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lasgawe
8mo ago
I don't know about this. I use AI, but I've never used or tried MCP. I've never had any problems with the current tools.
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Show HN: The Terminal for Marketing Decisions
(velovra.com)
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Show HN: Grant Project Access Without Forms or Mail Verification
(autheona.com)
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lasgawe
8mo ago
I agree with your points btw
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Why does the Hacker News UI never get updated?
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lasgawe
8mo ago
also I don't recommend using a .xyz domain for email sending. These domains are often marked as spam, and some email providers don’t support them.
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lasgawe
8mo ago
Years ago, around 10-12 years back, our Windows XP PC had software similar to this. Dont remember the name. I used to spend hours experimenting with it. haha Nostalgia.
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HubSpot Acquires YouTube-Based Media Brand Starter Story
(adweek.com)
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8mo ago
We built an entire project for a client-side project with millions of SQL rows and thousands of users without adding a single transaction. :/
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lasgawe
8mo ago
This is nice! This was a problem I faced a few years ago at my job. What I did was create a custom Bash function to switch Git accounts and add it to my .bashrc file. I love this. I’ll give it a try.
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Do We Need a Programming Language Built Just for AI Agents?
(app.writtte.com)
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lasgawe
8mo ago
THis is nice. Congrats on the launch!
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lasgawe
8mo ago
The more interesting question is whether AI use causes the shallowness, or whether shallow people simply reach for AI more readily because deep engagement was never their thing to begin with.
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We built Writtte using vanilla JavaScript (TS), PSQL, and a Go, No frameworks
(github.com)
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8mo ago
Writtte is an open source document editor. It’s built on top of TipTap, with all extensions written from scratch to fit our use cases. The frontend uses no framework, just vanilla JavaScript with a custom router. It runs on Bun.js, with cus
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8mo ago
Is this article written by AI?
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Show HN: The Zero-Friction Signup Layer API
(autheona.com)
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Why AI Agents Cannot Verify Email Addresses
(app.writtte.com)
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8mo ago
I run two production RDS instances by myself. I never thought I really needed something like this. What I usually did was just check the details on the AWS dashboard. Thanks for building this. I love it.
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lasgawe
8mo ago
I used a similar tool called AsciiFlow (asciiflow.com). This Monosketch seems easier to use. The best part is that we can add diagrams directly inside the source code.
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lasgawe
8mo ago
literally everything is tough when comes to emails
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How to Structure Inputs for Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini
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8mo ago
I remember someone saying that there is no privacy in large companies because they make money by selling or sharing users' personal data :/
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8mo ago
This is the first time I have seen a post like this on Hacker News. And I just launched Writtte yesterday, a writing platform for drafting articles with built-in grammar checking and AI-based refactoring with custom styles, and for the firs
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8mo ago
Hi, I recently launched a product and things are going slowly, just a few user signups per day, high bounce rate on the home page, etc. I don't want to do paid marketing because I want to learn marketing and grow the product organicall
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Technical Articles for Non-Technical Users Who Moved to Technical in the AI Era
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Yes, I agree with your points. When it comes to using compute minutes instead of an I/O credit system, I do not think providers will adopt that model. Without support from them, application developers cannot implement it this way, beca
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Show HN: Writtte – Draft and publish articles without reformatting, anywhere
(writtte.xyz)
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Token-to-Credit Conversion: Avoiding Floating-Point Errors in AI Billing Systems
(app.writtte.com)
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I wrote about a practical approach to converting AI token usage into credits without floating-point arithmetic. The key insight is using multi-layered integer scaling (price scaling × credit conversion × per-million-token base) to maintain
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