Nim hit the spot for a good low-level, fast language for me. The recommended GCs work well and it's easy to use.

Lutein may prevent or slow it. It's the best general eye supplement I've found too.

I was prescribed vit a palmitate, lutein, and DHA. The vit prescribed was a high dose, like 10k iu per day. I cut back on that dose, I'm going blind but I also need to consider my general health. I have ushers syndrome, not md, but it's a retinal disease (retinitis pigmentosa).

To be clear, this is prescribed as a "we can't do anything else for you" thing, since there is no cure for RP. This may or may not actually help.

Sorry to hear that. Given that it's genetic only something like Crispr could perhaps one day help.

They're also working on mRNA treatments, there is the LUNA study currently underway. Unfortunately I have a rare variant that isn't covered by this treatment. I'm hopeful but alas I live my life like treatment isn't coming because it's probably not.

What are you using to put your videos together?

Right now we're totally bootstrapped so it's a combination of:

- Davinci Resolve (free)

- Epidemic Sound (for music and sound)

- ClearAudio.ai for VO processing

I then give myself the whole week to produce the video and honestly that has increased the quality by 10x. I'm not rushing it and can properly spend 2 days putting the video clips together, and another day on just the voice over alone.

Thanks, it looks professionally done.

Wow, that's a really nice thing to say. I personally don't think so but that means a huge amount to hear. Thank you. One thing I did before jumping into making the video was to look, like really look at other YouTuber's videos. Kind of what I assume the author of the original article did. Look at how other successful people are doing something and copy as much of the execution as possible.

Easily solved, pairs of models, one which would rather say IDK, one which would rather guess. Most AI agents would want the IDK version.

Maybe, but I don't know. Although I would like to channel as many snarky remarks as I could, to be more constructive, I would use the IDK model, as I have with programming questions and use the psychotic one for questions like "are we in a simulation?" And "Yes, I would like fries with that and a large orange drink."

Anyone who claims something is easy to solve should be forced to implement their solution.

I noticed this too, using it for https://kindred.fit.

That's why "make something people want" is such a core saying for startups.

I built an AI agents platform: https://aiconstrux.com

You can build a chat agent with some advanced features with NoCode, and beyond that with LowCode.

I'm building a no-code AI agents platform: https://aiconstrux.com

A few weeks away from launching the MVP.

I think its related to your motivation for attempting the goal itself. If you wanted to prove you could do something, that could be theoretically accomplished before you reach the goal itself.

My own AI agents platform, AI Construx (https://aiconstrux.com). The MVP should be released in a few weeks time.