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sshussain270
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sshussain270
2mo ago
This is going to be a hot use case.
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2mo ago
I think you're right that to start up something like this, it needs a niche, but at the same time, these kinds of apps are for discovering and meeting new people, do you have any ideas of how to find the balance between the two opposit
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2mo ago
Gotcha!
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I agree 3d is not really needed here, it good as an educational thing though.
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2mo ago
Oh I see. The use cases are fairly limited for this I guess.
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Curious, what's the advantage of this over ngrok?
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2mo ago
Oohh! That's quite something, how did I miss this.
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Is it live on some redis?
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2mo ago
Curious, it takes a screenshot and recreates the same thing (with dummy data loaded)? Or does it copy the source and then remove the parts to make the embeddable demo?
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2mo ago
Surprisingly, it hasn't changed much on the ad front after AI/LLM boom. I don't know if its because advertising is a "non-sexy" market and no one really wants to do it but better is expected.
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2mo ago
Yes! Its the inefficient retries and loops that eat up the tokens. A good md file harness saves it.
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That's so true! Social networking apps stopped focusing on social networking a while ago.
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This is very cool. It's simpler than Bertviz for understanding inference and surface level and a good starting people for new learners as well.
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It's very much like agriculture: once we figured it out, we settled and the population grew so fast that we couldn't go back to hunting and gathering and migrating again.
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Yeah i think its a dying category, most software will be A2A.
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2mo ago
That's pretty cool, call it OpenGTA:)
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Hardly think so, 6 is exceptionally good at 3d modeling and visuals.
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I guess most coding/design people use claude but perplexity is good for research.
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2mo ago
Very cool, what ddi you build this with?
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2mo ago
Would be cool to have a little UI thingy to keep an eye on whats happening (which loops running and how many tokens eating) This project is very useful!
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2mo ago
Anything is art if it touches the feelings. Art is a feeling.
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2mo ago
If you're not travelling and comfortable sitting in once place, full desktop is best (or a laptop with a desktop like setup), just get the right chair, table and monitor adjusted to keep your head lifted and back not hunched.
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Oh steered storytelling, i like it! Its a bit slow though. Btw, your domain sounds too much like airtable that i had to take a second look!
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Its like the agricultural revolution, once we're in, we can't go back.
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Ask HN: Will robotics have a "Zima Blue" moment?
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Ah! This is useful!
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open weights will probably have the biggest market share for work/businesses just like linux does, in my opinion. I agree gemini probably for common life building on their existing reach via google (its pretty much on every phone), unl
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Digital Ocean for backend, Vercel for frontend
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Very cool! I was thinking for strategy games where players take turns, you could put on blockchain like Bitchat does for messages (by Jack Dorsey). That would eliminate the need for a stable internet connection entirely.
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What do you mean by accurate? As in what was an entered by the agent a truth account of what happened or as in someone didn't come in to modify the log that agent entered?
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