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Thanks for the strategy transparency; it's nice to see how the system and user prompts are written, especially the multi-step agents.

in no particular order:

  astronomy
  cryptocurrency
  climate change
  behavioral health
  prediction markets

Nice! Mermaid diagrams show up as their source code in Github Pages so perhaps this can be resolved now

https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/65040


What was the level of (development) effort switching to subscription?


Not too bad technically – Apple handles most of it with StoreKit. Maybe a week of work for the initial implementation: setting up products in App Store Connect, handling purchase flow, receipt validation, restoring purchases.

The harder part was deciding on the model. Freemium limits? Trial length? What to lock? I changed this multiple times. The code changes for each iteration were small, but the decisions took longer.



Also submitted here 2 days ago (but no discussion yet): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46475993


https://behavior.today

I cloned Paddle's NextJS starter kit[1] and incorporated my previous reporting code built with Observable Framework[2].

It actually took longer to get the website (domain, terms, privacy) approved by Paddle and my identity verified by its 3rd party than to vibe code the site with Claude Code.

[1] https://github.com/PaddleHQ/paddle-nextjs-starter-kit

[2] https://github.com/observablehq/framework


Happy Birthday!


Thank you!


Are there any particular 3D printers recommended for these NASA models?


As the other comment suggests, any printer will do. For this particular model, I think a 3D printer with "good resolution" will give the best results. So a resin printer will probably give a smoother finished model than a filament printer.


Loaded up the models into my slicer, looks like a pretty straightforward print. Should print on anything "mainstream", I reckon. About 4h worth of printing on my Bambu P1S.


First discussed here 3 years ago:

Penpot: Open-source design and prototyping platform https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32851262

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