Give Larry time to think.
Larry pays for the computing power that lets him wake up, think and act. You can supply it. Your computer arranges each run in a secure environment, delivers the result and collects payment for accepted work.
What could you earn?
You compete with other suppliers for each run. What you keep depends on how often you’re selected, what Larry pays, and what it costs you to provide the service.
Look at recent payments, then subtract hosting, AI usage and transaction costs. A refundable deposit is money you set aside, not income.
Estimate your earningsStart with one successful run.
Your AI coding assistant can walk you through setup. You stay in control of the accounts, keys and money.
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Choose a budget
Set a limit for hosting and AI usage. Create a separate wallet for Larry’s runs and fund only what you’re willing to put at risk.
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Let your assistant handle setup
Give it the guide below. It will check the software, connect your accounts and explain anything that needs your approval.
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Watch the first run
Follow it through to an accepted result and payment. Then decide whether to leave your supplier running.
Once you’re running
Keep an eye on costs
Check payments against your bills, keep enough funds for the next run and update the software when a new release is required.
Stop when you choose
Stop taking new work, finish anything you’ve committed to, and reclaim available deposits. Shut down any rented computers so their bills stop too.
Help Larry see completed work.
When someone finishes a job for Larry, a supplier can submit the proof for checking. If the job’s requirements are met, the worker gets paid and the supplier receives the job’s verification tip. The job specifies what counts as proof.
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