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theturtletalks
2mo ago
It’s a shame that all these people that are using AI to code are using it to make iOS apps. Even the open-source ones are nice but you can’t install yourself unless you pay $99/year to Apple. Why not just make a great web app that does
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The web is an open marketplace but people still flock to Amazon to search across many sellers and find the best value and quality. With AI, the web is the marketplace in the sense that an AI agent can scour the web. But most people will use
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2mo ago
Thanks for expanding the designs for it, they look great! I need nice storefronts for my open-source SaaS but 5.6 Sol has been making them look really generic. I tried Google Stitch but it was much of the same. I really like diffui, but is
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2mo ago
Eh I prefer an open marketplace that's based on merit and not big players deciding for me. Also, they don't support vape and other legal products so my open marketplace will win in the long run since we curate a list of vetted sel
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2mo ago
I hear this take often and here are my thoughts. AI has basically given everyone a home kitchen, but yes most people are still bad cooks because it's not their passion and it's hard to master. So they go to a restaurant with an ex
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2mo ago
You still have to apply and this still makes ChatGPT the gate keeper for which shops and platforms they want to support. As far as I know, the open-source alternatives like Medusa and Woocommerce are not on ChatGPT. Do you read the things y
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2mo ago
I hope buyers understand that ChatGPT isn’t recommending the best products or the best sellers, they are in a paid partnership with Shopify and will show products from their stores above others. Some of the best e-commerce brands I know hav
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2mo ago
The bookstore design is really nice. Did you use diffui.ai? Also, mind if I take it for my open-source bookstore SaaS?
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2mo ago
It’s exactly what I’m building and open-source. I’m also building the underlying platforms for hotels, gyms, grocery stores, etc but you can connect to Shopify, Toast, and existing platforms too. It’s a decentralized, interoperable marketpl
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2mo ago
I’m building an open-source agentic commerce platform called “the/marketplace.” It’s needs to be opensource because Claude Code and ChatGPT will pick and choose which sellers they show on their chats. Mine works with any platform and y
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2mo ago
Domain knowledge will stand alone as the sole differentiator. Because LLM benefits can be reaped by almost anyone and it’s a force multiplier. Now those who have the strongest initial force will have a far bigger edge than before.
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2mo ago
Love this idea of reading prompts that lead to new discoveries and figuring out how the person got the LLM there. It truly is an art and I’m always reminded of “I, Robot” and the scene about “you must ask the right questions.”
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2mo ago
That's hard to define, but I measure it as how quickly people reach for AI for complex, tedious tasks. Let's say you're doing market research for a car to buy. A person who doesn't use AI, might just ask ChatGPT, but man
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2mo ago
Any plans for a "libghostty" alternative for your terminal?
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2mo ago
There is a real lag between people who can leverage AI vs those who can't. People who code using AI have a real advantage of using AI in different contexts because they understand how powerful it is. It's very similar to when the
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2mo ago
It wasn't long ago when calling Claude -p would trigger usage billing. I don't know if they backtracked that but even apps like T3 Code were warned that using Claude like that was not going to use the Claude sub.
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2mo ago
Main take away is that OMP (oh my pi) is very extendable. Since DeepSeek V4 doesn’t have vision so he got OMP to use GPT 5.6 Luna using the Codex sub. DeepSeek also doesn’t support web search so he wired up OMP to call agy (Antigravity CLI)
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2mo ago
Every car given enough time will have ads. Just like every proprietary software will become enshittified. It should be obvious by now that the stock ticker must go up and to do that you have to squeeze your customers. And if they have alrea
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2mo ago
We need a cypherpunks movement for open weight models
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2mo ago
I’ve heard of people using DeepSeek to reverse engineer those thinking tokens. Even though they don’t tell you the thinking content, they do tell you how many tokens were used. You can ask DeepSeek how we got from A + x thinking tokens = B.
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2mo ago
I tried the tmux send-keys but the reading the terminal part was the tough part. Instead of reading terminal output, the Pi extension I made lets Pi read and parse the JSONL files for the session. It also has workspaces with their own memor
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2mo ago
They mentioned a few things 1. Sessions are locked into Codex and Claude Code so you can’t take a session with you. Pi solves that since they all stay Pi sessions and you can change models in the same session 2. Subagent prompts are not sho
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2mo ago
What kind of tps are you getting?
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2mo ago
The extension catalog[0] for Pi is really nice and I feel like Pi's TUI is a bit lighter than OpenCode's. I use my custom terminal multiplexer on my phone using Tailscale so the lighter TUI is much better on mobile. I haven't
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2mo ago
This is exactly why Pi will win. It lets you hot swap models when one is struggling or straight up refusing the task. And since it works with any sub outside Claude Code, you can use it to try different models on OpenCode Go sub or even Ope
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2mo ago
I'm testing if an agent can run an e-commerce website. It's doing surprising well but I have a lot of control since I built the e-commerce platform and the OMS so the fulfillment is already set-up to a print on demand service. Any
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2mo ago
Make it work, make it right, make it fast, in that order Make it right is the refactoring
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2mo ago
Yes and Opensource.Builders is a directory of open-source alternatives where I post the ones I build as well. It's different than other open source directories since we track features in the code instead of just arbitrarily saying one
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Thanks, I get those added. There’s also Synara[0] which started as a T3 Code fork. 0. https://github.com/Emanuele-web04/synara
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I’m tracking them all here[0] The first app in this space was VibeTunnel[1]. It basically lets you start terminals on your Mac and the web app allows you to control these terminals on your iPhone using Tailscale. In the end, it’s just termi
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