Idk I like art generators
... I made ra1 art generator, pretty popula, it indexes lots of other art generators and basically uses the right one for each query
Seems like this would be abused a lot though eg promises of full-time work or a better life only to be rug pulled when they find another gullible and desperate enough.
I guess everywhere can be vulnerable to this just if it's explicitly illegal or not, sad to see places try to hunt vulnerable people in situations where they will work for unfair terms instead of build high functioning teams which is think is more where YC is supposed to be aimed :(
AI chatbot example, you're chatting and then there could be some Mark down, latex, images maybe base64 encoded webp, audio files, we can type all this stuff do all the validations and such, understand it better and there's some gains to be had doing that, then likely someone like Facebook comes along with this Giant byte Transformer expert system with all of the data specific optimisations, that's kind of the bitter lesson but I guess the main point is that the problem itself of how to best communicate with AI is not necessarily solved so you can get bogged down typing the best possible ways to do it but it's a moving target.
Same with a lot of systems like say a search system that tracks data using the best embedding, well we don't know what that best embedding is in terms of price performance and encoded knowledge perf it's just a moving target.
Send me the system that tracks important metrics effecting the stock market, or a weather system etc... the sensors are all updating and then an entirely new thing comes along like Starlink that helps us track the weather in totally new ways
> get bogged down typing the best possible ways to do it but it's a moving target
As someone who is still learning this is a huge reason why I've come to love dynamic languages. Any project I do involves a lot of rewriting as the code evolves, I found that trying to predict ahead of time what the structures and types will be is mostly a waste of time.
The best middle ground for me so far has been using python with type hints. It allows for quick iteration, I can experiment and only then update the types to match what I have, so that I can still get LSP help and all that.
But I could see this being less relevant with more experience
Have a site called webfiddle that got popular because of seo mostly but then got blocked, it makes it easy to develop extensions and share them by using a proxy server, the proxy server itself is what caused it to get blocked.
But same SEO strategy of building lots of content still works