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I have a small eval set that I rerun every week with my own tasks. That's the only way I've found so far to distinguish between model changes and having a bad day.
Re:Ask HN: What's your current AI agentic setup? on Friday November 06, 2026 @04:33PM (#50398817)
chatgpt dot is working pretty well for me. Was a fan of grok bot but their limit is too low now, dot works even when you are out of token limit.
Living in Miami, this is the kind of thing I'd actually keep on a laptop for hurricane season, when power and cell service can be out for days.
Re:GPT-6.1 Terra on Monday October 26, 2026 @05:08PM (#50250992)
This tier is what I'd actually point opencode at for PR reviews. The top models are too slow and expensive to run on every diff.
Market cap per employee is mostly going to reflect whatever multiple the market pays in any given year. Gross profit per employee might be a better indication of what employees are producing.
Media jobs were already shrinking with ad budgets before image models showed up, so I'd want to see the trend break, not just continue.
I don't think it's similar, McKinsey make money by offering non-sense presentation and helping managers justify their decisions
Re:Tell HN: I'm making 1K USD per hour with AI on Friday June 12, 2026 @10:39PM (#48512171)
How you find customers?
Re:Ask HN: How / What do you use for Code Review? on Tuesday June 09, 2026 @12:24PM (#48463202)
Agree, maybe we need to build something. It sounds like a good use case. Claude has a /pr-review that sometimes does a good job, but it's not consistent.
Re:Ask HN: How / What do you use for Code Review? on Tuesday June 09, 2026 @10:37AM (#48461740)
Cool! do you know if it has AI review component?

Ask HN: How / What do you use for Code Review?

I got an annual subscription to Code Rabbit but now they are throttling reviews to only 2 per hours!What are you guys using for code review?Obviously Codex / Claude GitHub connectors are not doing a good job and paying per use for Code Rabbit is rediculous expensive.

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Re:Not Hacker News on Friday November 21, 2025 @01:57PM (#46007635)
launching Not Hacker News as a way to digest the wealth of knowledge available on HN, looking for feedback to iterate and make it better.
Re:Why ChatGPT is blocking monitization of plugins? on Wednesday October 18, 2023 @10:51AM (#37929532)
I developed an open source python app as an skeleton for indie hackers to monetize ChatGPT plugin.

However, OpenAI is stating that this is not permitted.

Why on earth would they take such a stance?

Hey HN community,

I'm in the midst of developing a plugin that leverages ChatGPT to generate ad copies. The unique feature? All you need to provide is the URL of your landing page, and it'll craft the copy for you.

I'm genuinely curious about your experiences:

Your Ad Copy Journey: What's your story with ad copywriting? Any memorable challenges or successes? Pain Points: What hurdles do you often face when crafting the perfect ad copy? Wishlist: If you could have any feature in an ad copy generation tool, what would it be? Your insights will be invaluable in shaping this tool to be as useful as possible for the community. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

Re:ChatGPT Plugin for Ad Creating on Monday May 15, 2023 @10:18AM (#35948540)
Use this url to get it installed: https://roboad.herokuapp.com/

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