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I built a digital internship for this very reason, to help the pre-entry level interns get work experience. Given ai has mostly replaced their admin work load. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48914589

Show HN: Digital De-Centralized Internship

https://lab.cedarridge.capital/

I run a boutique investment bank, and every year I would receive 1 - 3 internship requests, but this year I received 50. I started to realize that Ai was replacing interns faster than any other worker because it was mostly administrative work.Internships really gave me invaluable experience, so I wanted to create a de-centralized internship with the first year content focused on a...

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I think the privacy story is super important, I like the use of local models as the fix here and understand that the output wouldn't be as good as frontier models. Perhaps look into venice for more private inference.
I like the pricing model, the privacy and local first save. Nice work.
Hey TonyAlicea, cool idea, do you see / or do anything with the submitted writings?

It's sort of like a journal... which is where I am building. Keep going, I imagine there are other ways to keep people from Ai... maybe real life missions - walk 10k steps today.

Cool idea, but my image came out a bit generic, any way to make it more detailed? For inspiration, you might want to reference Brooklyn based artist Paul Richard, he does incredible single line drip work. It might help to improve your ai model. Also, do you store / keep my image? just curious. :)
Re: on Friday June 05, 2026 @01:17AM (#48408273)
Love that it's local ai, I think that's the future.
Cool, idea. Nice way to share secrets.
Re:Show HN: Going from 1+1=2 to Quantum Mechanics on Tuesday June 02, 2026 @10:03AM (#48370407)
Awesome way to share what you learned and compound your own learning. Thanks for building this and sharing quantum mechanics!
Re:Show HN: Eyeball on Tuesday June 02, 2026 @10:01AM (#48370373)
Cool idea, love how simple it is. Minimal and clean.