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Kuyawa
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For the remaining rulers sharing their slice of the world – once the working class has been replaced by robots – land, food and resources are they key ingredients for the post-capitalist economy. They can fly in planes built by their robots
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4mo ago
All they want is to get your keys and empty your wallet
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4mo ago
I've got more than a handful of these offers so I decided to never install anything and politely decline such offers. Linkedin has become a rotten cesspool of scammers and spammers, ripe for disruption.
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We can't romanticize making money, it's a ruthless field where mostly politicians, the military complex, and drug traffickers thrive, and a few startups that cater to the global economy, which are very very rare, so rare than only
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4mo ago
The same Ondras from V8CGI? I loved that project, one of the first server side JS implementations. Perhaps I was the only follower? Hey, Ondřej, loved your work!
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4mo ago
This month I've spent only 15 cents using DeepSeek API and my own coding agent. Three apps delivered to clients and currently working on a tournament management app for pickleball, padel and beach tennis. I love DeepSeek.
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5mo ago
DeepSeek and Mecha-AI as CLI coding agent for general architecture [1] Sublime Text and a DeepSeek plugin for file by file cosmetic fixes Nothing else. With these tools I am building apps like never before in minutes instead of months [1]
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Teachers are workers, underpaid teachers are mediocre workers and the result is mediocre teaching skills. Now, being six hours straight on a torture chamber seating on a medieval torture device are not the best conditions for learning. I re
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I've been using SQL for almost 40 years and I know for sure I will be using it for the next 20. Relational databases is about data sets used everywhere and SQL is the math behind it. With AI it's even easier as it creates all the
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Current RAM prices make the Mac Neo a steal
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Simple and beautiful, I love it.
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As a solo developer my coding agent is all I need to develop my own apps. It does 90% of the job in 5 mins for apps that would have taken me a couple of months in tedious tasks like routing, crud, auth, themes, admin dashboards, etc. Take a
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5mo ago
What's wrong about a beautiful banner done beautifully with AI? What's wrong with a new app done in 5 mins by a coding agent? What's wrong about AI tracking a license plate crossing every corner with your kidnapped daughter?
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5mo ago
I use a custom coding agent for terminal that uses file tools to read and write to my local file system and nothing else, it connects to DeepSeek API. I start with a prompt to build an app and I enjoy the show as it spits line by line its t
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In my initial prompt I explicitly tell DeepSeek to use Node, Express, EJS and PostgreSQL only, plain HTML, JS and CSS. Nothing else, not a single extra package. So far apps are the best, easy to read, easier to maintain.
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The economy is an adaptive organism that never dies. During the Industrial revolution, 90% of agricultural workers moved to the factories. And the fields kept producing. Then it came the computer revolution and factory workers moved to offi
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60/yo and still loving it. I get burned out every couple of years but new technology always refreshes my admiration for the field I chose. It never ceases to amaze me the capacity to reinvent itself, from the early days of dbase and cl
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"Let me google that for you" has been replaced by "Let me AI that for you"
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To be honest, I stopped using SO with the advent of AI, I completely forgot about it. I don't care about being sold, bad moderation or other aspects of its decline. AI gives me all answers I need.
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Horrible. I don't care if it was designed by Armani in his deathbed or Jony Ive himself. It's just horrible. The flat sides, not even reminiscence of the testarossa glorious days. Worse than the tesla truck and that's in the
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I will never change express, ejs and postgresql for my solo projects, even AI likes to deliver in express and ejs with less clutter, easy to read, easy to make cosmetic changes when needed. I've always lived by simplicity and so does A
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For me it's incomprehensible how a tool that allows you to be 100 times more productive is derided as something we should never use for the sake of craftmanship. Same as shoemakers or horseback messengers 100 years ago. Those who fund
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I don't know what a search engine is anymore, I use Brave search and usually the AI response is more than good, I can dive deeper in AI if needed. Before, search engines provided links, links provided the info we were looking for. Now
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https://mediconsulta.net an AI medical assistant https://decaboy.fit for tracking progress at they gym https://megaparley.com sports betting platform A horse betting platform not published yet, still look
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I've built five apps in the last month using DeepSeek, spending less than $1 in total. I am totally in love with DeepSeek and my wife knows it :)
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Just finished an app that allows you to track every rep, set, and weight at the gym. Decaboy — the ultimate gym companion for serious bodybuilders https://decaboy.fit Built in 15 minutes with mecha-ai my own code assistant using
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AI is a multiplier of both our expertise and our defects. I have learned how to hide my stupidity from AI's all-seeing eye and the result is the best I can expect from a tool that helped me become 100X more productive, I can't be
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6mo ago
I live in Venezuela, hosting in US, AI in China, if that helps.
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6mo ago
It used to have a pricing section but I removed it to make it free for everybody. I'll fix that, thanks.
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As a 60yo I developed my own AI medical assistant [1] and I've used it extensively for many conditions, I can't be happier. After analyzing some lab tests it even recommended a marker that was not considered first by the doctor, s
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