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Seed Checks(seedchecks.com)
3 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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No-code has no future in a world of AI(airplane.dev)
3 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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Conversational Interaction with a Large Language Model for Software Development(arxiv.org)
3 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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Ways to extend your company's runway without a layoff(airplane.dev)
2 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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by raviparikh 4y ago
California and New York law states that you have to include salary ranges in job posts, from my understanding, so it might be worth checking their job board to see if they list them there.
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by raviparikh 4y ago
We’re doing pretty well! The majority of people using Airplane aren’t comparing it to Retool or any other products, but rather to building internal tools in-house. Since Airplane takes a code-based approach there are lots of eng teams that
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Is AI the New Crypto?(luttig.substack.com)
3 points by raviparikh 4y ago|5 comments
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by raviparikh 4y ago
I cofounded Airplane.dev which you may want to look at. Everything you build in Airplane is normal JS/Python/React etc code that you can store in your codebase, version control, setup environments against, etc.
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Neat idea–Spotify seems to be proliferating a massive amount of playlists for every conceivable mood, genre, decade, country, etc in an attempt to seemingly capture what this tool can do automatically. I think a lot of the Spotify "off
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Using the new language model Claude to build an in-editor coding assistant(twitter.com)
2 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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Palantir Failed to Spot Pattern in SPAC Debacle(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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by raviparikh 4y ago
I co-founded Airplane.dev, which a lot of companies use as a much simpler, serverless, user-friendly alternative to cron: https://www.airplane.dev/schedules We have companies running hundreds of concurrent schedules on our
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Agree with this post. Low-code lets a non-engineer build 80% of an app quickly, but then ultimately that last 20% requires engineering work and it ends up taking more total eng/IT time to create something far less maintainable and usef
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Sensible.so makes documents as accessible to software as APIs(sensible.so)
2 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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by raviparikh 4y ago
> That’s why we don’t believe in low/no-code tools: they get you to 50% of what you want quickly, but you generally aren’t able to customize the last 50%, and have to build from scratch to get to an ideal outcome. Agree - low-code s
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by raviparikh 4y ago
What about Appsmith/Tooljet fell short for you?
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More NLP Researchers Should Engage with AI Safety Concerns(wp.nyu.edu)
3 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Is it pretty short / guessable? Maybe spammers are brute-force guessing email addresses.
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by raviparikh 4y ago
To add on to what Josh said, the main value of Airplane is that we automate a lot of things that would normally require you to write a lot more additional code. So for example, if you build an admin panel using Airplane instead of doing so
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by raviparikh 4y ago
At a high-level, yes - the "scripts to apps / workflwos" tagline that Windmill advertises on their homepage is something Airplane does as well. That was what we initially launched with about a year ago. We also now support th
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by raviparikh 4y ago
To add on to what Josh said, using Airplane for scheduling gets you a number of benefits over cron: - Serverless - no need to maintain a cron server or worry about where the job is running - Notifications - get notified in Slack or email if
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Airplane.dev raises $32M in Series B funding(airplane.dev)
90 points by raviparikh 4y ago|56 comments
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Newsom signs California's biggest zoning reform into law(twitter.com)
2 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I'm Josh's co-founder Ravi. There are several open source React libraries out there for tables, chart components, etc that I'd encourage checking out. But the key other thing that Airplane gives you,
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by raviparikh 4y ago
I'm Ravi, Josh's co-founder at Airplane. Really appreciate the feedback! I agree that there's a big market for GUI builders for rapid prototyping as you mention. Retool takes a great approach there, and we're very much n
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Exactly my point. Maybe I got lucky, but to have gotten that lucky in the first place, I'd have to have world-class running speed at all. Generating image compositions sounds fairly difficult to do by random. If you took 3 different ob
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by raviparikh 4y ago
> If you flip a penny 5 times and get 5 heads, you need to calculate that the chance of getting that particular outcome is 1 in 32. If you conduct the experiment often enough, you’re going to get that, but it doesn’t mean that much. If y
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by raviparikh 4y ago
I haven't used it, but I think https://bubble.io/ may be what you're looking for.
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Yeah - i saw his post about leaving Grab, and it sounds like it was a positive experience that was made tough due to COVID + Timezone.
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I left Google to join Grab (2018)(steve-yegge.medium.com)
3 points by raviparikh 4y ago|2 comments

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