No-as-a-Service (NaaS) : When yes is too mainstream. Your open-source API for creative rejection.
GitHub Repository: github.com/hotheadhacker/…
@GithubProjects Sorry, we're not sorry
@GithubProjects And when no is not enough: github.com/tomdionysus/fo…
@GithubProjects I asked for an excuse, and it said "no": $ curl naas.isalman.dev/no {"error":"Too many requests, please try again later."}
@GithubProjects My broken side project has been issuing NaaS (http 500) for almost 2 years.
@GithubProjects Awesome! 😂 curl naas.isalman.dev/no {"reason":"I want to be honest with you—I don’t feel comfortable committing to this."}
@GithubProjects I also offer Nothing-As-A-Service. scottmoore.consulting/naas/
@GithubProjects I thought this was a joke
@GithubProjects //pointlessapi.com/talktothehand way ahead of you... thanks to @ben__weddle
@GithubProjects This is like trying to monetize laziness, a great idea, if you think about it, he is also targeting the perfect market.
@GithubProjects A competition between human and ai is warranted :P
@GithubProjects No-as-a-Service: The API That Says “No” So You Don’t Have To writebyhumans.com/no-as-a-servic…
@GithubProjects I need your openion on Google ADK x.com/IBMbotsan/stat…
@GithubProjects I need your openion on Google ADK x.com/IBMbotsan/stat…
@GithubProjects cat /proc/bogdan extremely few will know
@GithubProjects See what I built using your API funnyanswers.lol/no
@GithubProjects LLMs are already great at saying no creatively. Here’s how they’re getting better at understanding dev intent too: futureagi.com/blogs/how-llms…
@GithubProjects I didn't even know I need this :D
@GithubProjects Esto pa responder a ciertos personajes @yanezricard jajajaajaja
@GithubProjects Finally, an API that mirrors your dating life: automated, consistent, and full of rejection.
