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Would someone be interested in this but intended for production? Im already running a whole bunch of cloudflare and AWS services in my own AWS fake and it works surprisingly well! :)


Could you tell us more about it? I'd love to hear about the use cases of cloudflare and AWS service combinations.


Not really for combinations, I use almost 100% the AWS implementations but just a few days ago I found something built serverless on CF and I could deploy via the CF surface. First it was more like an experiment but I can deploy almost everything as a hybrid giving even more durability then just AWS or local alone. Also I can rune base load on cheap metal servers and load balance the rest into the cloud twin. The combination of local and cloud or beeing able to leave any time makes it powerful


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I recently had Sol spending 40 USD circling around a simple task, recently in real world coding Anthropic seems to be ahead a bit.


I see it like a calculator, would u list a calculator as an inventor?


As much as your question may seem like reductio ad absurdum, it highlights the question of whether an automaton is capable of inventing and what it means to invent, just like the question of whether AI is actually "intelligent" and what AGI even means.

My opinion is that living beings like humans can invent; anything else (from simple calculator to sophisticated AI) is merely a tool that living beings can employ in their quest to invent.


There are three issues in play here.

One is the philosophical one, which you've addressed.

The second is the legal one. The laws of most jurisdictions are written so as to presuppose that a human is the inventor, because legislators imagined nothing else when the laws were written. Internationally, most of the decisions finding that AI can't be named as an inventor are based on assumptions built into the wording of the law, not on philosophy.

The third is the economic one. In due course legislators need to consider whether it's economically advantageous for society for AI to be capable of being named as an inventor or not. That's not happened yet.


But is there a better one with same IaaC and API completeness?


Looks like a grapes fork?


No — built from scratch on Vue 3 + TipTap. Different data model entirely: Templatical stores templates as a typed JSON tree of blocks and renders them as MJML; GrapesJS is a generic HTML/CSS page-builder retrofitted for email via an MJML plugin.


Thanks for the response, I will have a closer look! Maybe it's just the current UI Trends that look similar to me. Do you like grapes in general?


Yeah, I get what you mean about UI. But honestly that similarity is also a selling point — people are used to how visual editors look and work. Shipping a drastically different UI is a hard sell.

GrapesJS — the OG embeddable visual builder. Yes, I like it. I haven't used it recently, but I built production landing-page builders on top of it a while back.

I saw they also have an email builder now and checked it just now. Looks and works fine, but you can tell it's a retrofitted approach from a landing-page builder. With Templatical I wanted to build something from the ground up, email-only.


Not like on Openai where the credits just expire


AI startup (stealth) | Co-founder / AI engineers | REMOTE

We’re building an AI system that will disrupt the SaaS market as a whole. The foundation already exists and is running.

The concept itself is not difficult for experts once it becomes public, but the architecture and timing are key. We’re moving extremely fast.

Plan:

- release an open-source core - build a large community around it - scale fast enough to push competitors out

Current state is first friendly test customers onboarding in a few days. This is just 1 week old.

We’re currently reaching out to major AI labs since they could profit a lot from this, but we don’t need them to scale aggressively.

Right now there’s no significant funding yet, but the pace is extremely high and this could gain traction very quickly. We can likely raise ~€250k fairly quickly via public funding in my country, without giving up shares, but first we want to assemble the right people and make a plan together.

Looking for:

- someone with founder experience / VC contacts, or - hardcore AI engineers like me who ship extremely fast

We are currently EU-based, but the company can be set up wherever makes most sense for the business. It's huge fun to work with it.

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