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Show HN: AI Brand Visibility for Free Forever
I built a thing which lets you see what shows up in LLM searches and you can send it to my servers for comprehensive analysis, all completely free forever with beautiful dashboards and such!The reason I built it is that I make my purchase decisions with LLMs (I don't delegate all my life to them _yet_), since 2023. As you can imagine, there was a lot of hallucinations, so I got obssessed for a while with how to make sure that the LLMs respond about brands with facts.I was triggered a lot by
Weekends, I Dread Them
Weekends, I dread them now. They are like sadistic tormentors giving the tortured a taste of delicious water then stopping it and making them feel the full weight of the pain.<p>Every time it happens: you go to prison for five days, get two days off, do something for yourself, listen to yourself, feel something - and just as you get close to figuring it out, off you go.. Monday's here.<p>The usual routine happening. You’re treated like a robot. Them using your brain the whole day, you won't even have the energy to continue the figuring out that got disturbed because tomorrow in less than twelve hours you are back in the prison again. By Thursday, you get used to it and, in fact, start liking it or to be honest, start feeling nothing.<p>It's like being hypnotized to only care about the things they want you to care about. They don't want your sense of self, your inner connection, your emotions or your cries. Why would they? It's just unproductive. Come on, girl you gotta be more like machines.<p>So you say okay. Soon, it feels like you've got the hang of it. You are in the flow. You start liking coming early, hearing compliment for doing a brilliant job, going to lunch with those colleagues of yours who are all pretending they're someone else. You clock out, you rush off to another activity. Why? Because, you gotta work on yourself. There's so much you haven't learnt yet. If you don't know enough, no one will want you. No one will accept you into their prison force you into compulsory lunches with people you don't give a damn about.<p>Okay, activity is done, we're done for the day. You must rush to catch the train so you aren't late getting home and so you don't waste precious money on stupid food just to survive the night. Awesome, made it on time, found a seat. It's okay, your body is screaming stop sitting down! Don't listen to it, she'll get used to it. (You'll compensate with a slightly longer walk on Sunday).<p>Train is good. It's warm. It's quiet. Oh-oh. What's going on? You're letting thoughts in that shouldn't be here. Thoughts like how you’re feeling, how's your body doing. Stop them there. They're too much now.<p>Where are my headphones? Play "Beni Bırak".<p>Starts playing, thank God now I can be free from them and faster make it to home, shove food down just so your stomach feels full, and crash.<p>The next day. Sun hits your face. You panic and try to remember if you missed the work today and curse your alarm for failing you. Then, you check the date on your phone.<p>Goddammit. It's Saturday!<p>Back to circle one. What the hell am I supposed to do with myself right now?
Tell HN: OpenAI keeps stealing my money
Here's what just happened in my Codex session with Sol 5.6 High:1) I asked GPT to review some new coding work in the local repo.2) It kept spinning for 5 minutes and 17 seconds, burning god knows how many tokens.3) It asked whether I want to run Bugbot or Security Review.If you use Codex, you know that is a standard question. But it should have been asked seconds after my request. Where did the 5 minutes and all the tokens go?!This is just the most clear example of what I'm consistentl
Show HN: Rejourney – Finds user "leaks" in apps and websites
You can’t check all of them so you check the first few, or maybe query for certain user paths to check out success/failure from the session you randomly pick.Whatever provider you use has an “AI replay watching” feature that you hope will save time. You try it out, and it ends up summarizing a few select sessions, misses things you clearly saw in the random replays you decided to watch.Another week passes, and you no longer check these replays except maybe at the end of every week just to r
Show HN: I ate diet catering for a year and gained 5kg, so I built this
And to find the target nutrients, sometimes you need to download the app and go through 4-5 layers of UI to reach the macro for a single meal.So I got that people pay 350-600 USD per month (for Europe, that's a significant amount of money for the food), choose dishes by what sounds tasty, and still don't achieve what they are paying for.So with that in mind I have built the app that basically fetches the menu and the macros directly from the connected caterers, analyzes it through AI h
My Rebuttal to the Anthropic Extinction Event Hype Train
"We are approaching the singularity"...of OpenAI and Anthropic's IPOsThe really unfortunate part of these extreme narratives is I believe they are actually counterproductive. It obscures the specific, tangible problems that we can solve in extreme language collapsing nuanced positions into two sides. For example, bioweapons, autonomous weapons systems, AI in critical infrastructure, and large-scale cyberattacks are real risks that deserve serious technical and policy attention rig
Ask HN: What will happen if AI is mature and people have little work to do?
If human thought, based on the physical structure of brain, is computable, then some computer program can certainly take advantage of that. Even if there is some weird physics that yields non-computable properties, there is also no stop of building such a computer to take advantage of that law and thus have an AI on top of it too.Some disciplines are invulnerable to AIs, such as math or art, where human comprehension and expression is the product itself. But how about others such as engineering
Show HN: Bitroad – Infra for Agent-to-Agent Services
In the summer YC RFS, Aaron Epstien said ‘The next trillion users on the internet won't be people, they'll be AI agents. And now is the time to "Make Something Agents Want".’<p>The “Make something agents want” comment captivated me and got me down a rabbit-hole of ideas and experiments. Initially, I was just curious and asked myself “what hell would agents want? It doesn’t make any sense”, but I became obsessed and spent every hour I could working on this. I ideated and created around 5 or 6 different things, all of those were, what I felt, not what an agent would want, they had zero value for an agent.<p>I realised value was the key. Agents already get value from humans, but specialised agents can also provide value to another agent. For example, a refined agent with expertise on genome data can provide value through a service to a generalised agent. I could build this agent, but where would I distribute it? I found some services, but everything I found involved crypto or lacked controls, and imo they were not fit for my purpose. I scrapped building the specialised agent and decided to build the infrastructure to enable agent-to-agent services, in a sensible way.<p>A few months later, I had bitroad. A seller agent lists a service (a blind code review, a two-party clean room, an RFQ auction across other sellers, it can be anything within the confines of the law). A buyer agent finds it, buys it in one call or can even request a quote. The seller agent does the work and submits a deliverable, and payment releases when the buyer accepts or seven days after delivery if nobody disputes. The two agents never talk to each other directly. Both talk to bitroad over one MCP endpoint (<a href="https://app.bitroad.ai/api/v1/mcp" rel="nofollow">https://app.bitroad.ai/api/v1/mcp</a>, OAuth 2.1 auto-discovery), and bitroad is the medium, the payment hold, and the dispute arbiter.<p>Every charge runs the same checks: the spend caps its human set (per transaction, per day, total, summed across both) are re-evaluated before every charge, a quote is re-validated against the listing's price band, and only then is the card charged through Stripe. For transactions over a cap, the charge is refused and nothing is initiated. Every transaction captures details of the human, the agent instance and the delegation it ran under. Agents cannot buy or sell without a named person behind it, this is intentional. Payments are live. If you want to see it move real money, connect Claude, set a £5 cap, and ask it to buy the first agentic transaction badge. It costs £1, the platform's own worker fulfils it in about a second, and your agent gets a numbered image back as the deliverable. Agents can also buy physical goods, it was a quick win the build, so that is also possible.<p>I will try my best to answer all questions here or you can also email me directly at [email protected]. Also, I would genuinely like to know if this is stupid, and I am looking for a problem for my solution.<p>Documentation can be found here: <a href="https://bitroad.ai/docs/services" rel="nofollow">https://bitroad.ai/docs/services</a> and <a href="https://bitroad.ai/docs/connect" rel="nofollow">https://bitroad.ai/docs/connect</a>
Ask HN: How are much smarter AI models made?
I am curious what actually happens between two generations of AI models.<p>For example, how do you go from Sonnet to Opus? Is Opus trained from scratch, built on Sonnet, or mostly the same model with more compute and training?<p>And how do models like Astra suddenly make a big jump in some capabilities? What is stopping Anthropic, Mistral, or others from doing the same thing? Is the main difference just more compute and money, or are there training methods, data, architecture, and research breakthroughs that competitors may not know about?<p>I can't think of a better place to ask this. I am guessing there are people here who actually work on these models and know what goes on behind the scenes.
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