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by asim 6mo ago
Micro - apps without the ads, algorithms or tracking. https://micro.mu The business model is likely going to revolve around mcp and x402 https://micro.mu/developers/
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by asim 6mo ago
I wish this is the point at which we could create a true alternative to the app stores. This is the moment we could escape the walled gardens. Yes a lot of those who are happy in their ecosystems will stay, but for the ones making the apps,
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Mu – A Second Shot at the Same Problem(mu.xyz)
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Ask HN: How do you get feedback for your products?
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Addiction by Design(mu.xyz)
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Ask HN: Anyone started a solo business in the last 6 months and made it work?
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Micro – One endpoint. 30 tools. Any AI agent(micro.mu)
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Ask HN: What do you use for local embeddings?
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by asim 6mo ago
Kudos to Sid for trying it and hopefully it benefits others in the long run. Not everyone has the money, will or commitment to do this. My own father died with a battle of myeloma, a blood and bone marrow cancer, after 2 years, it wasn&#x27
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Go Micro became something bigger(micro.mu)
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by asim 7mo ago
Glad to receive the approval!
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by asim 7mo ago
Hey. Thanks! I'm using RSS feeds to pull the news and it's updated hourly. No charge for viewing headlines. News search charged. https://mu.xyz/wallet
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Show HN: Micro – apps without ads, algorithms or tracking(micro.mu)
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by asim 7mo ago
Why? I want to understand why? Out of principle? I think some services just end up becoming foundational and we need to move on to other things for other things e.g if we're going to replace GitHub it's because we're creating
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by asim 7mo ago
It will come. The problem is. So will the addictive stuff. The key is going to be real meaningful connection. Social media wasn't about community. Web 2.0 was. In 2005 we were connecting with real people we knew and probably up until 2
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by asim 7mo ago
Well tbh I think it's like cloud in 2007-2009. I was highly skeptical and heckling while running on managed bare metal everytime there was an outage. But now cloud is the standard model for anything really. And I think AI becomes the g
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by asim 7mo ago
Sometimes I think my opinion means nothing on these topics, especially when it's going to get buried in a thread of 500 plus comments. But I think you finally see a little bit of a flaw in the strategy or just a little bit of insight i
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by asim 7mo ago
Come on man. This stuff is hard. I was the guy on the other side writing these BS hit pieces. Then I raised funding and took a shot. It's so hard. It's like pushing a boulder up a mountain except you're expected to build a ro
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by asim 7mo ago
I'm healthily skeptical of new technology. Meaning I'm not the early adopter. But I've also found over the years I don't get left behind. I become curious at the time things are stabilising. Maybe on the cusp where there
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by asim 7mo ago
It was inevitable until the point all apps will disappear and AI will be the entry point for all work. You can see how anything required appear based on a single request. After which world models and other forms of interaction that are more
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by asim 7mo ago
For about a year I've been working on Mu - an app for everything without ads, algorithms or exploits. https://mu.xyz Blog, news, chat, video, mail, web. Basically all the daily habits as little micro apps in one thing. I fi
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Show HN: Micro Chat: Group Chat with AI(github.com)
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by asim 7mo ago
Does group AI chat not exist already? I thought this was a thing. It makes sense as a product. Any examples?
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by asim 7mo ago
Let Claude write the blog post https://go-micro.dev/blog/3 There's still a lot to be said about refinement e.g a lot of inconsistencies or half truths.
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by asim 7mo ago
Ah yes it was that one cheers
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Tell HN: I got Claude Max for my open source project
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by asim 7mo ago
Location: London, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, distributed systems, APIs, etc CV: On request Email: asim@mu.xyz Most recent work https://mu.xyz Most well known work https://go-micro.dev
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by asim 7mo ago
Every agent I've seen in Go has been so straightforward. Take exe.dev's Shelley. Great example of clean code and very effective tooling. Worth a try if you haven't used it.
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Mu v0.11.0(github.com)
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by asim 7mo ago
This is my gut feeling also. I forked the project and got Claude to rewrite it in Go as a form of exploration. For a long time I've felt smaller useful models could exist and they could also be interconnected and routed via something e

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