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by rkuodys 1y ago
I quite liked the video. Hope you get to launch the product and I could try it out some day. The only thing that I kept thinking about was - if there is a correction needed- you have to make it fully by hand. Find everything and map. Howeve
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by rkuodys 1y ago
Can I ask you why so many things with N8N is connected over Telegram it seems versus for example slack? Not a user of Telegram so I honestly am curious about this choice
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by rkuodys 2y ago
I have similar thoughts and I have come to conclusion that that's the beauty and the curse of this technology. If one relies too much on it - it's gonna be a curse. However, if technology is used with care - it's a beauty. No
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by rkuodys 2y ago
For me the question is different- you can ask "how to become better coder" for which the answer might be - to write more code. But the question I'm asking is what's the job of system/software developer. And to that
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by rkuodys 2y ago
As a person, not from UK can someone explain how could Google / YT obtain information about name/surname based solely on phone number. Isn't that GDPR infringement right there ? If my son were to use my phone anywhere, there
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by rkuodys 2y ago
I've tried to log in and use the product - there is a button "Try for free". However, after login I'm redirected to billing with no way of trying anything without payment. I hope this is not intentional, but seeing this
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by rkuodys 2y ago
While agreeing with that,I feel optimistic that AI will increase the number of SME which can provide superior services due to lower costs for better CX
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by rkuodys 2y ago
Unfortunately I'm one of those who haven't working stuff but hopefully will have one soon enough. My thought process on agentic work is following- treating them for input-output operations to merge with deterministic processes. To
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by rkuodys 2y ago
Thanks I will check it out. Seems like it might be spot on what I'm looking for. But I have to ask - why do you hate Python? :))) I mean AI space has is python first (intuitively) so SDK for python would seem to be logical. Or am I mis
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Ask HN: Open-source AI Agents building platform?
24 points by rkuodys 2y ago|6 comments
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by rkuodys 2y ago
Would you be willing to share insights and help with mentoring in private. I'm going this path (building SaaS) and would appreciate someone with experience to share to discuss topic.
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by rkuodys 2y ago
Do I understand correctly, this solution focuses on producing documentation, but not consuming it. Is this correct understanding?
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by rkuodys 2y ago
I would say pretty much the idea is as follow: "Let's do it so User would know how to use it before we are big", and once you're big enough - you can set the trend. But at the beginning it's just not worth it and hi
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by rkuodys 2y ago
My 6yo had 3D printer in school and now is super excited about 3D printing. I'd like to get one of these but have no clue what are the criteria when purchasing one. Can someone help in assistance what to pay attention to while choosing
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by rkuodys 2y ago
Just this weekend was solving similar problem. What I've noticed, that on scanned documents, where stamp-text and handwriting is just as important as printed text, Gemini was way better compared to chat gpt. Of course, my prompts might
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by rkuodys 2y ago
>>Either way, I don’t see this as the Democrats fault. Somehow I think that's problem. When leadership - no matter the scale - country, company or family - cannot see their own responsibility and only proclaim "we're th
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by rkuodys 2y ago
I think this is such an interesting issue. On one hand as a system developer, you want to keep existing customers happy with what they are used to. On the other- you want to grow and acquire new ones which requires upgrades to existing proc
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by rkuodys 2y ago
Totally in the same camp. How I see AI improvement- is that if you needed couple developers to launch something, now you can do it yourself. Meaning the cost of launch is lower and that I think should be appreciated not fighted against. If
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by rkuodys 2y ago
I think I have some similar experience. The company I've joined was solving specifically this problem: non-IT company building in house after deal with 3rd party fell through. Some good experiences: 1) I was the first on the team as P
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by rkuodys 2y ago
Ideally, good working model can be used as tech support - meaning the revenue per license might increase 10x as the value increases. The problem I would say is not that current models are incapable of delivering value as a feature. But that
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by rkuodys 2y ago
Interesting. But I can already imagine how it's going to backfire - you will reach a person and plead to better speak with AI:)
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by rkuodys 2y ago
I think it's very different when you're one-man-show vs a cogwheel in organisation. In former case, just like the author mentioned, your struggle is more with yourself. You need to make yourself move forward. And "Just ship i
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by rkuodys 2y ago
Net negative. Long term it's gonna be net negative due to lower competition, as now there are usually only 2 players in town. Inevitably they are going to raide prices for customers and reduce earnings for drivers
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by rkuodys 2y ago
Could you share how products integrate txt to sql within a product? Very curious
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by rkuodys 2y ago
Does it support datasource merges like redash do? I had hard time looking for simple solution where I could easily join data from multiple sources and provide simple charts from engineering to support teams.
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by rkuodys 2y ago
The main question- does it have snake or not :)
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by rkuodys 3y ago
How does that make any sense? 750M / 2500 is 300k. It's just better to do helicopter money - literally just drop money from the skies and I would bet that more would be generated in return. Assuming that Gemini is right and Virgin
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by rkuodys 3y ago
Reading many of the philosophies on how AI will solve all the problems - I have to wonder if those people ever worked a "real job". I am professional in IT sector just like majority here, but on occasion when I do some masonry, or
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by rkuodys 3y ago
Can you please elaborate on "downward pressure". Because the way I see it, 4day work week should actually increase the salaries, not reduce it. The way I see - if there is work for 3200 hrs. - it could either be done by one person
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by rkuodys 3y ago
Thank you for sharing. Much appreciated as this is in the direction I'm looking for.

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