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Foundation labs use bundled subscriptions to pool inference costs across dozens of tools. Startup founders don't have such advantage.

As the result, we see a lot of product behind 200/mo paywall. Conversion rates are low, free tiers cost builders a lot and Anthropic kills competition at scale.

Please, share your thoughts on that

Nice! I'm thinking on how can I make it more interactive. Those author styles could work well, will check that out.

Btw how would you imagine such dispute? What do you think could be the trigger for the article to be regenerated?

Could be interesting direction to discover. The only problem with such implementation is it could take some work to make it cheap and actually well working. And I'm just thinking about the near future of this project.

I really like it, but without organic traffic, at the position we're right now, the moment HN stops showing us at the top, we will loose all the visitor.

And it's not like I'm trying to do a startup out of it. I just very enjoy making something people love! It's first time in my life and it's amazing.

If you have any interesting thought, please leave them here - I'll definitely read it, or visit our discord [link on halupedia ;) ].

Interesting idea with flagging. We are considering 2 options: 1. You can generate aricle only if it was previously referenced in previous one 2. Flagging mechanism, now that you brought it up.

Let me know what you think!

I were just drunk and idea seemed funny. That's the idea behind haha.

But either way can't wait to see google ai overview cite us.

Also now that I think, we store articles in decwntralized cloudflare KV store and access from serverless workers running also on their servers.

That could be the thing behind it being so quick.

Cloudflare workers have 1ms cold start.

Tried once, but was useless. Very funny that it had so many text, while Elon is apparently "huge" fan of short and precise communication...

It generates articles only once. So once it's generated, it never perish. Logic looks like: If article exist -> show it If not -> generate and save