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Re:Ask HN: What are you working on? (November 2026) on Sunday November 08, 2026 @09:35PM (#50420306)
I've been working on Heaven for the past couple months.

https://heaven.dev/

It's a cloud where you get completely persistent Linux computers that share a group of resources (CPU, RAM, Storage). This means that you're able to allocate resources across workloads which has a ton of benefits when working with agents.

I found that current cloud infra was extremely restrictive with the new tasks & ways of working that coding agents open. AI is going to continue to change the way software is being built, and I believe that the infra we work with should also be malleable enough to give AI freedom around computers and resources.

The main principle I've had behind it is transmutability -- so computers and resources can be shaped to match any workload.

Re:Zero-Touch OAuth for MCP on Thursday June 18, 2026 @06:35PM (#48592560)
thank you mr. LLM
I buy ~$2,000 of items per day from a handful of places (advertising, bots, listings, quicksells).

I sell _anything_ that I can buy at a reasonable margin, but that trends down towards a ~$50 average.

The market is incredibly small & illiquid - the main alpha comes from:

- a better knowledge & understanding of the market. What items are desirable? What will take a long time? How do you price them? etc.

- trust/reputation, which takes form through cash trading (directly buying items from people at a discount).

I also have a few automated trading bots & scripts that save time on buying items, but that's easily replicable.

Some CS, but TF2 is my main focus. Items are less liquid and the cash trading scene isn't as established. For example, my average margin on TF2 items is 6x higher than CS (~25% vs. ~4-5%). I'm able to buy for less & sell for more than I could in CS.

Knowledge about the game isn't necessary at all - it's just the market itself. Understanding what people are interested in, what items can sell at, how long they take, etc.

I buy & sell pixels (hats) in a video-game - Team Fortress 2.

I'm currently making $10k-15k per month; I'm one of the largest sellers on the game's main third-party marketplace (https://marketplace.tf).

Less of a side project and more of a part-time job, since it's ~4-6 hours of work per day.