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by jmathai 2mo ago
I use Claude Code the way others use Lovable. I'm comfortable with the terminal and Claude Code but I think Anthropic (et al.) is closing the gap rapidly. And Claude Code + Claude Design is way more capable than what I think Lovable is
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by jmathai 2mo ago
I don’t think end users will purchases subscriptions out of their own pocket for work en masse. If the value is there, companies will.
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by jmathai 2mo ago
Funny that it bashes a future where AI destroys jobs but embraces one where it destroys relationships and wellbeing.
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by jmathai 2mo ago
I avoid subscriptions like the plague and I was getting enough value from Claude that I was paying for the Max plan for a couple months. I don't know how much Anthropic needs to make to be sustainable but I think it's worth north
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by jmathai 2mo ago
I’m exploring how to use AI for faith oriented experiences and products. There are two specific areas I’m interested in. I’m furthest along with this app in the App Store. https://trysojourn.app 1) grounding LLM scripture refere
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by jmathai 2mo ago
I have Claude implementing features from a spec, running tests, creating a build, and then publishing to TestFlight. All I have to do is verify that the build works once I get the TestFlight notification. I have found a key is to use end-to
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by jmathai 2mo ago
The cost per token is super low. If you're used to paying OpenAI or Anthropic API-based fees then the same workload on DeepSeek feels free.
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by jmathai 2mo ago
On DeepSeek's platform page yesterday I saw that prices during peak hours would be doubled (IIRC). Today, it's just a generic message that prices will go up significantly.
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by jmathai 2mo ago
If you want to make money, work in big tech. If you have an insatiable itch to build something (product, business), start a company or startup.
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by jmathai 2mo ago
Took a look at StepBible. Looks really cool. My email is in my profile if you wanted to connect.
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by jmathai 2mo ago
I tried using Deepseek with Claude Code and it under performed. The use I was referring to was within a product and I feel it's a lot of value for the cost. https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/agent_integrati
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by jmathai 2mo ago
That’s okay, IMO. Ultimately it’s the readers responsibility to apply their own intelligence. But the app should not misquote scripture itself.
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by jmathai 2mo ago
It’s pretty polished but you’re asking the wrong person. Feedback has been positive so far :).
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by jmathai 2mo ago
Philosophically, I don’t believe we should outsource the accuracy of scripture to any single entity (let alone a for profit secular one). So it’s less about model choice and more about governance of scripture. I will check out the link you
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by jmathai 2mo ago
Very true. The verses selected come from a tool call. The LLM queries the app for relevant verses. It picks the keywords - so perhaps there’s bias there but the verses are handed to the LLM. But there are ways to control and constrain the L
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by jmathai 2mo ago
You’re correct. The hard line for me is ensuring that any scripture presented to the user is verified correct. LLMs can’t be trusted in this regard. One feature of the app is that all scripture is verified and what’s show to the user doesn’
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by jmathai 2mo ago
Huge difference while both are competing. But it’s a huge risk in a market with such high cost of entering. If either divests then it rapidly degrades.
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by jmathai 2mo ago
I’ve been using v4 flash for an app I’m building [1] and it’s amazing how cost effective and good it is coming from having always used gpt, opus and sonnet models. It’s so cost effective I can offer a generous free tier since my goal isn’t
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by jmathai 2mo ago
I don’t disagree with what you’re saying but I said before any of this mess, and just dealing with the ticket purchasing experience, that this would be the last World Cup I attend. It’s sad though. The World Cup, while imperfect, remains an
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by jmathai 2mo ago
The experience interacting with FIFA is so terrible already. I can only imagine how much worse it would be if it turned into a profit machine.
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by jmathai 3mo ago
Tobacco is a good example. Legislation that you could not smoke inside or nearby buildings did a lot to curb usage. What’s challenging now is that corporate interest in government seems to have increased rapidly. It’s unclear if legislation
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by jmathai 3mo ago
I agree with everything the article says. I think there are two questions that we should be asking. 1. Can we point to a time when Capitalism peaked in terms of a balance of maximal benefit for as many people as possible? In my lifetime, it
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by jmathai 3mo ago
They employ 3-4 people to man their drive through. No wonder it's such a great experience. Subconsciously, I think I pick CFA over alternatives, in part, to not have to deal with poor customer service.
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by jmathai 4mo ago
Odd. I receive a non English website when clicking on that link.
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by jmathai 4mo ago
I understand that technology has advanced us in many ways. I also think it started to regress us in other ways. At rates where the regression feels faster than the progression. I think many of us feel this. Even if it is expressed different
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by jmathai 4mo ago
I feel your pain points. > The second problem is it can't just work with the file system structure and organization I presume you know about storage templates and ruled them out.
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by jmathai 4mo ago
Oh wow. Thank you and great to run into folks from that community. I’ve preserved all of the tags and albums from my Trovebox library. Had high hopes of integrating it into Western Digital NAS devices but…big co :/
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by jmathai 4mo ago
I don’t trust Immich myself :). Its read only external library feature is what made it an option for me.
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by jmathai 4mo ago
Given this is a largely technical crowd, I feel it my duty to share just how good (and free/open) Immich is. If you’re like me and don’t want to be an “admin for life” then it’s still for you. What has worked for me for over a decade i
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by jmathai 4mo ago
I’ll definitely try this out. I have a Claude project for our home and many chat conversations about my lawn. What I don’t know yet is if the DIY I’m doing with the help of Claude is going to materialize into a lush lawn. It has me doing pr

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