AznHisoka

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   Is GitHub Copilot still relevant in the enterprise?

   22 points by AznHisoka 8mo ago|23 comments
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   Show HN: I built a dashboard to track AI's impact on jobs(clocktick.ai)

   6 points by AznHisoka 8mo ago|0 comments
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   by AznHisoka 8mo ago

   Those databases were always worthless. Go home u drunk bot
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   by AznHisoka 8mo ago

   Its much simpler than that. OpenAI is losing significant market share and this is a Hail Mary that the government will forcr troves of companies to leavr Anthropic
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   by AznHisoka 8mo ago

   As an aside, there are probably lots of companies that serve the government seriously considering cutting the government as a customer. Simply because the money/efficienct they will lose from cutting Claude will surpass the revenue the
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   by AznHisoka 8mo ago

   Makes sens! Appreciate the explanation!
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   by AznHisoka 8mo ago

   Same here, having YC attached to your name is not the flex you think it is, its even the opposite for me
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   by AznHisoka 8mo ago

   Maybe I am missing something, but can’t you simply not show the email address in a git commit? (Sincere question, not saying this is trivial. i am dumb and like to ask dumb questions even if might be embarassing) If someone wants to message
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   I probed 1400 MCP servers – here's what I learned(bloomberry.com)

   5 points by AznHisoka 8mo ago|0 comments
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    by AznHisoka 8mo ago

    Anthropic at least seems to be doing well with enterprises. OpenAI doesnt have that level of trust with enterprise use cases, and commodization is a bigger issue with consumers, when they can just switch to another tool easily
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    by AznHisoka 8mo ago

    I am working on Bloomberry, an alternative to tech stack lookup tools like Wappalyzer but for detecting what backend/SaaS tools a company uses. https://bloomberry.com
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    by AznHisoka 8mo ago

    I an building Bloomberry, an alternative to tools like Wappalyzer. It helps sales teams find companies that use any product/technology, but not limited to frontend tecnologies. So for instance, you can find companies that use Canva: h
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    How to find any company's tech stack (without paying a single cent)(bloomberry.com)

    1 points by AznHisoka 8mo ago|0 comments
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    by AznHisoka 8mo ago

    Thanks! And just so you know that I am not biased, Bloomberry isnt the only alternative out there :) https://bloomberry.com/blog/i-tried-6-wappalyzer-alternative...
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    by AznHisoka 8mo ago

    I have looked into it but it is hard to build one that works in real-time like Wappalyzer’s. But I will definitely look into it. My only concern is it might reveal my code and the way I detect frontend technologies. Take a look at WhatRuns
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    by AznHisoka 8mo ago

    It doesn't fit your criteria of being open-source/free, but I built Bloomberry (bloomberry.com) as an alternative to Wappalyzer for exactly this use case. It analyzes DNS records, subprocessor lists, DNS traffic data to find the r
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    I analyzed 44K companies to see who uses Claude or Perplexity(bloomberry.com)

    2 points by AznHisoka 9mo ago|0 comments
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    Rule of thumb: never ask chatgpt about its inner working. It will lie or fabricate something. It will probably say something completely different next time
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    This is precisely why i cancelled my claude max account and switched back to chatgpt. Claude is much better but not when it silently stops workinf
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    Ask HN: Is GitHub Down?

    11 points by AznHisoka 9mo ago|5 comments
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    They probably wouldn’t be recent customers, that’s true. I would say if we were talking 4-5 years ago, followers/commenters would be a high signal they just started using ChatGPT; but it seems most of them are just bots now.
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    I am actually not sure about the first. For the 2nd, based on my experience you are likely to find developers from both big and small companies equally hanging out in communities. Most lean technical btw, so if you arent targeting develop
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    1. You need something called a technographics tool to find companies that use a specific enterprise technology. Bloomberry comes to mind. Here’s the data they have on new ChatGPT customers: https://bloomberry.com/data/c
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    This is just my personal opinion, but if they didnt change the price of Evernote and never made any changes, I probably would remain a customer for a very very long time. There is a high switching cost for me to use any app to move all my
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    I remembered when politics used to be called “current events”.
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    Tech companies have almost little issue attracting candidates especially young graduates these days
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    I funny it amusing/sad that this story was written by a substack author, and not a major news publication
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    Thats just greenhouse. They’re one of hundreds of ATS’ out there.
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    What dod u replace them with?
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    by AznHisoka 9mo ago

    Some of it has rebranded to “GEO optimization” (generative ai optimization) and half of that battle is ranking higher in Google since that is where most AI tools search anyway