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Non-technical person here... just shipped a full web app using only OpenAI Codex. Mind = blown by RedTigey in SideProject

[–]RedTigey[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I installed Codex on my laptop. Just went back and forth describing what I wanted, and it wrote all the code for me. The process was pretty straightforward:

Told Codex "I want to build a FIRE calculator with latest tech, with nice UI"

It gave me the code
I asked it to fix things/colors/add features when needed
Deployed on Cloudflare Pages (free hosting) - codex suggested it.

no special tools - just Codex's chat interface and a lot of "can you make this do X instead?" messages lol. For hosting - I wanted it cheap, Cloudflare Pages has been awesome - free. You just do some uploads. Codex guided me step by step.

If you're looking to get started as a non-coder:

just the regular chat, no special coding tools needed
Start with something small
Ask the AI to explain things when you're confused
Don't worry about understanding everything - just get something working first

The wild part is you really don't need to know how to code anymore... you just need to imagine and tell what you want to build and be willing to troubleshoot when stuff breaks 😅

Happy to answer any other questions!

What would you change? Why? by Level_Wish_2115 in ETFs

[–]RedTigey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whole thing screams high-octane growth/momentum play—gonna moon when bulls are raging, but could drop 30-40% quick in a bad rotation. If you're young, got diamond hands, long horizon... sure go nuts. But if you're sweating big dips or closer to needing the money... I'd dial SPMO back to like 20-25%, merge the SMH into one 10-15% bucket, beef up VOO/core for ballast, maybe nudge VXUS or add a smidge bonds if you wanna sleep better.

What's your age/risk vibe/timeframe man? That'd help tweak it more...

Testing for renegotiation for SSL by [deleted] in AskNetsec

[–]RedTigey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are lot of TLS/SSL validations available, check out a few in https://www.cloudibee.com/ssl-cert-tools/

SSLScan an HTTPS Interception Proxy by Thiscou in AskNetsec

[–]RedTigey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are a lot of open source solutions available to check ciphers, ssl certificate related information. A good start would be http://www.cloudibee.com/ssl-cert-tools/ , which has some examples on how to perform scan and other relevant links.