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   How consent-gated email works(goodsender.com)

   5 points by efsher_azoy2 4mo ago|0 comments
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   by efsher_azoy2 4mo ago

   You can take a look at GoodSender. They're new, but they promise 100k emails per month for free, plus $1 for each additional 100k. However, they require the customers on your list to explicitly give consent, or you must send templated
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   by efsher_azoy2 4mo ago

   Idea is great, however I probably have trust issues :) As a tech person, I would probably create encrypted file on my family cloud drive with instructions, to be sure that I own the data and I know what happened there. On another hand, it
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   by efsher_azoy2 4mo ago

   AI has non-deterministic output. It can give different results for the same prompt, so for different prompts it can definitely produce artefacts with the different quality. I think you just need to tune your prompt for script or ask Claude
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   Show HN: GoodSender – the email API for makers and AI agents(goodsender.com)

   3 points by efsher_azoy2 4mo ago|0 comments
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   by efsher_azoy2 4mo ago

   I guess the author never tried to write big FE application in jQuery :D It definitely required some skill.
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   by efsher_azoy2 4mo ago

   My humble opinion: “deskilling” is an illusion. Sure, I don’t write code by hand anymore, but I spend most of my time using the knowledge and “sixth sense” I’ve developed throughout my career to control what AI is doing. At the end of the d
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   by efsher_azoy2 4mo ago

   I saw quite some systems that were supposed to be rebuilt from the first days of development (sometimes there were called MVPs or PoCs) It never happened :D
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   by efsher_azoy2 4mo ago

   Not sure what problem it is trying to solve. Do everything in one place without going to Github/GitLab? It is hardly the biggest issue I have with code reviews
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    by efsher_azoy2 4mo ago

    ChatGPT/Claude/Perplexity are partially replacing search engines now - and this is the reality. However, like with search engines and their output, I think the most important skill is do not trust them blindly. And programming...