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by chrisrickard 2y ago
10% agree Marcus!
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by chrisrickard 2y ago
Even though Marc is probably not feeling awesome about all this negative attention, I think it’s a good time for giving all indie hackers a wake-up call around better security posture, so appreciate the article. This week you could probably
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So people are calling the death of Indie Hacking?(twitter.com)
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by chrisrickard 2y ago
Devtoagency.com
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by chrisrickard 2y ago
100%
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by chrisrickard 2y ago
Devtoagency.com
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by chrisrickard 2y ago
Tcl was the scripting language in the mIRC IRC client, and as a 13 year old, my first foray into programming. I started writing little scripts to boot annoying people off IRC, but ended up caring more about coding than IRC politics - and en
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by chrisrickard 2y ago
What do you code in day to day?
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Automate your internal workflows with AI (first)(userdoc.fyi)
2 points by chrisrickard 3y ago|0 comments
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
Hello HN, I wanted to share a GPT I made to easily turn sketches/wireframes/designs into detailed user stories. Also let's you edit, add, remove user stories, suggest new or interesting stories per user type, and export your
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UI to User Stories(chat.openai.com)
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
I only really listen to Latent Space, really good pod on AI/Gen AI/ AI Engineering.
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
As a anarchistic punk teenager, The Hackers Manifesto deeply resonated with me.. I actually had it written on my bedroom wall. Loyd Blankenship, better known by his pseudonym The Mentor, is an American computer hacker and writer. He has bee
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
Running from school in 1994 straight to my local library to beat the rush for a 30 minute allotment of “the internet” on a crappy computer. But it blew my mind, I loved every byte. When I discovered I could download and print guitar tablatu
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
Loved this post Lenny, and came at just the right time for me. My B2B SaaS Userdoc is going well, but certainly not at the growth level of those AI image generation apps I see all over Twitter
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
When I wad 13 I printed out “FREE KEVIN” stickers and stuck them all over the locker room of my school. …kind of a weird thing to do in Australia back then.
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
With people talking about pgvectors current scaling issues, one thing I'm not sure about is whether it's if the Postgres DB table simply contains a lot of vectors - e.g. 500k vectors - or if you are searching over 500k vectors? E.
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
Out of curiosity, how big are you embedding chunks?
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
> The key is to segment the DB using other data before doing the embedding search By segmenting data, is this as simple as adding a further condition to the SQL? E.g. if your embeddings belonged to a "client" you would start
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Ask HN: To Langchain or not to Langchain
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
"Unfortunately, the new GPT-3.5-turbo-16k model is not yet available on Azure OpenAI. So, we can't share much information with you regarding this. We don't have any ETA at this moment. Once we have anything will share it with
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
Correct, you can create requirements anywhere, I just feel requirements are more important, and long-lived than a transitory Jira ticket. E.g. A Jira ticket moves to "Done", the requirement is complete, and people are happy. But t
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
Great read, I spent years thinking requirements should live somewhere like Jira, and I feel for many teams this is the case. But as the author mentions, Jira contains tasks related to bugs, text changes, colour changes etc.. These are not p
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
Sure, we generate user stories based on requirements, personas based on needs/goals - and auto generate user journeys. We also use AI to generate detailed acceptance criteria for user stories. Customers have saved days using Userdoc, w
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by chrisrickard 3y ago
I built Userdoc ( https://userdoc.fyi ) a requirements management system for software projects. After running a development consultancy for 8 years, I wanted a dedicated system for gathering and confirming requirements, and only s
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by chrisrickard 4y ago
Userdoc ( https://userdoc.fyi ) - A requirements management tool with AI assistance. Generate user stories, acceptance criteria, personas, and user journeys with GPT.
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by chrisrickard 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback, and yeah the voiceover is generated using murf.ai. I picked the "funnest" voice I could find, but it was a trade off of me messing with re-recording myself 50 times, or using text to voice. Will definitely
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by chrisrickard 4y ago
Excellent, love to hear what you think.
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by chrisrickard 4y ago
Much appreciated. I ran my agency for 8 years, and we had a small clients, but worked on large complex projects. I started with Google docs, then Confluence, then Notion - but I could never find a tool suitable (and opinionated) enough for
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by chrisrickard 4y ago
Cheers! User does not replace project management tools like Jira, in fact they work together. Where Jira is about planning and implementation (who does what, when, hows it's progressing etc) - it's not a great place to keep requir

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