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Comment #49237071
Orchestrating an AI agent built in native Object Pascal for Free Pascal Compiler and Delphi. Runs in less than 10MB of RAM. Besides being very Windows forward and local first; doin…
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Comment #48287286
I use it with Delphi. Claude Code with Opus 4.7 works fine. It can use FPC in Delphi mode so that it can test itself. I'm doing greenfield and not an old project though.
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Comment #42582903
SEEKING WORK - 26+ year Software Architect - Remote - US Full stack developer, growth hacker, and serial entrepreneur for a variety of projects involving tens of millions of visito…
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SEEKING WORK - 26+ year Software Architect - Remote - US Full stack developer, growth hacker, and serial entrepreneur for a variety of projects involving tens of millions of visito…
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Comment #42022885
SEEKING WORK - AI Solutions Architect - Remote - US Full stack developer (26+ years), growth hacker, and serial entrepreneur for a variety of projects involving tens of millions of…
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Comment #39886358
Try feeding it 8 pages of examples first? Something like this https://atariwiki.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Advanced%206502%20A...
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Comment #38773238
So many things... - Write complex SQL queries - Write Python GUI apps - Write songs, heikus, and Christmas rhymes - Write Delphi Object Pascal functions - Write PHP, Javascript, HT…
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Comment #37218073
It does. The FMX framework compiles to Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, and Windows. Single codebase single UI.
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Comment #37170847
The pricing or lack there of is a huge turn off. We use Replicate and Runpod. On Replicate everyone just shares the GPU cloud. On Runpod I had to bundle 8 together into my own clou…
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Comment #36110289
Love Wordpress. We've made millions of dollars with it.
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Comment #35430855
SEEKING WORK | USA | Remote 25+ year full stack software architect. Currently working with Stable Diffusion, Dreambooth, and Replicate. Exploring LLMs and the GPTs. Prefer PHP, Wor…
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Comment #35145360
I'm a full stack contractor. Been following generative AI since late last year. Picked up an AI startup gig in early January. Launched a couple weeks ago. Building out the client, …
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Comment #34532284
Building an MVP right now. Digital Ocean but may switch to Linode. LAMP. Wordpress for web and the API. Delphi for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux clients. Stable Diffusion…
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Comment #34222915
Location: San Luis Obispo, CA Remote: Only. Contract only. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Delphi, PHP, Javascript, SQL Résumé/CV: on request Email: fmx (at) peacekeeper.com …
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Comment #33427181
Location: San Luis Obispo, CA Remote: Only. Also contract only. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: SEMrush, Ahrefs, Jasper.ai, SurferSEO, Stable Diffusion, Screpy, Wordpress, Go…
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Comment #29531039
It isn't difficult. Just use Delphi. 26+ years of unbroken excellence building using Win32. And now Microsoft is saying that going forward they are back to promoting Win32 as the b…
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Comment #29519264
Embarcadero sponsored its upgrade to support Windows 10/8/7. https://github.com/Embarcadero/Dev-Cpp
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Comment #29519233
Delphi still exists and you can still do it in Delphi. Responsive. Cross-platform on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux. Single codebase single UI.
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Comment #27645042
UpWork has 20,000+ hourly project listings that are US only and listed as less than 30 hours a week.
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Comment #26022757
I searched for an option for make to do a command line file like this but didn't see one so struck out.
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Comment #26022699
Yes, it could be as simple as having Dev-C++ run a build every time a file is saved. Currently it does not do this. Remember, Dev-C++ didn't have -j support at all until I added it…
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Comment #25967081
My theory is that programmers love complexity and gravitate to more and more complex things over time. If something is complex and never complete your job is assured to be there to…