Christopher Peterson

Gabriel and I both open the repo in the morning and kind of... hope for the best hehe

Sometimes we're on the same file without knowing it.

That's literally the problem we're trying to fix with Murmell, a multiplayer workspace for coding with AI.

But the human side is still messy :)

I m working on Fork, from the team behind Pickaxe. It lets you build client websites and give clients controlled AI access to make their own updates.

I d love input from people who build websites for clients: which changes would you feel comfortable letting clients make themselves, and which should always need your approval?

Text, images, new sections, pricing, layout? Where would you draw the line?

So I know that ProductHunt has probably had to fight it's faire share of fraud and abuse on their platform but I have been using it on and off for moths and it appears that despite my waves of inconsistent activity, I still have yet to really gain any kitty points or be able to really help upvote someone. (I can do it but when I look from another computer the score is unchanged). I don't really care that much, but I'm just curious. Does this happen to everyone when they start using the platform? Is it normal? When will my voice actually begin to be heard in this community?