Unsure if this is related, but I’ve heard that taking painkillers for delayed onset muscle soreness will reduce muscle gains.
Just NSAID’s - they’re anti-inflammatory and muscle synthesis happens in response to inflammation.
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ed commented on Paracetamol disrupts early embryogenesis by cell cycle inhibition academic.oup.com/humrep/a... · Posted by u/XzetaU8
Oh didn't know about that, perhaps you're right the keyword was just very low competition. Thanks for the advice, will hard focus on growth now trying to find other channels!
My advice was actually the opposite. It's harder to take a new channel from 0-1 than it is to take an existing channel from 1-2. so in my experience it's better to double down on what's working. only branch out to new channels when you have the resources, or you've maxed out your existing channels. FWIW I don't think your channel is just SEO, it's also content marketing like this HN post. Keep it up!
I have 200 followers on twitter and get barely any like/comments on my posts so X is not my main distribution. Reddit gets decent views but I don't think I get many PAID users from it anyways.
I think honestly 80% of my users come from my domain name giving me a huge SEO boost. I knew people who need my product would search "AEO Check" or "AEO Checker" hence I named my domain aeochecker.ai, a week after I published my site i was already ranking top 5 in this keyword (also because it was very low competition)
IME the competitiveness of results is probably a much bigger factor, considering exact-match domains are a very old SEO trick and Google doesn't reward them (it penalizes them, actually). "AEO" is a brand new concept so congrats on finding a new wave! Double down on SEO if that's working for you. It's hard enough finding 1 channel that works. The fact that you hit $500 MRR on the open web is actually pretty impressive, and you can likely scale significantly if you're aggressive about growth. Good luck!
ed commented on The Drivers of HRM's Performance on Arc-AGI arcprize.org/blog/hrm-ana... · Posted by u/lonk11
TL;DR the “high” “low” level modules don’t matter much, and the rest of the architecture is similar to Universal Transformers https://arxiv.org/abs/1807.03819
They said images are coming soon to codex
There is a built-in login flow
> There is a built-in login flow
Ah this doc needs to be updated: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/11096431-openai-codex-cl...
Can anyone share their experience with codex CLI? I feel like that’s not mentioned enough and gpt5 is already the default model there.
I decided to check-in on Codex after being a longtime Claude Code user. The experience was not great. GPT5 is pretty solid, however!
- The permission system is broken (this is such an obvious one that I wonder if it's specific to GPT5 or my environment). If you tell Codex to ask permission before running commands, it can't ever write to files. It also runs some commands (e.g. `sed`) without asking. Once you skip sandbox mode, it's difficult to go back.
- You can't paste or attach images (helpful for design iteration)
- No built-in login flow so you have to mess with your shell config and export your OpenAI key to all terminal processes.
- Terminal width isn't respected. Model responses always wrap at some hard-coded value. Resizing the window doesn't correctly redraw the screen.
- Some keyboard shortcuts aren't supported, like option+delete to delete words (which I use often, apparently...)
This is on MacOS, iTerm2, Fish shell. I guess everyone uses Cursor or Windsurf?
ed commented on The Loop Is Back: Why HRM Is the Most Exciting AI Architecture in Years medium.com/@gedanken.thes... · Posted by u/Davexon
Skepticism warranted since ARC-AGI hasn't been reproduced and there's at least some debate about validation data leaking into the training set: https://github.com/sapientinc/HRM/issues/18
I'm eagerly awaiting reproduction. I hope the results hold up and someone finds a way to bolt language onto it.
ed commented on Show HN: Host Claude Artifacts on your own domain artifact.ninja... · Posted by u/ed
There seems to be an open source project that converts Claude Artifacts into self-hosted apps
Since I need to set up forwarding at my domain registrar anyway, I might as well host it there
What am I missing?
Just curious, what domain registrar do you use that also allows you to host static files?