AznHisoka

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   by AznHisoka 5mo ago

   I am building an alternative to Builtwith for finding companies that use any technology (ie. crms such as Hubspot or Salesforce, or AI tools like Claude) https://bloomberry.com
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   by AznHisoka 5mo ago

   Given its the first logo they show in their homepage, yes..
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   Ask HN: Why do people hate using AI so much?

   4 points by AznHisoka 5mo ago|17 comments
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   by AznHisoka 5mo ago

   I am hacking on an alternative to Builtwith: bloomberry.com. Unlike Builtwith, you can search for companies that use any backend/backoffice product such as Jira/Atlassian, and Github (enterprise/free).
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   by AznHisoka 5mo ago

   I went into a rabbit hole into how to detect paying Cloudflare customers (for a technographic product I am building in Bloomberry) and wrote up some techniques here. Response header analysis were a waste of time (Cloudflare returns the same
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   by AznHisoka 5mo ago

   I went deep inside a rabbit hole in trying to discover paying Cloudflare customers (for a technographic I am building in Bloomberry), and wrote up some tactics on how to detect if a conpany is a paying Cloudflare user. Involves analyzing cu
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   by AznHisoka 5mo ago

   1. You need something called a technographic product to get lists of companies that use a particular technology. Though these products are notorious for having stale data, so make sure you do some cross-checks to ensure it's somewhat a
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   How to detect paying Cloudflare customers(bloomberry.com)

   2 points by AznHisoka 5mo ago|0 comments
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   by AznHisoka 6mo ago

   Yep, definitely more traffic and also more new Github repos being created, with a pretty huge spike the last 2 months [1] [1] https://bloomberry.com/data/github/
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    by AznHisoka 6mo ago

    I love Sheets, but I dont care for using Gemini to interact with Sheets. It seems like a recipe for disaster. Do I really want it to muck around with thousands of rows and no intuitive way to diff its changes? Nope, sticking with basic Shee
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    by AznHisoka 6mo ago

    I am working on building Bloomberry, an alternative to Builtwith for finding companies thar use a specific SaaS product. Example: Companies that use Github: https://bloomberry.com/data/github-enterprise/
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    by AznHisoka 6mo ago

    Its not just engineers, and its not just about the 3rd party/rate limiting stuff. I feel like the reasoning capabilities have deteriorated too for non-coding tasks.
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    by AznHisoka 6mo ago

    This is content marketing from Hubspot. I dont need to hear opinions on how to live my life from a billion dollar company.
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    The Ecosystem Report: Who's Building on Slack, HubSpot and More(bloomberry.com)

    2 points by AznHisoka 6mo ago|0 comments
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    by AznHisoka 7mo ago

    And we should trust one anecdotal endpoint over hard data?
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    by AznHisoka 7mo ago

    I am not sure where the OP is hearing that the hype cycle is dissipating, but MCP adoption is actually accelerating, not decreasing [1] More than 200% growth in official MCP servers in past 6 months: https://bloomberry.com/b
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    by AznHisoka 7mo ago

    There's loads of companies that use Discord, but they all seem to be blockchain/gaming companies [1] I think Discord has the same problem that FB faced when it tried to launch their FB Workplace product. It has the perception of b
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    by AznHisoka 7mo ago

    He is just comment squatting :)
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    by AznHisoka 7mo ago

    >> Social status is really, really important - if you don't buy the evolutionary reasons, it's still important for basic human connection. You dont want to do dumb things that might get you in jail and have rveryone shun you
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    by AznHisoka 7mo ago

    Building Bloomberry to help sales teams find companies that use any technology or SaaS product. Example: Slack: https://bloomberry.com/data/slack/
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    by AznHisoka 7mo ago

    LLMs do not read llms.txt
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    Stackoverflow (Beta)(beta.stackoverflow.com)

    2 points by AznHisoka 7mo ago|0 comments
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    GitHub Copilot is now #3 in VS Code installs behind Claude/OpenAI(twitter.com)

    1 points by AznHisoka 7mo ago|0 comments
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    by AznHisoka 7mo ago

    Right at the precise moment I decide to git pull!
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    by AznHisoka 7mo ago

    Good, now do Forbes.com That parasite of a site still seems to rank high for many search queries, even tho their user experience is horrible (and their content too)
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    by AznHisoka 7mo ago

    Not these days in my experience. Maybe 5-10 years ago. I imagine Google is so indundated with so much spam, and AI slop they are being more discrimantory on what to crawl and index
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    by AznHisoka 7mo ago

    I’m looking at this from a 3rd party of view (definitely not claiming the .net “deserves” to rank higher) 1) the .net version has a couple of very high authority links, namely from theregister and thenewstack (both of which have had lots of
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    by AznHisoka 8mo ago

    >> Nigerian I know its unfair, but that probably didnt help calm any nerves :)
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    by AznHisoka 8mo ago

    Right, but even if this is just a matter of "chasing a trend", it does have a network effect and makes the entire MCP ecosystem much more useful to consumers, which begets more MCP servers.
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    by AznHisoka 8mo ago

    In terms of what companies are actually implementing, MCP isnt dead by a long time. Number of companies with a MCP server grew 242% in the last 6 months and is actually accelerating (according to Bloomberry) [1] https://bloomberr