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by asim 7mo ago
This is very interesting and timely. I've been working on something to replace a lot of addictive or exploitive services we use today but there's some caveats. Will people pay? They pay for Kagi but will they generally pay for oth
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by asim 7mo ago
I'll take it! I've been using Opus 4.6 with GitHub Tasks sparingly but any sort of continued usage is very expensive. This would be handy, like 10x my efforts.
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by asim 8mo ago
I think we're about to see an explosion in "mini apps". It's taken 10+ years for us to catch up to WeChat and China but this regulation and other issues are going to block a lot of innovation and we're better off su
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by asim 8mo ago
We got here iteratively..not all at once. So the path back...it's iterative. I shouldn't even say back. We're not going back. We have to go in a new direction. And again it's evolutionary. So ultimately a lot of these bi
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Show HN: Review my new app platform Mu(mu.xyz)
1 points by asim 8mo ago|0 comments
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by asim 8mo ago
We have a duty to help them..and I don't think society gets this right in other places. We're not proactive about it. In religion and islam there's something called dawah, effectively preaching, but the idea is you're ca
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by asim 8mo ago
Mastodon really isn't the answer. You frequent enough servers and you realise social media has taught people bad habits..not everything needs to be expressed online. Genuinely I think people need something else. The format fails. What&
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by asim 8mo ago
Wow I'm impressed. I didn't actually think we'd see it encoded on chips. Or well I knew some layer of it could be, some sort of instruction set and chip design but this is pretty staggering. It opens the door to a lot of thin
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by asim 8mo ago
Yea sorry it probably comes across as pre-determined but you as a person have likely spent a long time becoming good at something and have a certain personality and experience based on your life, so I guess what I'm saying is, that sor
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by asim 8mo ago
But that's the point it's not defeatist. It's more about saying there is something for you to do. There is a role for you to play but that's not necessarily the role that you see somebody else playing. So sometimes we se
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by asim 8mo ago
Well that was a crazy month. Kudos to this guy for recognising his goals which is not to start another company. It is very easy to get intoxicated by the idea of something being so successful that you can capture the value, especially after
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by asim 8mo ago
Thanks!
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Why I Built Mu(mu.xyz)
1 points by asim 8mo ago|2 comments
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by asim 8mo ago
He probably means when I took VC funding in 2019 and started to rip apart the framework to try build a platform and business. The 2-3 years after were very chaotic. My goal was never to serve the community but instead leverage it to build a
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Ask HN: What do you need help with?
1 points by asim 8mo ago|0 comments
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Making Microservices AI-Native with MCP(go-micro.dev)
2 points by asim 8mo ago|0 comments
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by asim 8mo ago
Oh man I'm tired. This reminds me of the docker era. It's all moving fast. Everyone's raising money. And 24 months from now it's all consolidating. It's all a nice hype game when you raise the funding but the execut
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by asim 8mo ago
I wouldn't call it the new high level language. It's a new JIT. But that's not doing it justice. There's a translation of natural language to a tokenizer and processor that's akin to the earliest days of CPUs. It&#x
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by asim 8mo ago
We all have opinions about ci/cd. Why? Because it's getting between us and what we're attempting to do. In all honesty GitHub actions solves the biggest problem for a lot of Devs, infrastructure management and performance. I
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by asim 8mo ago
We need a language and a transpiler. Honestly the LLM has many uses. Agents have many uses. And we are narrowing down how to make them deterministic and predictable for programming machines and software. But that also means we need somethin
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by asim 8mo ago
I started working on something similar but for family stuff. I stopped before hitting self editing because, well I was a little bit afraid of becoming over reliant on a tool like this or becoming more obsessed with building it than actually
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by asim 8mo ago
Take the positive spin. What if you could put in all the inputs and it can simulate real world scenarios you can walk through to benefit mankind e.g disaster scenarios, events, plane crashes, traffic patterns. I mean there's a lot of u
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Ask HN: Is anyone using ChatGPT or an equivalent with their family?
1 points by asim 8mo ago|0 comments
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by asim 9mo ago
I think this is quite an interesting question. Especially for the developer audience. If you're an engineer, then you likely have similar tendencies to a lot of other engineers. You want to spend time alone, but you also feel the need
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by asim 9mo ago
Still on https://mu.xyz - a personal app platform without ads. Now includes a mini apps builder via LLMs which unlocks a lot of potential. And also an agent to navigate it via voice so I can use it hands-free in the car.
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Tell HN: When launching products who/where your audience is matters
1 points by asim 9mo ago|0 comments
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by asim 9mo ago
Weird this thread came back...ok..must be relevant!
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by asim 9mo ago
This is good. I worked at google and lasted less than 2 years. Many other things happening in that time - came in via acquisition, worked on backend for that, dad died, transitioned teams, etc. But I was 27-28 and couldn't really navig
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by asim 9mo ago
No thank you for that example at least because I feel like I got hit in the face with a big fish. Of course trying to sell to other carpenters is mistake! Unless it's really refined tools they need, not the stuff you built with them. I
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by asim 9mo ago
People read a lot of different things so I'm going to throw this one out there. I read the Quran. I read it continuously and it takes a while to finish but every time I read it I discover something new. People tend to discount a religi

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