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snisarenko
2mo ago
Great job! This is very useful. The search by city, state doesn't seem to work. If you enter something like "los angeles, ca" it returns no results. zip code search works fine.
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snisarenko
4mo ago
Ok, i found it. https://www.instagram.com/cork.save/ So immediate feedback. Why do i need to download an app ? This is HUGE friction. Why can't i just DM your Intagram account all the posts/events that i care
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snisarenko
4mo ago
Do you have a link to your product ? I have the same problem, and actually want to try your product I can't find it on google
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snisarenko
5mo ago
As the internet gets filled with AI slop, these kind of indexes of real human thought are going to become more important.
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snisarenko
5mo ago
Just something to note. Websocket connections don't enforce CORS. So that's another alternative - host all of you APIs via websockets.
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snisarenko
7mo ago
Hey, this is great. And looks similiar to WaveTerm https://www.waveterm.dev/ I currently use WaveTerm and it's pretty good. (But a bit laggy sometimes, i think it's electron based) But both your terminal and wave
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snisarenko
8mo ago
This is great! As a non-designer, I've been relying on ChatGPT to select color schemes/palettes for me.
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snisarenko
1y ago
Spot on. This is the core problem. The ammount of functionality is not the problem. The problem is that the functionality is not a set of composable functions and classes. It's an inversion of control "framworky" blackbox, wh
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snisarenko
1y ago
https://www.waveterm.dev/ It's still rough around the edges. But best solution i've found so far.
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snisarenko
2y ago
Fair point. But i don't think a few mistaken reports, justifies calling it as an invalid audit. They are auditing a Multi-Trillion bureaucratical behemoth (with terrible record keeping on top of it). Even a "certified auditor"
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snisarenko
2y ago
Your analogy is absurd. In a publicly traded company you get to chose whether to buy or sell the shares of a company based on how the CEO is running the company (including who he appoints to audit it) In US Govt, we don't get to chose
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snisarenko
2y ago
This is awesome. I'm literally creating a country music album on the fly. I can't believe I am alive to see this technology.
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snisarenko
3y ago
Thanks will check it out.
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snisarenko
3y ago
This looks pretty nice. Whats the pricing for the cloud version if I am bringing my own postgres database ?
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snisarenko
3y ago
>> Is there a startup working on this problem? This problem can't be solved by a VC funded startup. This is not a problem that can return 100x on money invested. Case in point: meetup I think this problem is only addressable by a
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snisarenko
3y ago
Some random ideas - run open source LLM models as an API, sell access at a steep discount - run video comprehension service, sell at a discount - run a remote build Service at a discount If you actually want to use the credits as leverage t
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snisarenko
3y ago
A bookmark manager is pretty generic tool, that can be tailored for a variety of use-cases. You must first state your use-case, before asking for a recommendation
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snisarenko
3y ago
Even for blogs it might matter if they are talking about breaking news. A timezone can roll a date forward/backwards one day. I am talking about having a UX date/time standard for all of UX, not just blogs. There is UX where knowi
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snisarenko
3y ago
Totally agree with the author here. But I'll go one step further. Anywhere a time or date is shown, it should also show corresponding time zone. It's maddening to see a time in any UX and not know what time zone it's in. And
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snisarenko
3y ago
Hey, this looks pretty cool. I play with a couple of teams that are pretty competitive in local indoor leagues. We would like to try this out. I applied for the beta, but wonder if there is a way to contact you directly. Some questions: -
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snisarenko
3y ago
Not a lawyer, but I wonder if Tortious interference Laws can be used by individuals to file civil lawsuits against credit reporting agencies ? In my head I am interpreting the law like this: Credit Reporting Company negligence "interfe
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snisarenko
3y ago
I hate CSS too. NiceGUI is something to try https://nicegui.io/
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snisarenko
3y ago
Pretty useful tool! Do you verify that all the parts you suggest are compatible ? Are you able to complement with actual build instructions ?
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snisarenko
3y ago
I wish you luck. But I don't think this strategy is predictable.
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snisarenko
3y ago
I think stating explicitly that you will NOT take VC funding at any point in the future is important. Otherwise there is no confidence that your product will stick around
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snisarenko
3y ago
Hey man. I don't mean to rain on your parade. But nothing you've written above actually matters. The tech for a social network is a solved problem The HARD unsolved problem is how to keep the social network running and monitized w
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snisarenko
3y ago
Yeah, I guess something like that. Other approach is for LPs to reject any percentage based management fees. I think a skin in the game payout structure for VCs would be better. - VC has to commit x% (5%)? of their net worth into the fund -
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snisarenko
3y ago
I think we would see less poor VC investments if there was a practical way to short or bet against these investments. Currently the only punishment a bad VC gets, is that they still collect their fees, and get the wag of the finger from the
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snisarenko
3y ago
The only practical use I've found for knowledge base / bookmarks is to have a searchable list of references/docs/cheatsheets/examples that are hard to find via google (or are not available on google,i.e. internal co
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snisarenko
3y ago
I agree. I think the only successful alternative has to be a non-profit. Decentralized solutions don't scale.
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