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Re: Ask HN: Who's building an AI-free product?
#2We’re working on a consumer facing self-hosted Minecraft server solution: https://fractalhome.run
That said it’s powered by a general purpose distributed computing architecture so it will probably end up running AI workloads at some point.
Re: Ask HN: Who's building an AI-free product?
#3Everything we were building was AI free. Now everything has AI on the roadmap.
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#4Does blackbox optimization count as AI? Or is it only LLMs at this point?
Re: Ask HN: Who's building an AI-free product?
#5I am. Learning management platform, with MVP focused on the all-employee security training required by many certifications (Such as ISO27001, which requires repeat training every 6 months. Other regulatory training coming soon, too).
My "product" is to work with companies to create additional company-specific training, such as induction training, product training, etc.
Still didn't build a web page for it yet (I have only two customers), but the demo is:
https://demo.skillful-training.com
Username: one@example.com, two@example.com ... ten@example.com Password: the single digit `1` for all the users
I've been pricing the security training at about half what the rest of the industry charges (pricing is per user, roughly 3USD/user/month)
There's a builk-invite option so that new clients can simply upload CSVs of their users (Email,Name).
Re: Ask HN: Who's building an AI-free product?
#6Does blackbox optimization count as AI? Or is it only LLMs at this point?
Sounds interesting. Do yo mind sharing more details?
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#8I don't really want to bring much attention to this right now, but:
https://github.com/petabyt/fudge
Fudge is an alternative to Fujifilms camera pairing app.
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#9I actually tried to shoehorn AI into https://code.movie/ as an experiment once, but it only got unpredictable and of course extremely slow. Hand-tweaked magic numbers plus escape hatches for manual intervention feel much more reliable.
Re: Ask HN: Who's building an AI-free product?
#10Most folks here are probably tired of hearing about it, but I work on https://onlineornot.com - uptime monitoring and status pages for software teams.
My aim is to build something better than what's already out there.
I've worked at companies with proactive monitoring like OnlineOrNot before, and was surprised by how bad existing products were. Adding AI isn't going to help them.