We have it, a fresh tool that landed recently in prod. Makes it easier to communicate with the app resources. And it's a standardised way for agents to talk to a remote resource, easier for them to understand what is available and how to use it.
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?
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.
People say that with every single model release, and every single time they're wrong. I bet you anything that it's no different this time than the last dozen times.
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 api docs. it does exactly what i want and gives me a 360 degree view of every aspect of my multi million dollar arr biz.
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 $200/mo codex plan. Resets are crazy... free tokens, why not take advantage of all that VC money? Using omp helps a lot too, the fact that it uses an LSP under the covers is a game changer.
I'm building products non-stop. I have my own business where I built that dashboard and code within our own closed source. I'm side questing on another potential business idea. I published a bunch of open source. Go look at my HN browser extension (https://oj-hn.com) and tell me it is slop, I use it every day, works great, zero bugs and trivial to maintain. I wouldn't have built any of this, without AI.
Using AI to code is a brand new 10k hour skill. I started off not believing and a combination of models just getting better (very quickly!), the tooling getting better (ie: zed acp / omp), and turned myself into a believer. My eyes are wide open.
CloudFlare and their advancements makes it really easy to just deploy things and build products on top of. I'm glad Ryan is making celld, it'll bring this tech to the masses. Durable Objects are really neat, not everything has to be giant and scalable in every way. Just get the job done, refactoring is easy now.
Lastly, I had a major accident in May. 11 days in the hospital. Almost died, but I fought back and I'll recover. I'm very thankful for this life and I want to make the most of it. Building things people want, is how I will contribute. AI is being used heavily in the hospitals now too.
The downvoters and anti-ai angry posters trying to pick apart my words can go f'ck themselves.
Second-to-last paragraph has me non-jokingly interested in talking about working on something together.
Interested in chatting about a bigger swing, following the same user-first design mentality?
I have a great niche staked out, have operated in it previously for somebody else, personally elicited most if not all of the pain points of the underserved users in mind.
I saw ridecontrol a day or so ago - very sleek UX, and sharp UI; I sent it to all relevant contacts!
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 software that i liked, so i used AI to build my own.
read the source, it isn't slop. i spent a lot of time carefully refining the UX to be something i enjoyed, clean and simple. the focus is on the data and there is even a whole physics engine under the covers to make the riding resistance as similar to the road as possible. i used the developer skills i already knew, to build something in record time. i ride an hour a day now and the exercise has been magical in my recovery. i would have never done something this complete and solid without ai and it would have taken me months instead of days.
absolutely reach out. let's build something. username at gmail.
There is even a use case at the end which tracks which songs are currently trending. You basically get access to all of TikTok's data. If you don't see why analytics on this data are so valuable, lookup varoufaki's concept of cloud capital.
You can try shikigami dev IDE, and let me know what do you think - if you have some time. It's my side project and gains more and more popularity as an alternative to VCBaked or paid products. Thanks!
They are not. For Finland it is factor of 5 to 10. So you can get houses for something like 20 to 50 thousand. Or lot less. Same for row houses or "condos". Sometimes these places don't even sell as there simply isn't demand.
You didn't understand, I was referring to those "depopulated" places as well. So even thought a population of an area decreased prices don't show that.
It's true you have to pay for renovation. It's not true that it's "more than it's worth", and the proof is that people are buying those knowing about the renovation costs.
I take it you don't understand that nobody wants to live there - so considering it as a housing option is a joke. But ok, sorry for making a shortcut in my prev comment.
The point that I and the other commenters are making to you is that house are cheaper in less attractive places. I presented an extreme, but it's true across the spectrum.
It’s supply and demand. Unless the supply significantly outnumbers demand then land owners can increase the cost to extract all consumer/producer surplus.
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