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r0dms··on Crush: Glamourous AI coding agent for your favourite terminal
I’ve been playing with Crush over the past few weeks and I’m genuinely bullish on its potential.

I've been following Charm for some time and they’re one of the few groups that get DX and that consistently ship tools that developers love. Love seeing them joining the AI coding race. Still early days, but this is clearly a tool made by people who actually use it.

r0dms··on You’ve got 99 problems, logging shouldn’t be one
Really cool! Congrats!
r0dms··on Show HN: Most active bots commenting on GitHub in the past 30 days
Very cool, thanks for sharing!
r0dms··on Introduction to Neural Network Verification [pdf]
Neural network verification is one of the most exciting research areas IMO, but is still little understood! The maths behind it are beautiful btw.

Good job putting this together :)

r0dms··on GitNFT: Autograph and sell your GitHub commits as NFTs
Hi OJFord,

In fact, GitNFT gives the author a ~10% royalty after every sale :)

r0dms··on GitNFT: Autograph and sell your GitHub commits as NFTs
Thanks Dave, looking forward to see your commits :)
r0dms··on GitNFT: Autograph and sell your GitHub commits as NFTs
In the future, yes! We're starting with GitHub :)
r0dms··on GitNFT: Autograph and sell your GitHub commits as NFTs
Thanks @ducktracker!

Looking forward to helping you monetise your work!

r0dms··on GitNFT: Autograph and sell your GitHub commits as NFTs
Thanks @mryalamanchi!

We look forward to seeing you in the platform!

r0dms··on GitNFT: Autograph and sell your GitHub commits as NFTs
Hello I'm Rodrigo, co-founder of Quine (https://quine.sh). We are building novel ways for software creators to monetise their work, skills, and reputation.

Today we're releasing our first product, GitNFT (https://gitnft.quine.sh/), which enables developers to autograph and mint NFTs of their GitHub commits and list them in the OpenSea marketplace for collectors to buy.

We think commits are a great collector item. They're unique, have verifiable authorship, and are immutable by design. Moreover, they can store substantial collector value, either for their historical significance, the coolness/beauty of their code, or the popularity of the author!

The world’s digital infrastructure feeds on Open-Source Software (OSS), yet the economic value it generates does not back-propagate to its creators. GitNFT is a new monetisation mechanism that aims to make Open-Source work economically sustainable

r0dms··on Devs have eaten the world (and still have room for dessert)
An essay on open-source, the future-of-work, and new interfaces between devs and the labour markets.