on the minecraft tips app, you are paying money for something that saves you time.
on this one, you are paying for the same thing here, unless you wanna reimplement it by your own.
and there are lots of avenues to have an edge, such as support for other framework / libraries, better / more efficient implementation, more configurability / control on possible variants.
please don't shoot down people on their attempts to make a living on their efforts.
May we live his consistent reminder of refraining from hurting and hating each other regardless of country, race, religion, politics, etc.
what the fuck was that haha
europe is way too focused on empowering their losers instead of their winners.
they try to please everyone to the point of pleasing no one
its a weird era
1. unlike openai, google is already cashflow positive and doesnt need to raise any external funds
2. unlike openai, google already has the distribution figured out on both software and hardware
google is like an aircraft carrier that takes so fucking long to steer, but once done steering its entire armada will wipe you the fuck out (at least on the top 20% features for 80% use case)
anthropic already especialized for coding, openai seems to be steering towards intimacy, i guess they both got the memo that they need to specialize
shameless plug but im working on something where i give LLMs direct access to APIs without going through mcp.
initial demo is at uncomplexities.com.
Hey all, we built a search engine for LLMs to easily find and use APIs from different vendors.Our initial release supports GitHub, Cloudflare, Bunny, Supabase, Box, Koyeb, Render, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, Linode, Stripe, & Plaid.In the homepage we provided one-click demos with digitalocean, cloudflare, stripe, and github.Why we built this:- We want LLMs to adapt. Usual approach is to...
https://twitter.com/uncomplexities/status/1905835415938195908
Going live in 12 hours.Quick run-down of it:- Most software, platform, & infrastructure vendors already provide OpenAPI specifications for all read & write operations on their services.- On giving LLMs access to those services, the usual approach is to provide hard-coded tools.- Problem # 1: Redundancy. When you hard-code tools, you end up creating wrappers, unnecessary layers, and...
just literally paste this block of text you wrote and i think you'll get sensible answers there.
you have to learn to negotiate in 1 on 1s instead of taking your bad laundry in the public.
it ends up looking like group think and in that setup your value is dragged down to the average of everyone in it.
i think you're the one who should rename your company to Autismo, Inc.
but if you really wanna polish your linux skills, go throw youeself in the swimming pool and learn to swim by downloading the latest ubuntu desktop iso and flashing it to a flash drive using balena etcher, then boot it from bios to install it to your laptop.
will it be hard? yes of course. will you learn a lot? absolutely. can you revert back to windows anytime? yes, just google for "github massgravel" and it will link you to windows / office installers (using their license activators is optional, wink wink).
bro you can use mcp clients and servers in windows.
for example if you are using claude desktop on windows, or cline/roo on vscode, or claudecode on terminal, those are all mcp clients.
claudecode for example is just javascript code from npm that can be run by nodejs which works on windows.
on mcp servers, most of them are written in javascript too. if you see anything with npx, it means its an executable compiled javascript code from npm, and your windows can run it as long as you have nodejs installed.
long answer, firefox have a strong community and solid product but lacking a sustainable business model and a comeptitive pr team. their tech is really good, the people in charge just really suck.
our product is uncomplexities.com, which has a shit ui but already functional. still working on the v2 to be out next week.
to other founders out there, what are you building / submitting to yc?
do you think our product at uncomplexities.com is something you would use? what it does is it uses the apis of saas paas iaas services directly instead of going through the user interfaces.
disclaimer: im the founder, we'll have a better version coming out next week