Timi

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Artificial Snack Intelligence Update: Now it can generate really good React Native UI code from an uploaded design image. (See video). Had some questions at the end there for RN devs on how to improve UI/Layout generation consistency. What do you think?

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Hmm. What games did you recently play?

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Nice. Will keep in mind. Just to be clear, this is specifically for React Native. I think Claude only does React (all the tools only do react, hence my motivation to build this).

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Connecting to GitHub seems relatively easy/low-hanging, so I lean towards it.

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- I have no strong intentions per se, I have some days off and decided to play with it. - Thanks for the ai-digest alpha, never seen it before. - Standalone (as-is) is easiest to achieve so that’s what I’m continuing. - However, I’m curious, what parts of the tool would you then want to keep vs the option to use an external IDE?

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- Now I can generate more complex React Native apps. - UI is polished a little bit so that we can see what files have changed. - Errors can now be fixed with AI in a single button click.

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I was musing earlier today about how all the tools (v0, Claude Artifacts, Replit) for quickly building apps with LLMs are focused on the web. But what about native mobile apps? So I spent my day off building an MVP of the solution. ASI (Artificial Snack Intelligence) has been achieved internally.

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- Centralised stablecoins >>>>> USD >>>>>> the fiat in my country. - Sparks, Sats etc are cool too. People are already spending them, knowing fully well that their value fluctuates relative to all other currencies (which is how currencies have always behaved).

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I don't think a world where we have centralised stablecoins and decentralised currencies (of varying volatility) is a bad one either.

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I can't think of any ways of reducing this lag without introducing some centralized oversight at critical levels of the stack. There's always a tension between decentralisation and speed/immediate consistency. Maybe decentralised ML? Idk. Maybe. But all of that is likely still very far off.

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And that's if its even possible to design a system that can react desirably to all market occurrences. It's like, even with auto-scaling applications (to respond to all manner of traffic conditions) - all the inputs are known, decision making & resource allocation is centralised, yet, it still fails every now and then. This seems fine for sharing pictures. But is it fine for "world's most used digital currency"? Idk.

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It just feels like you can’t get 100% stability without some centralised entity decreeing it so. In any case decentralised stablecoins will at least always struggle with latency issues. The algorithms designed to adjust supply and demand in response to market forces *will* lag behind real-time conditions.

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My opinion might stem from not being deeply embedded in the state-of-the-art (aka ignorance). However, the term “stablecoin” implies guaranteed stability. And if we’re really interested in PMF, the dollar is the currency to peg it to (first).

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I’m increasingly convinced that what we’ll see moving forward are centralized stablecoins and decentralized cryptocurrencies with varying levels of relative volatility to all other currencies.

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