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All of our customers use AI to integrate our SDK anyways so this makes sense


would love to chat, maybe we can add support for your SDK into sourcewizard so your customers can setup directly using that?


I use Amie which has read & write access to my calendar + email


The AI would do the search for you. Essentially, every new post on this platform would be processed by the AI to see if it matches your query.


Are you paying for Reddit's API or did y'all find a way around it?


We are not paying for Reddit's API to get our data, there are some really good and complete and publically available dumps of Reddit data available online. We are in contact with the folks at Reddit, which is of course a YC company, so they're aware of what we're doing.


they're either paying or it was a gift from sama


would love to say that it was a gift from sama, but he hasn't blessed us :(


damn 250 is a lot! impressed that you can digest that much info. how long does this usually take you?


Reviewing 250 includes the one I just straight up discard.

I don’t try to retain anything, if it’s really interesting I will take some notes, or it will inspire me a new piece of content.

In most cases I just skim through it and I’m just glad to know that it « exists » it will later help me build up connection subconsciously.

But I just do this because I’m really curious, it’s an excellent way to kill time during commute or whatnot


The Little Schemer is my favorite by far! So easy to understand and follow. Definitely a must read if you want to get into functional programming


All books in this series is of high quality and very enjoyable. I am going through Little Typer at this time.


The Little Schemer is my favorite by far! so easy to understand and follow. Definitely a must read if you want to get into functional programming


Cool stuff! Would be cool to see Reploy adopt formats other than web apps ;)


Thanks for the feedback here! We recently started looking into mobile apps through the lens of react-native-web but that's still not a priority on our roadmap yet.

Was there another specific format you had in mind?


Wow like the author says, it is nice to leave open in the background :)


This feels like markdown but for GUIs. Love the simplicity and look forward to see what kind of interfaces people come up with!


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