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Ameo
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About Ameo
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/ameo; my proof: https://keybase.io/ameo/sigs/C7EVkxMlxFSzSnGNmmt2tIHFXKNsYyeQH8xVid35a2g ]
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Comment #48842257
When the software consists entirely of ~$1000 worth of Claude credits and ~40 hours of developer time prompting and curating it, literally what does it matter what license the resu…
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Comment #48758421
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Comment #48582386
Hell yeah, my AI image generation company is now running an alternative medicine AI MRI-alternative imagine spa. Hell yeah.
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Comment #48471352
Most depressing thing I've read in weeks, and that's a high bar. Hooray to humanity for creating the thing which has destroyed all the value of of being good at creating things.
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Comment #47783565
Wow, this doublespeed company is abhorrent stuff. AI social media accounts masquerading as real people, coordinating to promote and distribute anything on demand. If this is the ki…
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Comment #47331528
So true. A member of the clan I was in was operating a proper hedge fund, taking in investments from the clan and using it to flip on the Grand Exchange. Iirc he was even doing sor…
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Comment #47295973
^ this account has posted nothing but AI generated spam since it was created 6 hours ago
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Comment #46939821
A specialized programming language for 3D geometry generation + manipulation called Geoscript as well as a Shadertoy-inspired web app for building stuff with it: https://3d.ameo.de…
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Comment #46675792
Hey, thanks for checking it out! I've fixed that issue with the `set_default_material` problem; tyvm. > maybe a wireframe "type" material I have that actually; it's bound to the W …
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Comment #46579781
A specialized programming language for 3D geometry generation + manipulation called Geoscript as well as a Shadertoy-inspired web app for building stuff with it: https://3d.ameo.de…
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Comment #46551536
It seems to me that Wasm largely succeeded and meets most/all of the goals for when it was created. The article backs this up by listing the many niches in which its found support,…
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Comment #46547313
My perspective on this is that maybe Tailwind Labs shouldn't have been a for-profit business, or at least not one of the size that it grew to be. I was reading a writeup on this hi…
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Comment #46237705
Was curious to read this, but then the massive full-page ugly-on-purpose AI-generated NFT-looking banner image at the top of the page turned my stomach to the point where there's n…
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Comment #46183920
It seemed pretty clear and to the point to me.
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Comment #46059208
In my experience, it's usually the database that gives out first. It's often a shared database, or one running on overprovisioned hardware. The kinds of sites that go down when rec…
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Comment #45855776
I miss when posts like this mattered. That's not to say performance doesn't matter anymore or that blog posts on niche topics don't matter anymore. It's more that there are 30 oppo…
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Comment #45621561
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Comment #45564269
I'm working on a DSL and browser-based playground for procedural 3D geometry called Geotoy: https://3d.ameo.design/geotoy It's largely finished and functional, and I'm now focused …
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Comment #45520359
Svelte is definitely still my favorite way to build web apps in 2025. I wasn't (and still am not) the biggest fan of the new Runes syntax, but I've gotten used to it, and it doesn'…
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Comment #45419033
(copying my reply from the other comment that said the same thing as you) The order of conditions in a WHERE definitely does matter, especially in cases where the conditions are on…
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Comment #45419017
It definitely does matter, especially in cases where the conditions are on non-indexed columns or there are CPU-intensive search operations like regex, string ops, etc. I just ran …