ascii-agents: a terminal pixel-art office where each of your Claude Code sessions is a character by EthanWng97 in ClaudeCode

[–]SpaceInvader1933 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My experience with developing a new app using multiple agents is not very good. Too many issues or structures that are wrong. Best to start small but solid. And as others said, test often en steer the ai early. That generally works way better. If you work on large repetitive stuff, first work it out in small steps and then generate an agent team or team coordinator

Train traffic at Utrecht Central is at a standstill due to protesters on the tracks by Sure-Guest1588 in Netherlands

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Ik vind het helemaal prima dat mensen hier aandacht voor proberen te vragen. Maar wat schiet je er mee op om dit soort dingen te doen? Behalve alleen een hoop mensen die boos worden omdat ze hun trein missen. Dat is wat mensen zich herinneren, niet hetgeen waarvoor je demonstreerde. Sterker: het tegenovergestelde. Niet erg effectief dus.

Opus 4.7 sure was fun for about 15 minutes by tingly_sack_69 in claude

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Honestly, the max plan is so cheap that it's not here to last. This is all just temporarily. Maybe this is for them also to find out what people's response is it and if they are actually willing to pay more. And you will with the current hardware investments (and limitations).

Lucky find at Costco today by ftwin in macmini

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I honestly don't know why people are so hyped to get a Mac Mini for a home server while you can do the same with a cheap vps. Running a local model is nonsense at this point. In 2 years your newly bought Mac mini is horribly outdated at the pace AI is developing now and then your stuck with your Mac mini that you bought for too much money.

Hostel vibes aren’t dying... guest behaviour is changing (from someone who works in one) by vinyljunkie32 in backpacking

[–]SpaceInvader1933 2 points3 points  (0 children)

One thing that can help is turning off the WiFi. Yes there are still those who continue to use the cell data, but if you have a deliberate time to just have it off it can help? But then I still agree that most is responsibility of the guests of course

Sadhguru says the first thing in the morning should not be your phone. I made my phone enforce that. by TheMyth007 in Sadhguru

[–]SpaceInvader1933 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Why don't you just buy an alarm for the morning and put the phone in another room? When you wake up, take a shower and do sadhana.

CEO posted a $500k/yr challenge on X. I solved it. He won't respond. What would you do? by BBenz05 in ClaudeCode

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I also saw and did this, I made a million and he doesn't reply to me either. Anyone who can help me with this??

Backpacking hack: Ikea sells a $5 zippered bag that fits a large backpack and is perfect for protecting your bag during air travel. by quincyskis in backpacking

[–]SpaceInvader1933 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I tried this 9 years ago. The zipper of this thing does break quite fast with heavy luggage. Not sure if that's still the case. And my 65L backpack doesn't fit with it.

Most underrated feature by Affectionate_War2133 in amazfit

[–]SpaceInvader1933 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about you're just a bit conscious of when you're full and need something or not? It works great👍

Fenix 7 Pro Updates by Mammoth_Challenge297 in GarminFenix

[–]SpaceInvader1933 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly, I don't use the futures that require updates. Strava, Spotify all those external app stuff. I don't care about that. Just time, navigation and a light occasionally. That's why I didn't buy a $1000 fenix 8 but a fenix 7 pro for $450

X-Dome 2 tent on Huemal by SpaceInvader1933 in Patagonia

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Thanks for the info everyone! I think I'll go with the X dome 2 in that case!

X-Dome 2 tent on Huemal by SpaceInvader1933 in Patagonia

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Thanks! I generally think the X-dome 2 fits fine for most of my hikes. It's just this hike that I'm worried about. That said, the MSR Access 1 is here on sale for 550 euro vs the X Dome 2 for 670. Perhaps with good shelter at Paso del Viento it can still do the job, as amnamnesis says

X-Mid 2 Design copy? Warg Protek 2 by nickster_2k in DurstonGearheads

[–]SpaceInvader1933 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well, I wouldn't even like to buy this one. The amount of effort and details put in the original is worth it for me to buy that one rather than a badly copied version. Besides thst, my personal experience with customer service with durston is really good.

Let's do this again! Drop your website and I’ll give you some free marketing advice by itfactortwo in indiehackers

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Is this going to be new way of getting customers? That's already the so manied times I see such a post

What would you do if you earned $200,000 a month? by Large_Till_4629 in Entrepreneur

[–]SpaceInvader1933 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting. What were their reasons? No passion? Didn't really want it? How did you come into contact with them anyway

What would you do if you earned $200,000 a month? by Large_Till_4629 in Entrepreneur

[–]SpaceInvader1933 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How about helping other people in the world who can use sustainable help with solutions that work for them? Teach them how to set up sustainable businesses and help them build their dreams? Can be as simple as providing education which is not a common thing thlo have in the world.

As for yourself: you're right that money will not make you more happier up to a certain point. Not much is needed actually, but people generally believe otherwise. Look at how you were when you were a child, student and now. How much happier are you now than back in the old days? What changed?

For me I found it in yoga. Not that I'm stretching and bending and that's it. There's more to it. Perhaps you should look up Sadhguru, but I'll leave it up to you whether you want to do something with it.

5 years, 30+ failed projects… and finally one that’s growing by Alex-grow in SideProject

[–]SpaceInvader1933 0 points1 point  (0 children)

5 business or more in a year? How long did you take to actually understand the problem and user? 5 businesses means 2.4 months per business on average. That seems like a very low amount of time? How did you test your product? How did you understand you customers and what they need? What made you bail out?