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Launch HN: Scribe 2.0 (YC W17) – Configurable, Actionable Alerts on Slack
62 points by sachin18590 8y ago|15 comments
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Scribe 2.0 – Slackbot for human in the loop workflows(producthunt.com)
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by sachin18590 8y ago
These are all frameworks and while none of them have any signular advantage over other especially in the problem statement you are looking for, you should ideally be able to figure out what works best for you based on the classification sen
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by sachin18590 8y ago
Working in software development in India after working in bay area for 5 years. I cant speak for China, but the work Indian companies get is singificantly less critical than what their US teams are working on. As a result, there is much les
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by sachin18590 8y ago
Kudos to YC for taking this approach. A lot of founders want to quit status-quo and pursue startup full time but are not able to due to a number of reasons including college, immigration, teams being risk averse etc. With this, they get the
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by sachin18590 8y ago
I always wondered how the stock exercising process feels like for an early employee who has left company few years before the IPO. Is there any feeling of lost opportunities amidst all the happiness of the exit?
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by sachin18590 8y ago
This is super cool. Retool has come a long way in the short span of time. I would love to connect it with my db and build more integrations/alerts/notifications on top of it.
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by sachin18590 8y ago
We tried rq but wanted something more configurable/extensible. Also, worker level concurrencies were easier to manage with celery. But that said, rq definitely is a much easier and lightweight alternative to celery and is my goto optio
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by sachin18590 8y ago
I am curious what considerations your company had before switching some projects to Go. Python multithreading has been an issue for us as well. While asyncio looked good in the tutorials, gevent was much easier to work with. However, we sti
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by sachin18590 10y ago
This is super helpful. Thanks.