latchkey

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Nobody pays for open source. We can force them to(seldo.com)
4 points by latchkey 1d ago|0 comments
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by latchkey 3d ago
There are also interesting efforts like: https://github.com/Zaneham/Booth https://scale-lang.com/
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by latchkey 9d ago
thank you. i built https://ridecontrol.xyz because of that accident. dr said to get on a trainer and strengthen my leg/butt muscles, i didn't want to write in a cartoon (zwift) and i couldn't find any other free s
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by latchkey 10d ago
> if AI becomes as good as some think if this is the worst it can be, it can only get better
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by latchkey 10d ago
Looking at their crypto addresses, they are sitting on many thousands of dollars that haven't moved in a very long time. What's the point of donating if they aren't going to use the funds?
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by latchkey 11d ago
Not cut-down and yes... i deployed 20,000 of them for crypto mining... optimized around ~54mhs on ethash which was pretty good.
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by latchkey 11d ago
I'm addicted. This is the most fun I've had coding in decades. I feel like I've got superpowers and the limit is just how quickly I can prompt out my ideas. Those 500m are for coding. Started with $20 and now I'm on the
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by latchkey 12d ago
Since you decided to delete your anger filled post, I’ll respond privately. I genuinely wish you the best. Best, Jon
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by latchkey 12d ago
archagon is anti-ai, no longer works in tech, and hasn't written code in a long while. he's responded to my comment below with something very angry and hateful, and then deleted it. i get the email notifications though, so i saw i
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by latchkey 12d ago
If you're "reluctantly using" HN, maybe you should stop because it doesn't seem healthy for you. Yes, I do have some unique insights based on decades of experience building products and businesses. People who think that
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by latchkey 12d ago
lol!
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by latchkey 13d ago
So you think AI will only ever be a recipe book? That's the disconnect we have in opinion.
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by latchkey 13d ago
I can see I'm under your skin as you're trying to make this personal. I have a long history of being early and correct with many things. What is transforming under your nose, faster than anything ever before, will take you for sur
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by latchkey 13d ago
one out of 10000000 customers.
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by latchkey 13d ago
it is funny having some anon tell me something that is 100% different from my own experience and i've been coding for 30+ years now.
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by latchkey 13d ago
i'm burning 500m tokens a day "writing code" for 83 days straight. one of those projects i'm building integrates netbox, stripe, quickbooks, mercury and deel all together via api. i wrote zero lines of code and read zero
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by latchkey 13d ago
i've written smtp servers. it has the best spam control on the planet. i'd never use anything else.
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by latchkey 13d ago
what happens when openai offers compliance as a service?
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by latchkey 13d ago
I think that was a problem 6 months ago, but GPT 5.6 Sol on xhigh doesn't have those sorts of issues. I don't think it'll last. Things are moving fast.
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by latchkey 13d ago
Hilarious! But more real... Giacomo fails to take into account the concept of when OpenAI decides to create an audited financial service that guarantees that their output is valid. ChatGPT Work is already a beginning of that future.
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by latchkey 13d ago
I don't understand the need to make things easier for a robot. Point them at an API and they can figure it out. Can you explain in more detail what is easier?
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by latchkey 13d ago
You sound like someone who was adversed to cell phone cameras taking over film. Get ready. AI is coming for every single industry, full steam.
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by latchkey 13d ago
Context is important in a response like this. Giacomo is a Sr. Presales consultant at a SaaS company that sells "The AI operating system for modern Finance." Of course you're adverse to things because it is a direct threat to
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by latchkey 13d ago
the thing you haven't come to terms with is that it is more important to ship than it is to worry about the issues in the future. i thought RoR taught everyone that. the beauty of what's happening today is that AI might produce sl
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by latchkey 13d ago
no, those tools sucked in comparison to what ai is doing. i just built a financial dashboard for my business. in realtime, i'm sucking in all the data from quickbooks, mercury, stripe, deel APIs and presenting it to myself, and my inve
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by latchkey 13d ago
i started a web development business in 1995 and have been coding web stuff for decades. like the OP, all those years of learning how it works under the covers gives me a distinct advantage since i can easily tell what is slop and what is g
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by latchkey 13d ago
"The ASRock BC-250 is interesting. Sold as a mining card during the crypto boom of 2021/2022, then killed by Ethereum’s proof-of-work migration, leaving many mining farms out of business with many BC 250s never used or even opened
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by latchkey 15d ago
s/retained/leaked/
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by latchkey 16d ago
I don't have to elaborate on it, nor would I as the matter of the discussion was confidential. If you want to ask them and get the answer, go right ahead.
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by latchkey 16d ago
I answered your question. "you ever ask Nvidia why? i did." The only struggle is your understanding. Maybe english isn't your first language, but that is me saying I asked Nvidia.

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