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Delta IQ – See which past approvals may break after a contract change
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avin01
7mo ago
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avin01
7mo ago
You approved Version 1 of a credit contract. Later, Version 8 comes. Some earlier changes may have broken your old approval. But the part you approved still looks the same. So credit and risk teams check everything again. Delta IQ shows wha
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avin01
8mo ago
I've seen everything from strict 15–20 days to unlimited, and in practice the number matters less than the culture. At places with real support and sane planning, people actually take 20–25+ days. With unlimited, it often ends up being
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avin01
8mo ago
If you are enjoying vibe coding, the biggest "aha" for me is realizing that software is mostly about managing state, data flow, and failure, not syntax. Once you get how data moves, where state lives, and what happens when things
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avin01
8mo ago
I relate to this a lot. For me, noticing the loop is already half the battle, but it doesn't mean I can exit it. What's helped is switching from "debugging" to "externalizing". Writing the thoughts down, like l
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avin01
8mo ago
I haven’t used Odoo myself, but a few friends have at small NGOs, and from our discussions your concern seems real. It works fine if you stay close to out of the box. Once you need real customization, you start depending on the partner for
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avin01
8mo ago
Because APIs scale but consulting doesn’t :) Even with good models, delivering outcomes is still messy. Bad data, unclear requirements, integrations, and blame when things break. That’s just consulting pain. Selling access avoids delivery r
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avin01
8mo ago
We’ve gone back and forth on this a few times. Early on, we used Metabase for speed. It’s great for internal dashboards and quick customer access, but starts to feel clunky once you care about UX, permissions, and embedding deeply. For cust
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8mo ago
On small teams, AI feels like a big boost. On larger teams, it mostly just moves the work around. We (12+ people on the team) see more LOC and faster first drafts, but also more review work. PRs look done early, but often hide shallow think
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8mo ago
I think this shift is real, but I’m not convinced it turns into a clean new SEO anytime soon. From building LLM systems, it feels less like ranking and more about training data, reputation, retrieval, and how easy something is to summarize.