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by gervwyk 1y ago
Any idea how a company like this would go about building a user base? Would love any sources of how to learn to market something like this.
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by gervwyk 1y ago
not an api but, Internally we’re just looking for a native text to speach app that auto records all meetings and call a webhook with the transcript. not the notes! for some reason all most rmeetings apps gives you only notes and seldomly a
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by gervwyk 1y ago
This is awesome. wondering how would a company like this build a user base? Any ideas / speculation would be appreciated!
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by gervwyk 1y ago
It’s for building web apps, including the backend. The latest version also allows to define backend flow logic for APIs but the docs is still in progress.. Sharing this because we’ve building abstraction to yaml for a few years so can look
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by gervwyk 1y ago
If you enjoy building stuff in yaml, check out lowdefy.com
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by gervwyk 1y ago
This is awesome. having control over your feed makes all the difference. Never considered LLM for this. Makes sense. Would like to demusk my feed a little.
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by gervwyk 1y ago
Looks useful. Add a developer tier and an npm module for user to embed in their apps.
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by gervwyk 1y ago
I like it! Will give this a try, any free trail?
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by gervwyk 1y ago
We wanted to create some animations for our site https://resonancy.io , and I’ve built them using lottielab. I must say, they have done an amazing job to create a decent editor which really works with svgs, by far better than any
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by gervwyk 1y ago
Great explanation thanks for this!
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by gervwyk 1y ago
Although I 100% agree, there is still a place for it. We place generated conversations with our case studies, and have receive good positive feedback so far, especially from the non-technical crowd. See example https://resonancy.
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by gervwyk 1y ago
I think there is a real need for testing frameworks to catch up.. once they can autotest and correct.. we just need to train ai to ask all the endless questions to the vague specs and requests.. what happens next is a mystery.
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by gervwyk 1y ago
Amazing thanks for sharing! Will have a read. A commercial model would be something that I will pay for!
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by gervwyk 1y ago
Nothing comes close to the power of mongodb aggression pipelines.. when used in production apps it reduces the amount of code significantly for us by doing data modeling as close as possible to the source
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by gervwyk 1y ago
Great svg generation would be far more userful! For example, being able to edit svg images after generated by Ai would be quick to modify the last mile.. For our new website https://resonancy.io the simple svg workflow images cr
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MongoDB Atlas, Integrating Knowledge Graphs with LLMs(mongodb.com)
4 points by gervwyk 2y ago|0 comments
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by gervwyk 2y ago
Should have used mongodb in the first place.
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by gervwyk 2y ago
Please make a mac version.
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by gervwyk 2y ago
Nice. I’m going to look into this more. We currently run a dedicated server next to our vercel apps just for ws support. Adds considerable overhead. Maybe game changer is an exaggeration but In the vercel community, ws has been a top reques
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by gervwyk 2y ago
interesting, when you say websocket support on aws, does this mean ws using lambda? and ws on nextjs (would be a game changer if someone made this happen)
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by gervwyk 2y ago
The doorman for the internet. well said. Someone need to study how this is likely the most successful marketing campaign ever for a cloud provider.
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by gervwyk 2y ago
Totally resonated with me re software lifecycle etc. Great article. I know this is not what the article is about. But perhaps exec should have spent resources and time trying to increase revenue instead of cutting cost marginally, and creat
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by gervwyk 2y ago
Would love this for us to help us build interactive tutorials for Lowdefy, very cool. also think it is important that it exports well to youtube etc. and link back for when users want the interactivity. Would be super if the player can be e
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by gervwyk 2y ago
not really. Depends on what you mean by in the framework. The plugin system allows you to create npm plugins for blocks, actions, operators, connections and even auth adapters and providers. So it’s usually as simple as creating a react com
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by gervwyk 2y ago
We’ve built Lowdefy to address this use case and more, check it out https://lowdefy.com Happy to answer some questions and show you what we’ve built with Lowdefy - It’s very powerful and easy to get started with and maintain. gv
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by gervwyk 2y ago
We have. Check out lowdefy.com
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by gervwyk 2y ago
Could have a click to dail link just with a phone number. What are the advantages? Really like it! Taking to conversation to whatsapp would also be cool for small businesses. Emailing both parties an transcript of the conversation could
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by gervwyk 2y ago
Good article. An additional problem I find with this, is on bigger projects, it is time consuming and frustrating when a client try to micro-track what was done per day. Not the recording of what was done, more the non-technical explanation
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by gervwyk 2y ago
We use infisical to manage 100s of secrets in our various environments. Honestly don’t know how we coped before it.. Makes it very easy especially for a team where devs jump between projects. It has a few areas which can get frustrating and
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by gervwyk 2y ago
Pretty much. But you can do a lot more. For example, we’ve built advance CRMs which share data between 5 companies, many customer portals, order management apps, ticketing systems, and even an MRP like app, as well as many BI apps.

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