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When it was about 70% done downloading, it looks like it refreshed and it put up the Load CTA once again.
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Congrats on the launch! Will check this out
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Thanks for the feedback! And yes, I'll include Amazon UK support in the next release. I also plan on expanding the "suggested brands" to the search page. Yes, I definitely need to do more research on getting visibility to th
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2y ago
I built a browser extension to solve a common frustration I have when shopping on Amazon. It's tough to distinguish reputable brands from the countless "alphabet soup" names that flood the search results. While there’s defini
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Show HN: I made an extension that uses AI to help avoid BS brands on Amazon
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Hi Everyone! I built this browser extension to scratch an itch. As you likely know, searching for most things on Amazon usually yields results of mainly "alphabet soup" brands. It's very difficult to know what brands are actu
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Show HN: Built extension using Llama to score how reputable brands are on Amazon
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In retrospect, my comment was unnecessarily harsh. Congrats on the launch. I know how tough it is to get here.
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2y ago
Not optimized for mobile? In 2024? This is a joke.
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2y ago
You can automate getting it into TestFlight with Fastlane.
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2y ago
WP “broke” the sites, not Mullenweg. Besides, nothing broke, just lips service.
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2y ago
Cursor user and former Copilot user here. The difference is significant. Being able to use Claude alone is worth the switch, but the UI of these newer tools are far better than Microsoft’s implementation.
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2y ago
Namebrand-Check, a browser extension to help me sort out BS brands on Amazon from legitimate ones. This is something I struggle with regularly. Unless you know the category real well, you may miss that KEEN is a great brand for durable shoe
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I hate the term “woke”… and pretty much any other term that takes a heavily nuanced subject and condenses into one word for lazy minds to use and misuse. I hated the term when the left introduced it 10+ years ago, and I hate it now that the
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So many red flags about Saltman. I have to imagine some of the investors are having second thoughts.
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2y ago
This feels like a feature, not a product. Suoabase has this and this is making its way into other editions like Table Plus. Unsure why anyone would pay just for this.
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2y ago
Why are SaaS products all going into a pricing model that’s $0, $50, Custom. What about a $5 or $10 plan… or maybe a sliding scale that you pay for what you use?
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How would intelligence agencies already the info they seek? Not having E2E encryption isn’t the same as not having encryption at all. You could easily keep law enforcement out while you maintain access to the data internally.
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2y ago
So if a developer uses “free code” in their software, must they only do it for free?
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2y ago
The linking of other tools/initiatives for me is half the value of the post
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This. When companies don’t list prices, it automatically gives me a “they want to rip you off” vibe. Put in the effort and define enterprise pricing. If you later find that it isn’t right, change it.
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Claude 3.5 is vastly better the 4o. I produce new features at a rate that’s 2-3x faster than I could without it. Not perfect and isn’t great in all use cases but overall transformational. I’ve been coding for 20+ years.
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If they are not, get rid of them pronto as they erode your credibility. Also only include people who customers can easily search for and see that they’re a real person.
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I won’t pay because I find it too expensive. Publications want hundreds of dollars a year for access when in reality all I want is to read a handful of articles per month if that. How about you charge me per article up to a monthly max? No,
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2y ago
Looks interesting, will check it out. Does this have auth built in as well? RLS? I love any tool that speeds up small projects.
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Whatever they’re doing, it’s crazy successful. So keep at it.
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Anna Delvey… is that you?
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I don’t want to tip. Ever. Charge me more money and pay your damn employees. Don’t make employee compensation your customer’s problem. Tipping is rarely ever enjoyable for the customer, so why put that on them?? I know why… greed. You can g
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It’s difficult to find a place that doesn’t do that these days.
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In which culture is that?
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