namanyayg

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by namanyayg 5mo ago
Manual qa, evals, prompting, and inhouse validation steps. AI is not 100% perfect but it's working well for most use cases.
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by namanyayg 5mo ago
Yup 80% of the usage is for new frontend features and that's actually quite valuable for our customers who serve traditional enterprises like manufacturers, hotels, labs. Only some (very well guardrailed) backend functionality is being
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by namanyayg 5mo ago
We're live with five businesses and 2000 daily users! The technical challenges in setting the mapping, ai model, and dsl that creates reliable outputs is the engineering value we deliver.
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by namanyayg 5mo ago
Yes -- the future of SaaS looks more like a system of record, on top of which AI serve what's needed on the fly based on what the customer needs.
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by namanyayg 5mo ago
Exactly ;) One of our customers say "we've given their entire team superpowers" I've been dealing with technical debt for half of my career. Here's what we're doing to prevent it: - We don't ship to prod
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Show HN: Gigacatalyst – Extend your SaaS with an embedded AI builder
61 points by namanyayg 5mo ago|27 comments
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Meditations on How I Got Into Y Combinator(nmn.gl)
2 points by namanyayg 5mo ago|0 comments
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The Mindset Shift That Unlocked Y Combinator for Me(nmn.gl)
1 points by namanyayg 5mo ago|0 comments
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How I Got Into Y Combinator after 14 Years Of Trying(nmn.gl)
2 points by namanyayg 5mo ago|0 comments
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The Ploopy Bean – External trackball with 4 buttons(ploopy.co)
2 points by namanyayg 5mo ago|0 comments
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
Looks like the author on this just copied from chatgpt. Who gave this drivel 6 upvotes?
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14 Years of Mistakes to "Make Something People Want"(nmn.gl)
3 points by namanyayg 6mo ago|0 comments
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
Thanks now I'm craving biryani. Any recs for authentic lucknow biryani spots in SF?
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
We know for a fact that bees or dogs perceive color very differently. But in between humans, the perception of physical sensations can still be resolved when we consider near-identical genetics. But it's way more fun when you apply it
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
I think I was one of the first ones where Cursor autocomplete really hit last year in March. I was the only one working with AI at full speed. I delivered at least four projects in six weeks using AI. Some of them I was brave enough to open
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
About time, I'd say
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AI Is Killing Open Source SaaS Too(nmn.gl)
2 points by namanyayg 6mo ago|1 comments
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Only Law Can Prevent Extinction(lesswrong.com)
3 points by namanyayg 6mo ago|1 comments
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Open Source SaaS Is Dead, AI Killed It(nmn.gl)
2 points by namanyayg 6mo ago|1 comments
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
Some factors to consider are promotions, pip, or just being fired
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
Exactly the engineers I've talked to are all so EXCITED
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
At a company like Anthropic, which is one of the fastest-growing companies in the world, there is more work than anyone can reasonably deal with
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
Yeah exactly, if you're seeing your own stock go up like the Anthropic employees are, it's gonna be hard to not work 12 hours
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
The Anthropic team looks to be eating all the usecases and application layer. I personally know of many figma + AI startups that are going to feel shaken up with this launch. Anthropic has distribution on their side, their engineers are exc
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
Looks amazing. I've been trying different stacking PR tools and Graphite and this looks to be the most human-centric so far. I'll have a shot at using this within our team soon. Congrats on the launch!
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
ty! any CEOs or product people at SaaS companies that come to mind to reach out to? I've been trying to get this in front of more people, so far they're always mind blown when they see how the product works
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
Smart! That's what I do as well for customers when they ask me to build a vibe coding layer on top of their SaaS platform. Takes very little time and tokens and I get to plug into their platform in seconds.
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
Nice ty for sharing I was going to build something like this for a customer. I think just downloading all network traffic and giving it to claude code is the fastest and cheapest approach for 99% use cases.
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
Fixed https://nmn.gl/blog
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by namanyayg 6mo ago
I'm glad to hear that it resonates! And yes, being able to provide a guardrailed environment has been the biggest problem that we're solving. Now every customer can get the power of Claude Code and vibe coding in a safe and contro

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