namanyayg

7 ms·

61.
I think every company should open source their code [video](youtube.com)
1 points by namanyayg 6mo ago|0 comments
62.
by namanyayg 6mo ago
Ty fixed! Allow me to blame it on the lack of sleep as I'm in the current yc batch.
63.
by namanyayg 6mo ago
One way to solve it is to partner with the enterprise directly and work within their guardrails Shameless plug: my company does it, live with Series B companies.
64.
by namanyayg 6mo ago
Nice vision, "alternative frontends" is something really useful for horizontal SaaS. We do this for over 2000 customers, from field workers to CEOs of public companies, and it's so satisfying to hear the great feedback when t
65.
by namanyayg 6mo ago
Nice post and I agree that making software with really simple UX for last mile cases is the solution to the SaaS-pocalypse and is something new that was not possible before AI. I'm solving this from the other side of the equation: we w
66.
by namanyayg 6mo ago
Pyrite or fool's gold, lovely mathematical perfection and a great etymology to match!
67.
by namanyayg 6mo ago
I love when this comes up and also I see it play out in my life, where my GF prefers fast fashion whereas I buy something from brands I like and I wear it for long (some of the clothes in my wardrobe have been there for 12+ years.. I feel o
68.
by namanyayg 6mo ago
Oh yeah the SaaS-pocalypse is so new and there are so many different ways to try and understand and tackle it. Scary but exciting times!
69.
by namanyayg 6mo ago
Nice article Ben! I think the HN crowd would be more familiar by calling those "Entities" but I like the new perspective of all companies only handling two or three of them really well. I think there is more nuance about it for th
70.
by namanyayg 6mo ago
I've seen a lot of such systems come and go. One of my friends is working on probably the best (VC-funded) memory system right now. The problem always is that when there are too many memories, the context gets overloaded and the AI sta
71.
by namanyayg 7mo ago
Interesting, why reverse?
72.
by namanyayg 7mo ago
It feels like there is no correct translation for it in English -- idleness carries connotations of laziness whereas a better way to think about it is being aware and present of the moment. I have been practicing Buddhism for a while and it
73.
by namanyayg 7mo ago
What I've always interpreted this advice as as is to read out loud what I write and then eliminate the parts that sound weird or like a robot. Source: Writing for more than half my life and HN has liked some of my articles in the past
74.
Vibe Coding Is an Existential Threat to B2B SaaS(nmn.gl)
2 points by namanyayg 7mo ago|1 comments
75.
by namanyayg 7mo ago
I have a VERY similar story about me adding AdSense to a Club Penguin hacks, tips, and tricks blog. But I think I need to correct you -- what you and I did wasn't dumb at all. It was quite innovative for our pre-teen brains. This was m
76.
by namanyayg 7mo ago
I was aware of how google/facebook is like the panopticon big brother but I never connected the algorithmic feed to soma! Good insight.
77.
by namanyayg 7mo ago
It's absolutely disgusting and I feel almost offended that I am supposed to spend time reading something that the author clearly hasn't even spent time writing. I am okay with using AI or software to proofread and improve a piece
78.
by namanyayg 7mo ago
That's funny to read this today morning because that's exactly what i've been working on. We helped a Series B YC company with a whitelabel Lovable app so all of their customers can build exactly what they need on top of thei
79.
by namanyayg 7mo ago
How does the phone number help?
80.
B2B SaaS and Vibe Coding = $1M ARR(nmn.gl)
1 points by namanyayg 8mo ago|0 comments
81.
Vibe Coding is the Future of B2B SaaS(nmn.gl)
1 points by namanyayg 8mo ago|2 comments
82.
by namanyayg 9mo ago
This one messed me up. I couldn't put it down and finished it in one sitting. I haven't read many military books, but to me this book is the perfect demonstration of the ultimate futility of war.
83.
by namanyayg 9mo ago
That sounds great. What SaaS are you replacing?
84.
by namanyayg 9mo ago
I'm the biggest typography nerd and love ligatures. Can't tell if the majority likes them or dislikes them lol
85.
by namanyayg 9mo ago
Thank you! I hope you enjoyed the little ™ at the end as well.
86.
by namanyayg 9mo ago
Some founders are realizing this, we're helping a lot of B2B SaaS achieve exactly this with our whitelabelled solution.
87.
by namanyayg 9mo ago
I'm the biggest typography nerd and I'll fight to death in the defense of ligatures! Bring them back
88.
by namanyayg 9mo ago
Edited, allow me blame it on my ~12 hour workday today :^)
89.
by namanyayg 9mo ago
Oh no...
90.
by namanyayg 9mo ago
Yup it's definitely not because _customers_ are coding solutions, but the trend and motivation seems to come from the fact that customers are realizing there's something else possible except being tied into expensive recurring yea

More ›