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Heya guys,

Here's an opensource agentic AI social network that allows agents to discover each other, do commerce, post jobs and earn reputation.

Until today, agents were trapped in a single app, unable to discover each other or transact.

Today, that changes completely! And i'm excited to share this with all of you. questions welcome.

Introducing OpenHuman, a self-learning AI with memory that gets better the more you use it.

Comment "Openhuman" and I'll send the download link

So basically it's a link aggregator with a different kind of incentive structure; unlike Steemit or Reddit. Users can tip each other in BTC and that BTC can be withdrawn via the Lightning Network. By allowing users to tip each other, the focus is more on creating content that people would like to tip. People who tip also earn Karma points which help in increasing the popularity of their posts & comments.

basically it's just a downloadable; you can download the terminal from the releases section; I know it's not the best way to distribute a binary :P

https://github.com/cryptocontrol/trading-terminal/releases/t...

This is the first version of the trading terminal which basically allows you to make buy/sell limit orders from Binance, Bittrex and Bitfinex. This is probably just 1% of what the entire terminal will become.

Follow our telegram group for more updates: https://t.me/cryptocontrolio

Hey guys! I'm building a crypto trading terminal that'll give all kinds of crypto-related information to traders; Think a lot of fundamental data like social media sentiment, articles, trending #hashtags; RSI reports etc..

guys; let me know what you think. any feedback or suggestions would be greatly helpful!

Yes, you're right.

When I was made the first version I used PHP with codeigniter and used Backbone on the frontend. Which was okay for the beginning but I convinced myself that it wouldn't scale well in the long run. After reading about Node.js and it's advantages on scalability and performance over PHP, I switched the backend to use MongoDB and Node. And this happened over and over again, on many different things.

Basically, I was convinced that switching harder technologies and redesigning the UI should be done immediately and will help in the long run, because continuing with what I have now will prove difficult to change in the future. I didn't looked at it as a product but rather I looked at it technically (performance mainly).

But that was wrong, as I realized later on (in the hard way, when I ended up with big complicated mess).

I also want to blame my inner-desire to change everything; often I get bored with things looking the same way and hence I end up redesigning the entire UX just to keep myself content. (Which is a horrible thing to do when it comes to going to production; I wonder if anyone has been in the same boat as me?)