anshum4n

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Show HN: Talk to Train Agents that talk on your behalf(mindlap.ai)
2 points by anshum4n 1y ago|1 comments
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Guts to make the wrong technology choice(medium.com)
3 points by anshum4n 9y ago|0 comments
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I Don't Know the Estimate – Hint: You Do(medium.com)
4 points by anshum4n 10y ago|0 comments
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by anshum4n 10y ago
I am not sure if you got to try adding an action item. You can just type "@ams6110 Need to do something" and meetnotes records it as an action item which would then be tracked and followed up, the key being follow-up and status tr
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by anshum4n 10y ago
@wwalser You got us! I am surprised as well that we got to HN front page and the amazing discussion that ensued. While that blog took couple weeks to put together, I believe its testimony more to how everyone hates meetings and how they are
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by anshum4n 10y ago
Agree. But much easier to know we should follow-up than to actually do it Especially for the more technical minded people (me included). Wish there was an AI that can automate it! For me though, number of meetings you get pulled into withou
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by anshum4n 10y ago
Exact same thing that we are using for a realtime collaborative app. Generate token on server-side with access to certain keys. However, we had to redo our json structure once we started thinking authorisation. It sucked and in retrospect s
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by anshum4n 10y ago
Would be great if you can put in some examples where we can optimise parametric queries using this. One common instance is IN queries where if the number of params for IN clause is small, it might make sense to blow it up into multiple equa