ayushrodrigues

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by ayushrodrigues 1y ago
I was happy to read this as a founder who was raised in the UK. I wish I didn't have to move to the US to start a company but it's starting to feel like a joke here. > The bank aims to process startup financing applications wit
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by ayushrodrigues 1y ago
Better-Auth has changed the game for authentication, developer experience and open source offerings as a whole. Huge fan of the framework agnostic approach. Congrats team!
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by ayushrodrigues 1y ago
Suicide rate is a strange metric to choose here. I believe smartphones are exceptionally damaging to teens, but the biggest effect is around their attention span and motivation. The biggest mental health effect is the ADHD epidemic it'
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by ayushrodrigues 1y ago
Also we can make these rotate with each request
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by ayushrodrigues 1y ago
yep, this is the plan
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by ayushrodrigues 1y ago
Appreciate the comment! Has definitely been an interesting journey for us exploring the space
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by ayushrodrigues 1y ago
From a high level yes, but we are taking a very different route. They're very deep into usage-based billing and high throughput events, whereas we're more for early stage founders and "pricing in a box"
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by ayushrodrigues 1y ago
I intended to use backendless more as a figure of speech here. We wanted to make billing "feel" backendless.
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by ayushrodrigues 1y ago
Yes you're right -- payments can definitely be done without webhooks, but it is typically all controlled server-side. Especially things like upgrade and downgrade flows, as they involve automatically charging a user's card. What w
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by ayushrodrigues 1y ago
Yes! This is exactly what we're doing now which also helps us be a little more framework agnostic. Nextjs kind of just lets us have them built-in
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We tried to make billing backendless(useautumn.com)
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by ayushrodrigues 1y ago
timeless is a great word to describe this. almost impossible to tell what era these are from
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by ayushrodrigues 2y ago
Personally I haven't found it hard to integrate Stripe. But haven't had the need to implement anything too complex and it's a one time process. Maintaining it at scale on the other hand... that's a challenge.
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by ayushrodrigues 2y ago
Looks pretty cool! How are you guys trying to differentiate from other all-purpose browser agents right now?
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by ayushrodrigues 2y ago
Interesting... kind of similar to Clerk for Auth and Supabase for DB handling
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SaaS pricing is so complex(useautumn.com)
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by ayushrodrigues 2y ago
We came out of the YC batch having pivoted a day before demo day (ouch) and started the arduous process of finding a new idea. We lined up a bunch of calls with founders and quickly learned that handling pricing kinda sucks…. There are so m
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by ayushrodrigues 2y ago
+1!! Workflow automation will be natural language in the future :)
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Show HN: Deploy AI code scripts and run them by asking on Slack (YC F24)(recaseai.com)
3 points by ayushrodrigues 2y ago|2 comments
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by ayushrodrigues 2y ago
It's a similar concept for sure. Reverse ETL typically involves setting up flows for a business to export data to their SaaS vendors. We're trying to go the other way around. Help SaaS vendors import data from their customers!
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Show HN: Onboard faster by importing data from your customers' DBs(recaseai.com)
2 points by ayushrodrigues 2y ago|3 comments
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by ayushrodrigues 2y ago
We actually had the same concerns, and have run it internally at a company which frequently has 1 liner JIRA tickets and PRDs lacking context. Surprisingly, it performs well and accurately identifies the right section when combining it with
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Show HN: Auto-updating docs with every product release(autodocs.me)
2 points by ayushrodrigues 2y ago|2 comments