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by seyz 8mo ago
Side projects don't die from lack of time. They die from success anxiety. Shipping means facing judgment. An eternal WIP stays safe in the "potential" zone where it can't disappoint anyone including yourself
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by seyz 8mo ago
Debugging an LLM integration without seeing the reasoning is like debugging a microservice with no logs. You end up cargo-culting prompt changes until something works, with no idea why.
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by seyz 8mo ago
128k tokens sounds great until you see the bill
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by seyz 8mo ago
Classic antirez. Does more in 500 LOC than most frameworks in 50k.
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by seyz 8mo ago
ok
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by seyz 8mo ago
LLM failures go viral because they trigger a "Schadenfreude" response to automation anxiety. If the oracle can't do basic logic, our jobs feel safe for another quarter. Wrong.
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by seyz 8mo ago
I built this because running OpenClaw locally felt a bit like running chmod 777 for the internet. While Docker/VMs provide OS-level isolation, they don't solve the application-layer risk: if my agent hits a Prompt Injection on a m
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Show HN: ClawBands – Mitigating OpenClaw prompt injection via tool hooks(github.com)
1 points by seyz 8mo ago|1 comments
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by seyz 8mo ago
It's too late. I loved Heroku, but having 5+ major outages in a single year was unacceptable. The support was abysmal, and transparency was non-existent. After the Salesforce acquisition, we watched the company culture shift, getting w
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by seyz 10mo ago
I honestly couldn't tell if the GIF was lagging or if that's the actual typing speed. I give lessons to help reach double digit WPM if you're interested
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The AI Bolt-On Fallacy(rootcx.com)
1 points by seyz 10mo ago|0 comments
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Constraint-Engineered Development(rootcx.com)
2 points by seyz 11mo ago|0 comments
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My B2B SaaS runs 100% in the browser(rootcx.com)
1 points by seyz 11mo ago|0 comments
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by seyz 11mo ago
I’m building RootCX ( https://rootcx.com ). A customer "operating system" replacing dozens of SaaS tools. As a second-time founder, I've watched the SaaS boom create an ocean of best-of-breed tools. Each solving one
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by seyz 1y ago
Opening the page... eyes burned... closing the page. Ouch.
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by seyz 1y ago
TL;DR: A good conference talk delivers value by informing (what you did and why it matters), educating (portable insights), and entertaining (keeping attention) all while aligning with the community’s shared values.
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Show HN: My 90s TV(90s.myretrotvs.com)
2 points by seyz 1y ago|0 comments
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10 years building internal tools, and the SaaS stack is still a nightmare
2 points by seyz 1y ago|1 comments
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by seyz 1y ago
> I don’t really have a good reason. It’s a hobby project. Like gardening, but with more segfaults. Love it. You definitively deserve your +350 points!
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by seyz 3y ago
[Show HN]?
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Creating a Neon.tech Admin Panel with Forest Admin(blog.forestadmin.com)
1 points by seyz 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Neon.tech admin panel with Forest Admin(youtube.com)
1 points by seyz 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Metabase and Forest Admin Integration(blog.forestadmin.com)
2 points by seyz 3y ago|0 comments
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by seyz 3y ago
Clearly, I've built dozens of admin panels and I was tired doing it… so I chose to dedicate all of my focus to resolving this issue.
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Show HN: Forest Admin Cloud
8 points by seyz 3y ago|5 comments
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by seyz 4y ago
Got it, thanks for the advice mtmail!
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by seyz 4y ago
Where is Joel?
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by seyz 4y ago
Its resources and long-term vision could bring major breakthroughs and accelerate AI tech, very exciting.
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by seyz 4y ago
I plead guilty :-) I yelled in the office that I had launched Forest Admin Cloud on hacker news... I guess it is a shared office effect
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by seyz 4y ago
Oh @christophepas! Glad to see you here :-) Thanks for the kind words!

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