OriginalMrPink

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by OriginalMrPink 4mo ago
>> Taste is something harder: the ability to hold your own criteria steady while facing an infinite number of options. Couldn’t agree more. Great write-up!
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State of Web Dev AI 2025(2025.stateofai.dev)
2 points by OriginalMrPink 1y ago|1 comments
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by OriginalMrPink 1y ago
Over 4k web developers participated in the survey. Tons of interesting insights regarding AI / IDE / model usage.
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by OriginalMrPink 1y ago
impressive...can't wait for OpenAI to make their image gen faster tough
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How I Built a Short Video Generator with AI and CE.SDK in One Day(img.ly)
7 points by OriginalMrPink 1y ago|0 comments
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by OriginalMrPink 1y ago
Apple feels stuck. Only incremental improvements, no real innovation, no risk... Also, some improvements turned out to be real bad.
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by OriginalMrPink 1y ago
Really considering switching from iPhone this year. Been using iPhones since 3G.
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by OriginalMrPink 1y ago
Just curious, what problem do I need to have that they'll solve for me?
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by OriginalMrPink 2y ago
Who wants fluent conversations with AI to get help for realtime translations or location based information (e.g. when traveling)? Who wants to delegate tasks to AI so it can help work with everyday productivity tools like calendar, emails,
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by OriginalMrPink 2y ago
It was Cursor six months ago, VC with Copilot three months ago, and currently it's Windsurf / Cursor. Copilot is lagging with features, it used to be Chat & Compose, now it's Agents and MCP stuff that's missing. But
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by OriginalMrPink 2y ago
It actually is. The trick is to be in charge of architecture and scope. But this is not a 100% AI build like stated in the article.
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by OriginalMrPink 2y ago
That's today. What about tomorrow?
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by OriginalMrPink 2y ago
It would have been great if they had disclosed which products. I've been building tons of projects with AI lately, and while this is a massive productivity boost, the code itself doesn't scale. The acceleration when you start wit
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by OriginalMrPink 2y ago
Truth to be told, it often seems that even companies that have an AI roadmap don't know what they're doing...
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by OriginalMrPink 2y ago
Yes, please. But you know, these days, everyone is doing their own research, and think they nailed it. But it's often sloppy research, unfunded arguments, etc. Just looking at the map in this article, and whatever source this comes fro
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by OriginalMrPink 2y ago
I was wondering the same thing on an API level. How to build / write and document an API so that it can be easily digested and applied by LLMs.
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by OriginalMrPink 2y ago
Open Source AI is the path forward, but I have hard time believing that Meta should be affiliated with it.
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by OriginalMrPink 3y ago
"Why We Raised A Bunch Of Money" doesn't answer any of the questions above. I've seen private equity rounds disguised as traditional founding rounds, which is neither very transparent, nor very honest. Raising 70M just s
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by OriginalMrPink 3y ago
Really? What are you going to tell them after they signed? "You bought it, suckers!" You might have found your audience. But for me the tonality of the post felt way off.
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by OriginalMrPink 3y ago
I'm not doubting this at all. But let me be more specific what I don't like about their communication. "$70MM led by EQT Ventures." That's awesome, but what are you giving away for this? Are founders selling their s
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by OriginalMrPink 3y ago
The headline and even the article reads like a big nothing burger.
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by OriginalMrPink 4y ago
looks like you could do this via API. Not sure though, it's not in the UI and according to the company it's on the roadmap.
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The 100 Ether Rooftop(medium.com)
10 points by OriginalMrPink 8y ago|1 comments