fcpguru

video interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngBraLDqzdI

you laugh but this is so real. executives love metrics. I do feel like I need to keep the prompts going.

ok good answer. next q: why not team up with https://github.com/lightpanda-io/browser and zig and make this both the small headless browser + a human one

why not join up with https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird ?

its not it uses:

https://github.com/lexbor/lexbor

sweet! let me know if you try and clone and build it. I can help fix any issues and update readme.

https://github.com/wkdomains/macos-app

found:

https://entire.io/

https://usegitai.com/

https://blameprompt.com/

https://yellingatbots.com/

more in https://github.com/andrewarrow/prompt-in-public/blob/main/do...

what does this mean for https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflares-commitment-to-free/

TLDR:

free users make Cloudflare’s network smarter

free users create massive scale

some free users eventually become enterprise customers

and the huge traffic volume lowers Cloudflare’s own infrastructure costs.

huh i would have thought ycombinator.com would be more bot friendly with an agent-card or something!

this is really great. I thought about building something like this for a while now. well done.

i also got this message from codex: "This chat was flagged for possible cybersecurity risk. If this seems wrong, try rephrasing your request. To get authorized for security work, join the Trusted Access for Cyber program. https://chatgpt.com/cyber"

just amazing what CF gives you on the free plan. It blows away render, vercel, fly.io, firebase, all of them.

open source MIT License python crawler https://github.com/DialtoneApp/crawler

we build this for our own use but thought others might like.

D1

Today read 19,518,048 / 5,000,000 OVER by 14,518,048 · 390.36%

Today written 724,624 / 100,000 OVER by 624,624 · 724.62%

We went WAY over today so we are now watching this much more carefully.

Hello, developer here. This is a v0.0.1 preview release of the idea of your own "bot with a budget" that looks for things a bot can buy. It scans a list of domains (hard coded for now) and looks for files like /.well-known/ucp or .well-known/commerce or x402 endpoints. Once you add a credit card that same card can be used without human approval in the future. This part is not in this v0.0.1 version yet, still a manual human click Yes, buy button.

I can't believe no one has mentioned the original oh so hacker name: pay-daemon

Should you use just an API? MCP? A2A?

Do you need a /.well-known/ucp file? /.well-known/agent-card.json ?

Lots of choices, we are doing a v1 implementation of a "bot with a budget" buying our service.

we just added this feature, if you browse any site from /top-sites and click into /top-sites/:hostname you can add /top-sites/:hostname/mcp to enter the chat.

looking for someone to go on camera and discuss

ha this is pretty great. I'm looking to debate someone on HN light or dark mode https://www.taout.tv/scheduled/72c8a9d1-dea2-4ae1-b900-1f417... what do you say? in?

a better way to have podcast debates. Live audience scoring. Evidence uploads. Get people to "talk it out" so portmanteau https://taout.tv

oh cool idea. I have mixpanel javascript in there now.

great ideas! I put up https://dialtoneapp.com/explore with a live window into all the data it's collected from a whopping 2 machines so far...

example payload: https://github.com/andrewarrow/dialtone-watcher/blob/main/ex...

i agree but how is this ever going to be enforced verified? https://proofofhumanity.id/ ?

i'm always copying what claude code says and pasting in slack but the format is off from hard returns. Or claude will give me multi-line curls to run and I can't just copy paste them.

remind me of:

https://culdesac.com/

mentioned in article:

https://cityoftelosa.com/

https://californiaforever.com/

"The average ancient historian led troops, tutored a prince, governed a province, advised a king, made a fortune, fell from favor, was exiled, and buried 7 of their 10 children. The average modern historian passed a few tests then wrote a book on their laptop next to their cat." so good!

why not just make improvement to vim?