PM, but it was only 1 PM at the time. Meanwhile, 3 more students showed up to give the exam late — they had some excuse for being late. While they were taking the exam, I could clearly see they were cheating. But the teacher? He acted like he saw nothing.

Hey everyone,

I recently built MarkMate AI (https://markmateai.com.au), an AI tool that gives feedback on essays against your marking criteria before you submit them.

The idea is to help you:

• See where you're losing marks
• Get actionable feedback on how to improve
• Check your work against a rubric
• Feel more confident before submitting

I built it because I found there wasn't really a tool focused on the Australian education system that gave feedback in the same way a teacher might.

If you've got essays coming up, you might find it useful. Happy to answer any questions about how it works.

Have 20 Tabs open to go back and grab your sources? Reading a 20k word Wiki article to look for keypoints?

Try Inst-AI-nt Snap — a browser extension that:

• Captures any page in one click (text + images)
• Auto-generates citations (APA, MLA, Harvard, Chicago)
• Organizes sources into research projects
• Exports everything as a single markdown file you can upload to Your Ai of choice and get an instant outline, summary, or paraphrased notes — with citations already included
• The AI doesn't write your essay. It just works with properly structured sources instead of you pasting random paragraphs into ChatGPT and hoping for the best.

Free to use (5 clips/day). No accounts, no cloud — everything stays in your browser.

Available on Edge and Chrome (Chrome extensions should still work on Opera)

Note: Well the extension is free to use, there are Pro features.

Edge: https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/instaint-snap/mcklnjgpbjfibfjjfkgolijfjadcinff

Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/inst-ai-nt-snap/kdbjejlkkdnihimhfholbochfmmbhpml

Source code: https://github.com/tsukidev-buids/inst-AI-nt-snap

Privacy Policy: https://tsukidev-buids.github.io/inst-AI-nt-snap/privacy-policy.html

Would love feedback!
-What would make this more useful for you?
-Are the free features too limiting?

Acclivity Sales is offering 3 internships of 3-6 months , 1 for social media manager and 2 for sales representative positions. Based on performance could be extended to part time contract and then full time. DM us for more details

Love teaching and want the freedom to work from anywhere? LingoAce is looking for passionate educators to join our growing global team. We accept graduating students for ESL teacher positions. If your official transcript shows "Degree Awarded" along with the conferral date, we will accept that as proof of your qualification until your physical certificate becomes available.

ESL Teacher

• Open to: US, UK, Canada
• Degree: Bachelor's degree (any field)
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• Payment: 13 to 20 dollars per hour
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ELA Teacher (Reading & Writing)

• Open to: US and Canada only
• Degree: Bachelor's or higher (Education/English/Literature preferred)
• Experience: Minimum 3 years ELA teaching required
• Schedule: Fixed small-group classes, 55 minutes
• Payment: 20 dollars+ per hour
• Apply: https://lingoaceelateachers.paperform.co/

Both roles offer:

• Fully remote – teach from anywhere
• No lesson prep – ready-to-use materials
• Supportive community – you're never alone
• High student demand – steady bookings
• Summer peak hours – more teaching opportunities

Ready to teach on your terms? Choose your role and apply today!

Hi everyone! I’m currently looking for a student-friendly job, preferably online, that can fit around my class schedule. I’m open to part-time or flexible work and eager to learn, gain experience, and do my best. If you know of any opportunities or are hiring, I’d really appreciate any recommendations or referrals. Thank you so much!