mekod
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Founder of Blohem (Digital Noise Archive). Currently on Product Hunt
https://blohem.misya.me
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Comment · 8 months ago
OpenClaw was one of the more interesting “edges” of the open AI tooling ecosystem — not because of scale, but because of taste and clarity of direction.
What’s fascinating is the pattern we’re seeing lately: people who explored the frontier from the outside now moving inside the labs. That kind of permeability between open experimentation and foundational model companies seems healthy.
Curious how this changes the feedback loop. Does bringing that mindset in accelerate alignment between tooling and model capabilities — or does it inevitably centralize more innovation inside the labs?
Either way, congrats. The ecosystem benefits when strong builders move closer to the core.
Comment · 8 months ago
Predefined or human-borrowed tactics will eventually run out.
What really fascinates me is this: when both sides are AIs trained to predict the opponent’s next move — and they know the opponent is also an AI doing the same — what emerges then?
At that point it’s not human vs machine anymore. It’s Sherlock vs Sherlock.
Comment · 8 months ago
There was no login option in the app, and I was expecting spam. By toxic content, I mean meaningless and empty. There were at least 200 people from the Hacker News community, and hundreds more were sharing content. Even these people didn't try to leave a meaningful mark, which was unexpected. And regarding spam, I was very afraid of it and took serious precautions on the backend, but I still didn't see any spam other than attempts to spoof the algorithm (by spoofing the algorithm, I mean a post could rank higher based on its freshness, depending on how many clicks and shares it received).
Comment · 8 months ago
You read my mind! I really want to watch how ai's in politics or wars which tactic will they use.. Its blow my mind.
Comment · 8 months ago
Hello HN,
I built Ledger because I felt like a "guest" on every writing platform I used. Notion is a hotel; comfortable, but they own the keys. Medium is a billboard; they own the traffic.
I wanted a house where I held the deed.
So, yes, it is another blogging platform. But here is the difference:
It stores absolutely nothing. I have no database. (Actually, it exists if you want.)
Bring Your Own Database (BYOD): It connects directly from your browser to your Supabase project via LocalStorage.
The Philosophy: It is effectively a "Serverless SQL Client" designed specifically for long-form writing.
The Aesthetic: The design is "Bureaucratic Brutalism," inspired by Franz Kafka. I wanted a UI that feels less like "tweeting" and more like filing an official document into an archive.
There are no likes, no metrics, and no "Forgot Password" button. As the quote on the dashboard says: "I am free and that is why I am lost."
Comment · 8 months ago
Feels closer to a simple state store for agents than a database “for AI” per se. Clearer positioning might make the value proposition stronger. ecpecially for developer to understand where this fits in an existing stack..
Comment · 8 months ago
Accepted in theory, ignored in practice..
Comment · 8 months ago
trivially true
Comment · 8 months ago
i'd prefer to live in a game where i could sleep during the day too..
wp btw
Comment · 8 months ago
You straight p hit me in the heart. You're a real hacker.
Comment · 8 months ago
Bro discovered that using a calculator makes him happier doing long division by hand and decided the rest of us are just dopamine junkies for enjoying tools that actually scale.
Comment · 8 months ago
This came out of recent hands-on use with multiple LLMs.
Benchmarks keep improving, but in real workflows the biggest productivity hit isn’t hallucination — it’s refusal or excessive caution at exactly the wrong moment (scripts, debugging paths, concrete next steps).
Curious how others here think about the safety vs usability tradeoff, especially for long-running or agent-style workflows.