I had many a fond night, calling up waiting for the message to change.

what you're buying into here is a company that is already large on the idea of growth over the next 10 years.

Modern IPO's just reek of investors cashing out

Was a 6 month nightmare proving we did nothing wrong.

Now if you tell them too much they go mute or stop telling you important information. Oh intelligence!

If someone could splinter or fragment the models into more specific tasks i.e "spellchecker AI" and get these working as well as Sonnet 4.6-4.8 on those tasks on a personal laptop. You then question the $100 a month fee.

Bear in mind these laptops are likely to be $5000 or so because of the memory, HDD and M7 chip they likely need.

It feels to me like the beginning of the inflection point but software updates not hardware updates will be the accelerant.

I'm an ecstatic dance DJ myself over in london and I make apps for a living. This is a little passion project of mine to try and map and bring into one space all of the events that take place each week around the world.

It's unlikely that events in your local town are mapped, but the aim is to make it as easy as possible for people to quickly add and map events so others can find them. The add button at the top is a translator of ticket pages where people list their events but the site is agnostic to wherever the event is.

I also spent time to go fully headless with everything running on cloudflare using the latest vinext they have been working on which is still in beta and I feel it's very snappy and responsive.

This is an example of something that was made fully possible with ai. I did it with a claude max subscription over around 2 months and 10M tokens. Totally open to feedback!

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I love everything about openrouter. So kinda a fan boy.

The fact that now every agent designer knows what was already built is a huge shot of steroids to their codebase!

I really hate how they price things and hide their profit in sneaky ways now.

I wasn't a coder but with AI I am actually writing code. The more i familiarise myself with everything the easier it becomes to learn. I find AI fascinating. By making it so simple and clear it helps when i think what i need to feed it.

I don't social media much but to not be on it, is FOMO for your social life. Someone out there needs to open up the algo to your own CHOSEN bias' not the ones they know get clicks.

I hate the whole damn thing!

Without that onboarding the tool becomes a headache and what I already have is good enough. YNAB is also a very good reference of where to go next in the budgeting sense. That has a real use case and also opportunity for solving many users needs.

Good luck I can see it's a great piece of software, but as trading is my fulltime job I have far too many trades and without an auto-importer it wont work for me.

Something society always neglects is that everyone goes through the same thoughts time and time again. We all make mistakes and we learn our own way, but when someone's 90, they really have done a lot of it all before. Even if we think everything is different, human's really are very similar. We all have emotions, we all have desires and we are all deep down social creatures. So I would only encourage more people to step out and try to make an honest, deep, friendship with someone a lot older than you. It can really help give you guidance and perspective.

It also seems that perfecting the learning with nothing would scale much better with knowledge.