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Building a Product or Infrastructure: Are AI Startups Choosing Both?(twitter.com)
1 points by rishabhkaul1 5mo ago|0 comments
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Building global AI teams with Head of AI at Sourcegraph [video](youtube.com)
2 points by rishabhkaul1 2y ago|0 comments
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by rishabhkaul1 3y ago
Partykit is a nice open source tool that is trying to make this stuff easier around creating multiplayer applications https://github.com/partykit/partykit - built by ex core react team / cloudflare engineer
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by rishabhkaul1 3y ago
There seem to be MANY companies in this space. One I am aware of is https://www.restack.io/
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What Is Requestly(requestly.io)
9 points by rishabhkaul1 3y ago|1 comments
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Cloud Credits: A Guide for Startups to Maximize Benefits and Avoid Pitfalls(argonaut.dev)
7 points by rishabhkaul1 3y ago|1 comments
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by rishabhkaul1 3y ago
At the risk of sounding stupid: How is it different from autoGPT or baby agi
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by rishabhkaul1 3y ago
Non paywall link: https://archive.is/iefuV
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by rishabhkaul1 3y ago
Hey Manoj, creator of the project here. Both transactional and usage-based subscription are usage based models because the metric you are billed on is tied to usage. In one, there's no minimum cost (think twilio) and in another there&#
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by rishabhkaul1 3y ago
Here's the frontend of this repo: www.usagebased.org
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
Ok, slack & notion are bad examples because often the entire team is on it by default. But imagine tools, where there is high aversion to adding more seats unless you're 100% sure. Like CRM & CMS systems, or like Support tools
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
That's interesting. Because that's exactly the behavior we're trying to prevent. Think of the alternative: - A user uses the product for one hour and they pay the same amount as they would if you use it for the entire month.
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
Hey Scott, Rishabh from Appsmith. Absolutely agree with you. I do think it also depends on the kinds of companies you are seeing. In our case, we realized we have 1 member devs, but also 1000 member teams. And didn't want to drive all
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
I didn't quite understand this. Why would the vendor have a problem with this - you mean rising cloud costs? For the customer the value is ofcourse apparent. They aren't locked into a monthly fixed price. Plus the cap helps drive
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
So is your "actual" ads spend in addition to the $5K that goes to the agency as their fees? Or does $5K include ad spend (money paid to google etc)
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
Hey, congrats on the growth guys! Drop me an email, happy to share some advice around this. I've run small acquisitions for companies and have some specific ideas that can help you guys (ofcourse, its all free advice). The best case sc
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
Could you clarify your question? Did you mean a newsletter thats focused on "SaaS design"?
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
- I've seen team based sports be interesting for this. Like here in London, I meet a lot of folks at the cricket club. Atleast 80% of the people turn up 2-3 times a month. And then from where people end up catching up at pubs etc. - Bo
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
If I have 2FA set up, would I still need to change the passwords (despite the leak)?
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
Oh yes, I've seen those labyrinths! There's one right next to the elevator at Holloway road station, and I just end up ogling at while waiting for the lift to arrive. It's great!
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
Do check out appsmith.com/pricing , we've tried to be upfront, happy to answer any questions you might have :)
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
For forgot to mention, Google and Github SSO are part of the Appsmith community edition. The other thing to also note is that we don't put a limit on the number of users that can be added to the paid plan. This doesn't apply to To
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
Hey! Rishabh from Appsmith here. Thanks for mentioning Appsmith! Just to clarify, at Appsmith, we offer SSO (OIDC, SAML) in our paid plan (appsmith.com/pricing) - where you pay a maximum of $20/user/month (with many customers
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
Whoops, my bad! I stand corrected.
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
So Retool itself was heavily inspired by a Palantir internal project ( https://twitter.com/barrald/status/1550496754335875075?lang=... ), and started in 2017 AFAIK. And as was mentioned above there have been other t
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
Thanks for mentioning Appsmith (I work there)! We've been busy at work!
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
I think a mix of your suggestion + https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32994453 might be good, no?
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
Well I think there's a bit going on here: A bit of background: I actually applied to OnDeck, and spoke to their team, was about to do one of their programs and decided to not do it at the last minute. Know several folks in the OnDeck t
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by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
You might want to try Appsmith for the internal tools use-cases. It's open source with a big community and a lot of features that are part of the OSS edition that you'd end up paying quite a bit for once your Retool credits run ou
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Fastest Growing Commercial Open Source Projects(runacap.com)
2 points by rishabhkaul1 5y ago|0 comments

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