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Show HN: I built a MCP server so Claude can interact with Airtable(github.com)
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by rashidae 2y ago
I am a full stack hard core developer. I work an average of 12-14 hours a day. (At least 6 days a week) I can make around $25k usd per month, but I usually don’t spend too much. I love building products and now with AI, I am getting better
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Show HN: Airtable MCP – Connect Airtable with Al tools using natural language(smithery.ai)
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Show HN: Airtable MCP – Connect Airtable with AI tools using natural language(github.com)
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by rashidae 2y ago
I’m building an AI-first startup for Latin America, kind of like TaskRabbit but simpler and more aligned with how people actually hire help here. We use WhatsApp for quick updates like ‘Provider is on the way,’ and we focus on getting verif
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by rashidae 2y ago
Some losses are inevitable when you overhaul a system. The bigger threat is letting the government drown in debt, which would be an existential risk to democracy. If the U.S. collapses financially, lamprey control is the least of our proble
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by rashidae 2y ago
Because making the U.S. solvent is critical to preserving democracy. A country drowning in debt with an inefficient government is weak. If the U.S. collapses financially, who do you think fills the void? China? Russia? Do you trust them to
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by rashidae 2y ago
Resistance is normal. We saw it when he made changes to Twitter, now X. But I wouldn’t bet against Elon. If I had to guess, he’s trying to get a full map of how things actually work—breaking operations down into numbers, ranking everything
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by rashidae 2y ago
AI is spreading across disciplines like science, math, software development, language, music, and health. You’re looking at it too narrowly. Human-computer symbiosis is accelerating at an unprecedented rate, far beyond the pace of something
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by rashidae 2y ago
AI is getting really good at mimicking emotional cues with emojis. At this point it feels like an engagement tactic, but it’s wild how easily our emotions can be nudged.
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by rashidae 2y ago
Location: Mexico Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No, but I can do temporary visits. Technologies: • 10,000+ hours in UX design (primarily with Figma). • Built low-code systems handling millions of user events, using both relational and non
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by rashidae 2y ago
Haha, exactly! Now they’re the victims of their own dismay.
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by rashidae 2y ago
AI + VR will most probably create addictive, lifelike experiences that may affect real-world relationships. Like TikTok and Instagram algorithms, this could reduce the desire for intimacy and worsen declining fertility rates.
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by rashidae 2y ago
I don’t think centralization is the real threat. As James Currier [1] pointed out, AI will be commoditized through open-source and model convergence, making oligopoly control unlikely. The real challenge is standardizing safety across open
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by rashidae 2y ago
This is amazing!! What kind of applications are you considering for this? A part from saving variable costs, fine tuning extensively and security… I’m curious to evaluate this in a financial perspective, as variable costs can be daunting, b
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by rashidae 2y ago
By choosing the secure path of a $120k/year salary, you are taking on a certain level of risk. However, if you want to protect your future potential, you could retain 20% of the equity and allow for a 80% buyback option.
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by rashidae 2y ago
While Nvidia’s valuation may feel bloated due to AI hype, AMD might be the smarter play.
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by rashidae 2y ago
Today I had trouble using OBS Software with my suite of old MacBooks, IPhones and iPads… I thought keeping them would be useful
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by rashidae 2y ago
1 hour from my tests, my eyes still hurt though!!!
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by rashidae 2y ago
Wow, I didn’t know I could do that!! I’m not sure how this new learned trick, can apply to other stuff… but I’m happy I tried it and it did amazed me haha thanks for the share dude!
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by rashidae 2y ago
I haven’t used Glide yet, but I’ve worked extensively with other ‘front-end interfaces for Airtable and Spreadsheets’, like Softr, Noloco and Bubble. The first time I tried Glide, I struggled with the interface, and unfortunately, support d
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by rashidae 2y ago
During COVID, I built a quick no-code solution to help ‘all-inclusive resorts’ in Cancun and Punta Cana. It started with guests scanning a QR code, filling out a short form, and scheduling their Antigen/PCR tests. Over time, it evolved
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by rashidae 2y ago
How do you do the indexing? Could you share how you do it?
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by rashidae 2y ago
I’m just going to watch and hold on to my opinions, as time and time again, Musk has championed his will.
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by rashidae 2y ago
I’ve been getting into self-optimization lately, and sleep has been a game-changer. Two books that really opened my eyes are Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker and Outlive by Peter Attia. Walker breaks down why sleep is so critical, while Attia
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by rashidae 2y ago
This is such a cool angle for lead gen. Just the other day, I saw some kids using those Ray-Ban/Meta glasses through Instagram Live feeds to grab publicly available data from people almost in real time. It blew my mind. Sure, this kind
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by rashidae 2y ago
I loved the idea!! How clever. Congrats on your accomplishment, I learned a lot from your approach. Thanks for sharing.
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by rashidae 2y ago
This is a beautifully designed blog interface. It’s one of the best I’ve seen, making it a pleasure to read.
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by rashidae 2y ago
If this project reaches its potential, it will revolutionize access to quality education by decentralizing and personalizing learning environments, allowing for self-paced and individualized experiences. I hope he has the multidimensionalit
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by rashidae 2y ago
If this is used for the wrong reasons, so using something other than a hat… This could be lethal.

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