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warning that extra usage on Claude Code is not relative to usage the max plan. bought $50 and it was consumed almost instantly lol
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what are you building
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Replying to @rayansadri
the goal of company is to make money not be your family... start ups are probably worse, you grind 996 and get fired before your cliff lol
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Replying to @mhmazur
hi Matt! this is very cool!! do you have any examples of models you have printed yourself? would love to see the results IRL
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first print with the x2d! 3DBenchy aka the hello world of 3d printers
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first print with the x2d! 3DBenchy aka the hello world of 3d printers
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claude u bad boy stop arguing with the other clankers
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158 commits today with @orca_build. at this point engineering just means whoever babysits the most agents lol
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This might be my favourite use of AI. Felt like I was walking through Pompeii
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your luck increases by the total surface area in which you exist
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hey everyone! over 100+ people have DM'd me! I'll be going through those messages and responding to folks that seem like a good fit. sorry if I do not get to you and thanks so much for reaching out :D
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looking for a designer for a short-term contract to improve the design of a financial web application used by the largest hedge funds and institutional investors (citadel, goldman, etc) dms open :D
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this is what prison looks like in the future
i made a game where you literally have to find a needle in a haystack the catch is there are 5,000,000 pieces of hay and only 1 needle
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assume they spend €20K per year to live, we add on the 19% VAT. so ~€4K in taxes extra… pretty close to 50% tax and minus the cost of living leaves you with ~€30K saved does that goes far in Europe?
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I was in Sicily exploring Mount Etna, Italy's most active volcano. Its mythology, from the Cyclops of the ancient Greeks through the Romans to today is fascinating, but learning it meant gluing together scraps from a dozen sources. I wanted a way to learn anything in bite-sized pieces, from the foundations up. So I built Stokera, an app that generates a bite-sized curriculum for any topic. How it works: - Enter a single sentence and get a full curriculum tailored to your skill level, interests, and depth starting from the foundations and working up to expertise - Every lesson cites its sources - Generates audiobooks, quizzes, and Anki-style spaced repetition exercises Try it here: stokera.ai And if you're curious, here's the Mount Etna mythology course that started it all: lnkd.in/gmjGA8_5
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Was on a plane ride and got addicted to 2048. Wanted to play against people but there was no variant. So I built multiplayer 2048. ELO SCORES. POWER UPS. RANKING PvP. 1v1 me if you dare (dm me)... or play with your friends :)
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final product. all this for a multiplayer PvP 2048 variant to 1v1 my gf
continued experimentation. so satisfying to watch
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remember reading this in his autobiography: Elon Musk once fought a 350-pound world-champion sumo wrestler the exertion caused a severe spinal injury that resulted in a smashed (C5-C6) vertebra, requiring multiple surgeries and years of chronic pain
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Replying to @willchen500
The frontend is simple because the UX is for non-technical users - it's by design. The hard part here is training those agents to work well
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Replying to @jukan05
I just got hit up by a recruiter if that means anything
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