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elemdos
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Comment #46786253
Yeah makes sense. Something about giving an agent its own physical computer and being able to text it instructions like a personal assistant just clicks more than “run an agent in …
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Comment #46737030
I hope that at some point companies start competing on quality instead of speed. LLMs will never be able to understand a codebase, and the more capable they get the more dangerous …
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Comment #46728849
Yeah. Plus genuinely waiting to help oc
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Comment #46728776
Ohhh is that why their logo is a bull?
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Comment #46726598
It’s impossible if you’re scared of rejection, which an overwhelming amount of people are
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Comment #46716077
Old news comes off dismissive. Doesn’t have to be a brand new discovery to be noteworthy.
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Comment #46715609
Also Bonsa looks like the future congrats
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Comment #46715105
This is really cool, and also feels like it should be built into Claude Code (that’s a compliment btw). I’m gonna try it out this week, thanks.
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Comment #46712396
AGPL seems like a joke when it comes up against the indie hacker world. Has there ever been an example of an open-source maintainer successfully suing someone who ripped off their …
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Comment #46712359
Yeah but if that was the only reason to do open source that was encouraged then there’d almost certainly be a lot less open source software overall (and lower quality). Personally …
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Comment #46712326
That sounds like the worst parts of native dev + PWAs combined
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Comment #46709649
Feel like it’s clear by this point AI-generated music isn’t going anywhere, I guess the question now becomes how much of it will be hyper-personalized (even generated JIT) vs stati…
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Comment #46709384
I’ve noticed the same thing, thought it was just me. Wonder if ralph wiggum would help.
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Comment #46613636
I guess the solution is to just not mention it >:) Are you sure it wasn’t for normal sales reasons? IMO that’s where the competition will always be, regardless of AI.
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Comment #46613134
Talk to friends and family, see if you can build something to solve their problems that doesn’t exist yet (or cost too much or does a poor job). The more removed they are from the …
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Comment #46611057
Cancelling doesn’t affect people’s lives or careers? Are you serious?
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Comment #46581279
I’ve also found AI to be super helpful for self-hosting but in a different way. I set up a Pocketbase instance with a Lovable-like app on top (repo here: https://github.com/tinykit…
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Comment #46521622
I think they said “when it’s on the job site” - guessing he means construction site? Imagine those would have to be bipedal
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Comment #46520839
I feel like there’s something special about connecting to a server to build and deploying on the same server. Claude Code on the web lets you connect to a repo, test the code, and …
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Comment #46520776
New ideas build on existing ideas. He said SSH into a computer to run Claude Code on that computer .
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Comment #46520736
Being able to “code” from your phone really feels like a huge change; it never took before because coding from your phone was miserable, but if you’re just coding by having a conve…
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Comment #46486299
I think it’s probably counterproductive. It’s like religion - there’s arguably a lot to be gained from it, but people form negative early experiences and associate them with the th…
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Comment #46405757
They only dislike it when they can tell it’s AI, but that’s becoming less and less of a possibility.
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Comment #46388254
Presumably the real benefit comes over time; at least it’s worth picking up a used one.