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AI Agents in the Web Summit 2025
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This Week in AI Agents: Agents Are Learning to Browse, Buy, and Negotiate
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Transforming Expense Management with AI Agent Orchestration
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Understanding a problem before implementing an idea is usually a good strategy. In this episode, I share the strategy we followed to conduct research interviews for our project Growth Board This process and insights allowed us to validate t
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This makes total sense... Those Stripe PDFs are expensive! And it was great to see you building this tool from 0 to launch on your livestream. Thanks for all you share with the community Marc.
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3y ago
I have been using Crisp for several years, and often we need to do some actions to manage the users' accounts. Some actions we were doing manually: - sync contact information in our systems - cancel their subscription - activate trial
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Show HN: I made a free Crisp plugin to make API requests from your inbox
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*As an entrepreneur, how authentic can you be?* Distinguishing between what’s authentic and what’s fabricated, has become increasingly challenging. AI has only worsened it... I'm convinced that genuine authenticity finds its truest exp
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I restarted my build journey
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I have been building products and startups for more than 5 years now. For the last 3 years, I've been deep into Veertly. But this July, I decided to go back to build mode. This time, I'm aiming to build smaller products in public.
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My takeaways building a MVP in 14 hours
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My main takeaways to be able to ship MVPs faster: - Focus on the core value proposition - Use templates and boilerplates - Use the frameworks and services you already know - Don’t over-engineer - Keep to the bare minimum and don’t add all
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It depends on the injury itself and what you are recovering. In my case I had a meniscus surgery so for 2-3 weeks I couldn't use much of that leg. But in the app you can detail your limitations and adjust it to your own case, it will a
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I built a MVP in 14 hours
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In this blog, I share the process of developing the EaseMyInjury project, utilizing NextJS, TailwindCSS, Firebase, Trigger.dev and OpenAI's ChatGPT4 on top of the ShipFast boilerplate. I also share my main takeaways to be able to ship