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Software for AI Agents Will Be Completely Different Than Software for Humans
(alexkroman.substack.com)
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2y ago
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I made a tool that lets you chat with your observability data
(github.com)
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2y ago
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The AI Agent Business Model Will Replace SaaS
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2y ago
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Show HN: Track your focus time and interruptions
(nodetimer.com)
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14y ago
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15y ago
Our startup team of 10 has kept pretty strict time logs for the past 3 years. We have an official policy of 40 hour work weeks, but yeah, no developers are able to have that much productive time. Usually we see about 25-30 hours of solid
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What the F-86 can teach us about software development
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16y ago
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16y ago
There is something I really like about #4 the guided daily diary. I wonder if you could turn this idea into a dating site -- users can submit a guide and the top ranked ones get answered the next day. Users of the site can browse everyone
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17y ago
OK... As a huge cycling fan I love the idea of this site. I could follow these guys on Twitter but I like the idea of taking a 2 minute break and just skimming this site instead. Some suggestions: 1 - Spend time on making a more cycling or
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18y ago
I've been keeping pretty close tabs on my hours for the past few months and find that I generally average about 6 hours of really focused and productive work per day. It's really hard for me to get into the productive zone so I might actua
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18y ago
I'm not sure if this is really the place to be asking a question about style and fashion :) A) Yes I would go to this if it was branded correctly and all my friends were going to it. I wouldn't go there regularly. For examples that are wo
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18y ago
If you want to be a better programmer -- Learn Rails If you want to spend your time creating a new business -- Stick with PHP
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19y ago
I've been using Debian stable as a server for the past 8 years. The stability has been top-notch and I actually prefer having a distro that doesn't update very often. The less time I can spend updating a server the more time I can spend d
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19y ago
INTP.
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Lessons from Apple
(economist.com)
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19y ago
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19y ago
Have a co-founder who is as passionate about communicating ideas to people as you are about hacking code.
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"Wisdom of Crowds" author on feature creep
(newyorker.com)
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19y ago
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19y ago
... maybe in a few years we will all say: "Facebook dominated the most monetizable activity on the internet: connecting people together"
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19y ago
My guess: They will start selling professional accounts
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19y ago
Cool site. I co-founded a startup that was doing a very similar thing in 2002 (it failed). Here are some ideas that will hopefully make your site successful. - Start off with a really niche site. For example: Vegan food in Portland, Oreg
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orlick
19y ago
Thanks for the tip. I'm going to pick one up.
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19y ago
I am currently using Dreamhost right now for a staging server. The reliability has been terrible. I have never seen the uptime go over 24 hours.
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At what point do you quit your dayjob to focus on your startup?
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19y ago
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19y ago
I had a unique idea that I implemented in my part time. The site was featured on Techcrunch a few years back and quickly started making a lot of money. Within a few months a handful of VC funded competitors sprung up. They were able to i
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19y ago
This could turn into the non-nerd version of InklingMarkets.com. Or it could just be a place to bitch about your boss. I think it's great!
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19y ago
Lenovo Thinkpad
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19y ago
I would share the idea almost immediately with at least 5 potential customers.
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19y ago
Are you pissed because you know that this woman has the contacts and industry experience to execute on the idea better then you? A presentation and an hour talk surely hasn't given her much of an advantage. Go off and build your idea into
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19y ago
Interesting idea. Rather then taking on all of the risk (and reward) by doing a startup that risk would be spread across all of the employees in the organization. Sounds like the organization would exist to provide "startup insurance".