Traces is a new way to share and discover agent traces. You can setup a personal or team account, and share publicly or privately (in a team).We use Traces internally to capture and share our agent conversations. Every PR has a Traces link attached to it. We even have skills that can automate that for you (run 'traces setup' after install).You might ask:1) Why would I share traces? Well, we...
Hi HNWe're building a new way to explore experts and projects in open source ecosystems.We've mapped millions of repos and created what we believe is the most comprehensive directory of experts & projects in open source. Here's some of the ecosystems: https://market.dev/ecosystems/.We're aiming to solve many of the discovery problems in open source, like:- Finding People who are active in...
Right now this is a way to get a better understanding of open source ecosystems, see what's popular, up and coming, and browse related projects. There is a LOT of work to be done but I thought I'd share the work in progress here.
What kinds of other features do you think you'd like to see in a discovery platform around open source? What is highly fragmented or hard to find?
- Near instant Git deploys with links for each deployment
- Really easy to setup templates with "Deploy with Vercel" deeplinks
- Easy to setup web framework that works seamlessly with the platform
- All the add you need as your app grows (and yes, some you probably don't)
Once you're on its a pain to switch so its easy to stay on, so that's why so many people just continue.
If you liked Rails convention over configuration, you will likely appreciate Vercel. The only issue IMO is the full stack JS/TS approach. The JS ecosystem can be, let's just say, tough to navigate sometimes :)
One easy route is to write blog posts! People who share their knowledge and then provide a CTA for their consulting services often stand out.
If you’re focused on a specific stack then doing research on the dependents of open source projects can also be a great way to find leads. The most successful have a distinguished product or service if you’re doing outreach (eg performance, security, database optimization etc).
Full disclosure I’m building Gitwallet.co which is a platform for open source software consulting businesses.
Gitwallet is a set tools to make it easier for people to setup a business around an open source project.Here's what you get out of the box:1. Easy to setup commercial offerings tied to a GitHub project, like paid support, consulting or training (we provide the default legal contracts for some of these and will add more).2. Tools to promote your services like Landing pages and Embeds for your...
You can also "continue" a story once you've reached the end, so in a sense this is a never ending story ;)
You can also see other people's endings created in the app (just tap on a message).
I think its really interesting to see LLM's play a role in the creative process. We believe a chat story is a good use case for this because it's essentially a script, which serves as the starting point for any movie or TV production. As AI generation tools get better every day, we think this can go in a lot of cool directions.
There's lots of work to do still but it's halloween so I thought I'd just share it.
Looking forward to any feedback on the app - including for story ideas if horror/suspense is your thing.
I wanted to show my kids all the cool stuff you can do with AI these days, so I made a little prompting game tied to Stable Diffusion. You can play in single player mode, or invite upto 2 friends and "build a prompt" together. I thought HN might be a cool place to share it - would love your ideas on how we can make the experience and gameplay better. Still a lot of work to do but wanted to...
If so, are you getting paid for your work? Do you feel like you're working for the company indirectly, in some way? What's your experience been like?
I'm looking for a group of 10-20 early users - if you're interested, I'd love to hear from you.
I’m curious to hear how some companies differ in how they think about employee learning and development. It seems like for the best companies My guess is the best companies (like Stripe and shopify) have a very different approach to this, and that’s one of their biggest competitive advantages. So what infrastructure does your company provide to support learning? What have you found works and...
I’m curious to hear how some companies differ in how they think about employee learning and development. It seems like for the best companies My guess is the best companies (like Stripe and shopify) have a very different approach to this, and that’s one of their biggest competitive advantages. So what infrastructure does your company provide to support learning? What works and what doesn’t? Do...