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Marketing Is
(world.hey.com)
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1y ago
Is PE your target user? And is deal sourcing the primary usecase? If yes, I am guessing they would be looking for understanding the fundamentals of the company, so start by looking at the SEC filings (assuming public company). Essentially h
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manveerc
1y ago
Very nice! Is It intended to be an alternative to MotherDuck?
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manveerc
1y ago
Yay! Now I can message my friends while driving my car. I needed this so much.
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manveerc
1y ago
Congratulations! As a bike noob, this was very informative. PS: I see a bunch of feedback along the lines of,”Why did you build this?” Please ignore. It's a passion project. Do whatever gives you energy.
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1y ago
That is orthogonal to the point I am making. I also don’t like the business but that doesn’t mean he is not a great leader
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manveerc
1y ago
I don’t think it would have gotten this big if it was not for Zuckerberg. I was at Facebook, 2012-13, and had a few interactions with him. Since then I have worked at Dropbox and Confluent. Met CEOs of few other big companies of this era. N
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I wasn't aware that Bihar, Mizoram and Nagaland were dry states too. Growing up I lived in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra (border states to Gujarat), so was mostly aware of them. My friends who lived and worked in Ahmedabad would frequ
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manveerc
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Yeah that’s what my understanding is too about NotDiamomd. There are a bunch of similar products out there.
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manveerc
1y ago
The article ignores the crucial context: Gujarat is the only dry state in the entire country. This is why this story looks like another piece of Western media propaganda.
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manveerc
1y ago
I have tried it, maybe I am bad at using it but my experience has been pretty bad with it
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manveerc
1y ago
No this is for customer facing dashboards. We are operating in an agency model, sheets is great because of the flexibility. But for all those traditional time series graphs it is a bit cumbersome when data is across multiple sheets and tabs
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manveerc
1y ago
Yes that’s the immediate plan
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manveerc
1y ago
Congratulations on the launch, looks great. Do you also support Google Sheets? We are building our dashboards in Sheets right now and that’s a big pain. Looking for alternatives.
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manveerc
1y ago
In the context of coding agents, they do simulate “reasoning” when you feed them the output and it is able to correct itself.
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1y ago
No, but I need to look that up now!
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1y ago
Very nice! We had a use case where we needed to convert some images into SVGs. Since AI performed poorly at that task, we had to spend time reading and understanding the SVG code. This makes things much easier.
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1y ago
“Inverting inertia” is a great framing, but it mostly applies to one type of startup. Sequoia’s Arc framework shows there are three paths: Hair on Fire (urgent pain, momentum matters), Hard Fact (people live with the pain, you have to chang
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manveerc
1y ago
Awesome, will look forward to it!
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manveerc
1y ago
Congratulations! Is there a mobile version as well, especially for Android?
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1y ago
For most people, this is a tool we use daily. What’s the reasoning behind choosing a weekly usage limit instead of a daily one? Is it because the top 5 percent of users tend to have spiky usage on certain days, such as weekends? If that’s t
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What 30k Citations Taught Us About AI Search
(tryzenith.ai)
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1y ago
I believe it’s the same study where developers were new to the coding tools, the one developer who had some experience actually saw a significant boost in productivity.
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1y ago
> On the other hand, we now were missing a Core Engineering team, and there’s no better group of AI engineers than the lineup Cognition has assembled. This is harsh on rest of the eng team at Windsurf. Agreed the founders who went to Goo
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Software 3.0 Is Coming. Long Live the AI Manager
(substack.com)
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Topical Authority: A Guide to SEO in the Age of AI (GEO)
(tryzenith.ai)
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PostgreSQL and Ducks: The Perfect Analytical Pairing
(motherduck.com)
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> They seem to be more focused on workflows and pulling together context (also a very important problem in the space), we we've put more of a focus on root causing infra issues specifically. So just to clarify, are you saying that P
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2y ago
Congratulations on the launch! I'm curious—how is what you're building different from other AI SRE solutions out there, like Cleric, Onegrep, Resolve, Beeps, and others?