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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
Hey debarshri thanks for your comment. I'll reply inline to your points as I think others on the thread might have the same question > When you have simple SaaS platform, a platform like amplitude or mixpanel is generally enough cap
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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
We didn't plan it this way, but we felt we had to launch before the end of the month :) My co-founder Enzo (the CEO) came up with the name because when starting out the feeling we had was that most analytics products felt cold and inti
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Launch HN: June (YC W21) – Product Analytics for B2B SaaS Companies
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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
Interesting to see that there’s both Google Cloud and Stability AI mentioned in providing the compute. Did Stability pay the bill for the resources used for training?
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June (YC W21) Is Hiring Engineer #3 – Remote CET(ycombinator.com)
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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
June (YC W21) | Engineer #3 | Rails, Clickhouse and React | Remote (CET) | https:/june.so At June we're building a product analytics tool that is warm and welcoming - in a space were software is cold and intimidating. Some of our
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June (YC W21) is hiring product engineer #3(ycombinator.com)
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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
Buy a tinybox from tiny corp https://tinygrad.org/
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Product Engineer vs. Full Stack(twitter.com)
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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
I'm OP here. Hope this post doesn't come across as self-promotion as I've genuinely shared everything I wish I knew as an engineer before starting a company. After sharing this post on Twitter[1] I got great feedback from fel
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Reaching Product Market Fit – Our Journey (YC W21)(june.so)
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by 0xferruccio 3y ago
OP here: Just got a notification that this was posted! Thanks for sharing it :)
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June (YC W21) Is Hiring a Senior Engineer (#4)(ycombinator.com)
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
Crazy to see how fast all of this is evolving. Honestly the downside of explosive growth is that all of a sudden you need to ramp up resources to deal with these sort of legal T&C issues. It makes sense that now that they're huge t
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
OP here, got a slack notification from https://slacker.run/ about this so chiming in! Since we started working on this in November we went from having very low conversion rate on our landing page (around 1,5% of visitors) t
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
What’s the advantage of open source usage based pricing? Does this product solve the charging part of the problem or the customer portal admin part of billing?
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An open source changelog inspired by Linear(github.com)
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
pretty cool!
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
I've been playing around with SwiftUI recently and the developer experience and tooling make me miss my VSCode set up with copilot With this it looks like I could keep the same developer experience and build something quickly!
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
> Has social media been a benefit for humanity? I think there's countless people that didn't come from big cities or tech circles that managed to make friends across the world and get better paying jobs and move out from their
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
Yes! I think people call this k-shot prompting - where the k is the examples you give to the model! Apps like Jasper.ai do things like: ``` Give me a list of 10 funny intros to a newsletter: 1. funny intro 1 2. funny intro 2 3. funny intro
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
Yes you can customize the prompts and google queries you run like [1] and potentially answer whatever question you can answer by searching Google! [1] https://github.com/ferrucc-io/gpt-google/blob/57dfd0dc20d6
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
The point of this is that as a B2B startup you spend a lot of time Googling information about your sign ups. The enrichment is not done by GPT-3 per se, we use Google and feed the relevant information from Crunchbase, Linkedin etc.. to GPT3
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
Exactly a lot of the time as a startup you google your sign ups to figure out who you should focus your energies on!
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Show HN: I made a Slack bot that qualifies your sign-ups using GPT-3(qualify.june.so)
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
I think something around structuring business logic in easily testable mutations and having good ways of creating factories without too much boilerplate code are the main things on my mind!
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
This looks slick! Have you thought about helping people structure in a more opinionated way how business logic gets run? It feels like the JS ecosystem is missing framework that helped define layers of an app much like Rails/Django
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
Decided to share Natbot here as I saw no discussions ever happened on HN about it! I spent the morning hacking with it to stop browsing when it finds an answer and managed to get a little Slack bot that qualifies our new sign-ups out of it!
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Natbot - Allow GPT-3 to control a browser(github.com)
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by 0xferruccio 4y ago
OP here. That’s what they do, we’re a team of 4 engineers and we all work on the product end to end. We have a full time product designer though as doing user interviews is time consuming and hard to do with the routine of an engineer.

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