rishabhpoddar

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   by rishabhpoddar 4mo ago

   It is! I refrain from using em dashes now, something that I used to use before.. and if i make a typo now, i intentionally let it be that way.
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   by rishabhpoddar 4mo ago

   From a use case point of view, how is this different from: - n8n - tasklet - teamcopilot - crewai ... and the list goes on Or is it differentiator here based on ease of use and deployment, nextjs style?
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   by rishabhpoddar 4mo ago

   This seems so cool! I work at a company that also makes products for kids (an AI bot / toy), and we have a feature where kids can convert stories they make with the toy into a physical story book. This idea of digital to physical seems
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   by rishabhpoddar 4mo ago

   There is never "one" prompt per say.. it's usually a workflow or something with the right set of information in the context and right set of tools. One thing I'm proud of is that at my work (the product is a child facing
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   by rishabhpoddar 4mo ago

   I really wasn't expecting a hardware device from midjourney! Incredible!!
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   Ask HN: How to get Codex to stop coding so defensively?

   3 points by rishabhpoddar 8mo ago|0 comments
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   by rishabhpoddar 8mo ago

   - Tool calling: This is unavoidable, but I try structure the tools such that the total tool calling for an input is minimised. - Using UUIDs in the prompt (which can happen if you serialise a data structure that contains UUIDs into a prompt
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   by rishabhpoddar 8mo ago

   Thanks! Will check these out.
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   Ask HN: Easiest way to run Claude Code on my MacBook using my iPhone, remotely?

   1 points by rishabhpoddar 8mo ago|2 comments
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    by rishabhpoddar 9mo ago

    Hmm. But the value of using claude code for me is that it runs on my local machine. I have setup several skills / commands / workflows that rely on the content on my machine. So i guess using it on a remote sandbox won't help
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    by rishabhpoddar 9mo ago

    > When one does not raise money you get questions like "how do we know you will be here in 6 months, how are you funded?". I doubt people will tell you directly "oh, we have seen you are funded we decided to give you a cha
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    by rishabhpoddar 9mo ago

    Im a former YC founder, I recommend to NOT raise external money from anyone, unless there is literally no other choice. Raising money has been marketed as success by VCs and they have done a great job of it. Remember, that in reality, raisi
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    by rishabhpoddar 9mo ago

    It is. Big companies (or really anyone) usually don't have the time to copy an idea unless it becomes too big already. And if your idea becomes too big, it was worth pursuing it.
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    Ask HN: What are good tools for creating a video or interactive demo for a SaaS?

    3 points by rishabhpoddar 9mo ago|1 comments
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    by rishabhpoddar 9mo ago

    I didn't quite understand what "Unlimited web & macOS apps access" means in the paid tier. Could you elaborate?
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    Show HN: A developer mental health tool that encourages daily coding with breaks(bitpet.dev)

    1 points by rishabhpoddar 11mo ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Open-Source wrapper for LLM Batching APIs (save 50% on AI costs)(github.com)

    1 points by rishabhpoddar 1y ago|0 comments
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    AutoTweet: Use AI to generate engaging and personalised tweets(autotweet.trythis.app)

    1 points by rishabhpoddar 1y ago|0 comments
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    by rishabhpoddar 2y ago

    Thanks. Would love to hear any big pain points you may have when building AI agents!
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    Unified API for AI Agents to Communicate Across Channels – Feedback Needed(agentreach.ai)

    2 points by rishabhpoddar 2y ago|3 comments
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    by rishabhpoddar 2y ago

    I'm building an API that lets developers enable their AI agents to communicate with users across multiple channels (email, Slack, SMS, WhatsApp, etc.) through a single integration. Why? Developers spend significant time integrating and
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    by rishabhpoddar 2y ago

    Do checkout supertokens.com - open source auth. We have tons of features and also full TS support.
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    by rishabhpoddar 2y ago

    Okay! Super cool! I will check it out and reach out if needed. You are right in that i can't fully rely on LLMs. We will of course have several tests + line by line code review done for the generated code.
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    Ask HN: Help with transpiling TypeScript to Golang and Python using LLMs

    2 points by rishabhpoddar 2y ago|3 comments
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    by rishabhpoddar 3y ago

    Right. Makes sense. I think what we had originally intended to communicate is the ease of customisability, in which case, we feel that Keycloak's UI customisation is more difficult to do.
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    by rishabhpoddar 3y ago

    Fair enough. We are in the process of adding this feature.
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    by rishabhpoddar 3y ago

    We don't have SDKs for these yet, but you can always spin up a node process with our node SDK and use that as the auth server for your Elixir app. The node process would create a session and issue JWTs to the frontend which can be sent
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    by rishabhpoddar 3y ago

    We provide a docker container which manages running the SuperTokens core (the java part) for you. You can easily run several of these behind a load balancer and scale to millions of MAU. We have several users who have done this with no java
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    by rishabhpoddar 4y ago

    Thanks for letting us know about the broken link :)
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    by rishabhpoddar 4y ago

    The reason it says Partial is cause we don't have 2FA with TOPT at the moment. This feature, along with FIDO / webAuthN are in our dev pipeline. > If I was self-hosting the open source version at auth.mydomain.com would I be ab