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by koopuluri 3y ago
Great write-up from a great creator. I admire his attention to detail and craft. Beautiful. Inspiring.
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by koopuluri 3y ago
You're making a common pricing mistake: the price of a product has absolutely nothing to do with the cost of building it. Nothing. Price only depends on what people are willing to pay for it, i.e. on the perceived value. Just because y
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by koopuluri 3y ago
Thanks! I agree that everything needs to happen locally, and I believe it's possible. I'd love to better understand the problems you're facing that makes you want to use a tool like this. Couldn't find your email, but if
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by koopuluri 3y ago
Thanks for the share! Will check it out.
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by koopuluri 3y ago
Congrats on getting this off the ground, and thank you for putting it out there for us to learn from! I've been curious how Rewind worked under the hood because I've been playing with an idea in my head: an AI assistant that helps
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by koopuluri 3y ago
They won't have access to your private project info (code, analytics, data etc.) if you don't host on their platform. NextJS itself is an open source framework. Suing for copying your product is tricky. In general I wouldn't
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by koopuluri 3y ago
This is really concerning. This combined with their marketing strategy of copying popular indie products and turning them into NextJS templates creates paranoia in the minds of builders who trust Vercel with their codebases, analytics, and
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by koopuluri 3y ago
Thanks!
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Most useful knowledge is hidden(koopuluri.com)
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Be attached to outcomes, not the means(koopuluri.substack.com)
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by koopuluri 3y ago
I definitely see the argument to classify workers as a more "permanent" status and guarantee all the benefits that come with that. But that would likely increase prices, decrease demand and cause some drivers to lose jobs. Ofc, th
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by koopuluri 3y ago
Could you elaborate on how you're applying to these companies? The highest probability approach to getting an interview is via an internal referral: i.e. someone at the company you want to work at refers you. After you've exhauste
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by koopuluri 3y ago
"I can't say I've _ever_ heard of a startup deciding to voluntarily shut-down because of negative feedback from co-working peers. It would be ridiculous." - You're right, but the danger is when the self-censorship h
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Show HN: ChatGPT that references YC startup library(typemagic.com)
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Playbook to get software engineering interviews(karthikuppuluri.com)
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by koopuluri 3y ago
I agree. To your point, I feel the most useful questions we ought to ask are the ones that push us to understand our deepest selves: the desires, insecurities, fears that dictate why we do what we do. Without that deeper understanding, we&#
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by koopuluri 3y ago
Hey avsavani, thanks! It doesn't yet, but that's something that we're actively working on. For now, you can simply select the text from you chat that you want to save, or type it out in the "Manage what I know" page
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by koopuluri 3y ago
Absolutely. So in the previous version you could spin up multiple agents - that each ran a prompt. So for example, you could have an agent named Mark that ran a prompt which had context for your codebase, whereas you could have another agen
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Show HN: Typemagic – ChatGPT you can teach(typemagic.com)
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Show HN: ChatGPT You Can Teach
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Longest flight spent more than two months in air(cnn.com)
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by koopuluri 4y ago
1. Help with programming architecture decisions. I'm providing high level functionality overviews and asking it to design the right system given constraints. Sometimes it's off, but it only requires a few tweaks here and there to
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by koopuluri 4y ago
Sorry to hear about your position. This is a brutal market. Please do reach out to me at my email (in my bio) and I'd be happy to lend an ear. And if you'd like I can take a look at your resume and make any introductions I can to
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Rise of the Vertically Integrated Engineer(zerofactorial.xyz)
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by koopuluri 4y ago
This is just sad. I live in an Indian metro, in an upper middle class neighborhood, and recently saw a pile of plastic burning on the side of our street. This happens infrequently (handful of times in a year), but only because of the pressu
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by koopuluri 4y ago
Thanks for the clarification. After this and Chris's Tweets, sour taste is gone. I've updated my understanding of how MIT licenses work.
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by koopuluri 4y ago
Based on Ghost's MIT license, seems Substack using it is fine, but damn would have been nice to have at least some kind of attribution... leaves a sour taste to take without acknowledging.
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by koopuluri 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this Michael. I'm inspired by your story of how all of us can take our destinies into our own hands through determination and perseverance. All the best with your projects! With <3 from India.
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Ask HN: What’s features do you wish your IDE had?
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by koopuluri 5y ago
Wow. I really like the positioning of your product: the audience and value proposition are crystal clear. I'm going to share this with my musician friends and see what they have to say. I know they had challenges jamming at the start o

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