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dhruvyads
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Show HN: SayNow – Let your coding agents speak their questions/updates
It's hard to forget about a worktree if it speaks to you when it needs something.
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Comment #49087566
Thanks! We have an AI builder that reduces the process to just connecting credentials. If there's anything specific you thought could be simplified, would love to know.
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Comment #49087068
Building a support agent for example - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC72gf243_k
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Show HN: NoClick – Build always-on agents with your existing AI subscriptions
Hey HN! Been working on a platform that lets you build always-on background AI agents that work with your existing subscriptions/harnesses of choice (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, …
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Comment #49002758
You can also imagine using such prediction markets to incentivize speed + proper allocation by pre-purchasing "Yes" and awarding these shares as part of the involved people's compe…
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Comment #49002660
For example predicting whether a government infra project (california rail, etc) will complete under budget and within stated timelines. If the probability of this happening is low…
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Comment #48990412
Prediction markets are useful to society for some things, sports is probably not one of them.
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Comment #48990340
Now you get tokens and more perks than before.
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Comment #48924559
To contribute to a future where we can understand the nature of reality and discover answers to important questions. Most other goals are artifacts of evolutionary pressures or bec…
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Comment #48924474
This can be a new benchmark - see how quickly a model can create a working emulator from scratch.
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Comment #48924286
Wonder if Jony Ive designed this.
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Comment #48923472
And the lock up period isn't even over yet.
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Comment #48655426
Depends heavily on the models you use. SOTA models (Fable 5, Opus 4.8, GPT 5.5) are quite good in their native harness.
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Comment #48655392
Carbon capture will become feasible once we have cheap energy. Building fusion reactors is an engineering problem (AI can help), and the cost of building them is mainly dominated b…
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Comment #48655364
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Comment #48655347
You can make another account and use a virtual Revolut card for payment. Otherwise use GLM 5.2 with OpenCode or Codex.
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Comment #48625952
Claude Code can do these types of really well unless you're trying to convert in bulk
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Comment #48625936
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Comment #48625866
Bogo sort
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Comment #47694315
Sad to see it's not going to be open source.