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@0xCristal ty for using

the average ai startup burns $8,000-50,000/year on tool subscriptions i went through 400+ github repos and pulled the 80 open-source ones that do the same work for $0 8 categories: → agentic coding → vibe coding → memory → multi-agent → image/video → voice → local inference → self-hosted UIs every entry has a breakdown + a direct link one of them - DESIGN.md (by google) 18.4k★ · #1 trending on github today CLAUDE.md for your app's design - one file of design tokens your coding agent reads, so it stops shipping generic UIs lint, diff, export straight to tailwind my last list of 69 repos did 691k views. this one's bigger full list, links, breakdowns 👇 bookmark it. subscriptions are a habit, open source is a skill

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@0xCristal can he take it with him in trip?)

@0xCristal damn, im text about that idea in ur another post

when claude start lagging

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2 weeks ago

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@starmexxx turn on all of this - 15min cardio in gym

@kocer_eth yep you pay only for what you realy used without waiting limits

THE LAST ONE IDEA WHEN RUSSIAN DEVS BUY CLAUDE DIRTY CHEAP → API for openclaw or VS Code → Opus 4.8 and Fable 5 → $0.001-0.01 It still cheaper that buy Claude for $20 share to people to see another one idea like + bookmark if you interested

self.dll @seelffff

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@AmitSinRaw funpay.com

@0xCristal imagine, make data center with amazon sizes but full made in macmini

half this app pays $200/mo for ai here's my actual monthly bill for the same work → almost $0 the stack, itemized: → frontier code: glm 5.2 coding plan ~$18/mo. for ~80% of tasks i don't even touch it - 4.7 + the free flash models cover it → fast inference: groq + cerebras free tiers. ~1M tokens/day. no card → model variety: openrouter :free - 20+ models behind one key, $0 → ide: cursor pro, free for a full year if you're a student → research + audio summaries: notebooklm. free, no api key → when i genuinely need raw frontier: pay-per-call api. $5 here, $10 there. never a $200 subscription i use 20% of total: roughly the price of one coding plan - doing the work people pay $200+/mo for the trick isn't one magic tool. it's refusing to pay subscription price for anything that has a free tier i've been building agents on this exact stack in the open for weeks. it holds save this it's the legit version of every "cheap claude" post in your feed

self.dll @seelffff

2 weeks ago

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@0xCristal fuck copy pasting GPT, i want copy pasting money

everyone's bookmarking this. here's the 30-second version the whole thread is one idea: on the coding plan you don't pay for tokens. you pay for prompts the 4 moves that actually move the needle: → batch your asks. 10 one-line prompts = 10 prompts. the same work in one structured message = 1 prompt. that's 5-10x more runway on the same plan → cache the stable stuff. keep system prompt + tool defs + the big file you keep referencing at the FRONT → ~81% off the repeated part of every call → stop running everything on 5.2 max. the flash models are free, and 4.7 still hits 73.8% on swe-bench. save the flagship for hard bugs and 1M-context tasks → the weights are MIT. high volume + your own hardware = zero per-token cost, forever the honest part he's right about: → glm 5.2 isn't "free." the only genuinely free paths are the flash models and self-hosting the open weights. → the gap between "hit my limit in an hour" and "coded all day" isn't the plan it's the habits cheapest frontier coding model on the planet → made even cheaper save this next to the original

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ANOTHER ONE MARKETPLACE WHEN RUSSIAN DEVS BUY CLAUDE CHEAP AS CHIPS → Pro accounts → Opus 4.8 → $3-5 each And you just keep paying $20. share to people to see how it works like + bookmark if you interested

self.dll @seelffff

a week ago

I FOUND THE MARKETPLACE WHERE RUSSIAN DEVS BUY CLAUDE ACCOUNTS → Pro accounts → Opus 4.8 → 50M tokens → $4-6 each it's all there. SMS-verified. instant delivery. dozens of vendors with ratings going back years. while everyone here pays $20/mo, half the developer

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This is either a parody of startup twitter or the most normal thing we will see this year.

Derek Nee @DerekNee

3 days ago

We've been quiet for 8 months. Because we've been busy building the infrastructure for a 100% agent-led companies. Still in the beta phase, but I can't hold back this preview. Introducing Matrix, where anyone can launch a 0-Person Company that actually earns. And yes, Matrix

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everyone's posting "the age of agents is here" nobody mentions the embarrassing part: agents don't learn. same mistake every session. they forget what worked, repeat what failed found the ~2.5k-star repo quietly fixing it → ACE - agentic context engine: → adds a persistent "skillbook" - strategies that survive across sessions → agent fails → a reflector reads the trace → extracts what worked → next run it's better → no fine-tuning, no training data, no vector db the numbers: → 2x consistency on the tau2 agent benchmark → 49% fewer tokens on browser automation after 10 runs → $1.50 to let claude code translate 14k lines py →ts. zero build errors, all tests passing based on a stanford x sambanova paper. not a weekend hack while everyone argues which model is smartest, this fixes the real bottleneck → agents that get smarter the more you use them save this. here context engineering isn't a buzzword, it's the whole repo

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2 weeks ago

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@0xCristal Van Dijk in prime rn bro, easy win for netherlands

half this app is still trading "perfect chatgpt prompts." nvidia's ceo just stood on stage and declared the age of agents → what jensen actually said at gtc taipei: → "agentic ai has arrived. useful ai has arrived." → the job flips: agents do the doing, you just do the asking → he called time of death on 40 years of keyboard + mouse + prompt anthropic's own engineers are saying the same thing: → "you're not supposed to prompt claude. you're supposed to build a system that prompts itself." → the skill isn't the prompt anymore. it's the loop around it. what this means for you: → stop collecting prompt templates → start building context — memory, tools, a loop that runs without you → one good agent loop beats 100 saved prompts in 12 months the winners won't be "prompt engineers." they'll be the ones who built systems while everyone else perfected their wording. prompting got you in the door. context engineering is the game now. save this before the templates you're hoarding go stale.

self.dll @seelffff

2 weeks ago

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when you hit limits in claude, but you have another 3 accounts for $15

self.dll @seelffff

5 days ago

ANOTHER ONE MARKETPLACE WHEN RUSSIAN DEVS BUY CLAUDE CHEAP AS CHIPS → Pro accounts → Opus 4.8 → $3-5 each And you just keep paying $20. share to people to see how it works like + bookmark if you interested

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