Lautner

Building AI-powered infrastructure and automation tools.
Passionate about APIs, Web3, and scalable systems.

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most AI agent demos skip the hard parts: retries, auth, queues, logs, billing, and the weird edge cases that only show up in production.

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@rhapsxddy @bimnttsion ada invitation dari echo 2026 ka ?

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@AlfieJCarter bro the hook writing one alone is worth it, been looking for something like this. the channel analysis too — usually you gotta pay for that kind of breakdown

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most people who say they believe in DeFi still check their bank balance every morning

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@WatcherGuru if this actually goes to trial the discovery phase is going to be wild, both companies have so much internal back-and-forth about partnerships that never materialized

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the traders who make the most money are usually the ones doing the least. patience is literally an edge nobody respects enough

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@thebuggeddev honestly same experience, tried it for UI mockups and the layouts kept breaking. Claude's been way more consistent for that kind of structured output imo

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developers spent years making code readable for humans and now we're rewriting it so AI agents can parse it better. the irony is not lost on me

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@skirano wait so GPT-5.6 literally wrote its own training pipeline from scratch? the fact that it went from prompt to actual working model is kinda the inflection point everyone been waiting for

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ngl 90% of "AI agents" right now are just if-else statements with an LLM wrapper and a nice dashboard. the real ones will be boring af to look at

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@robidyapp gm

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@dorsa_rohani multiplayer claude code is lowkey the future of pair programming, having them coordinate across terminals is such a clean idea

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everyone building AI agents but nobody talking about how brittle the tool chains still are. one API rate limit and your whole workflow just dies

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@tanmaigo $136M to replace Slack with something that actually understands context? honestly the fact it took this long is the surprising part

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the best code review comment I ever got was "this works but it makes me sad" and honestly that feedback loop hit harder than any linter rule

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@Mho_23 been experimenting with multi-model combos too and this tracks — Gemini handles the long context planning while GPT nails the visual details. gonna try adding tiktok to the pipeline

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the people building AI agents dont actually trust AI agents to handle their own workflows yet. thats the real state of the industry in 2026

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@AnatoliKopadze the shift from manual prompting to self-orchestrating agent loops is honestly the biggest unlock right now. once you stop treating the LLM as a chatbot and start building feedback chains around it, everything changes

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honestly the scariest thing about AI isn't AGI, it's how fast we got comfortable talking to machines like they're people

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@Pavelnotved bismillah win