utkarsh_apoorva

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[not serious] World's most honest customer support widget(nocustomersupport.com)
3 points by utkarsh_apoorva 5mo ago|0 comments
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Meta Just Killed Open-Source AI(utkarshapoorva.com)
2 points by utkarsh_apoorva 5mo ago|0 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6mo ago
AI is not conscious - its neither imaginary nor friend. It's a tool, like a knife that can cut an apple for me. Except this tool can generate text. Homo-habilis discovered tools 2.4 million years ago - let's keep it going.
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6mo ago
Not even close. I use all of them. My claw has max context (i maintain a personal-wiki of all my projects) and does the best job. The next best thing is Claude cowork. I use chat windows of claude.ai or chatgpt only when researching general
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The Missing Human Half of AI(utkarshapoorva.com)
2 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6mo ago|1 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6mo ago
Harness designs assume "high-agency users". This is either bad design, or arrogance, or both. I know the problem, because we built one for low agency users, in rural India, for financial inclusion. Usability is a problem the AI-di
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6mo ago
Like the concept. This is not a business - should be an open source GitHub repo maybe. They lost me with just one microcopy - “start earning”. Huge red signal.
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6mo ago
I disagree with practically every take here, and likely will get hate for this message. Personally it has been a huge unlock and here are some specific use cases. 1.Context engineering for “any task”: my claw agents debate with me, and writ
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The Chrome T-Rex Game Becomes a Political Satire in India(pmcares.fund)
1 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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Learn Directly from the Best - A Curated List from Twitter(happinomy.com)
3 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Absolutely. Cannot find the images that are not visible though yet. Should have taken screenshots :-(
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Yes, that's pretty much what it looked like. The blank spaces you see are all product screenshots. It used to be a typical SaaS website. Will try to see if I have any screenshots. I must.
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
The conversion rates (visitor to signup) went up from around 7.4% to 11.2%. Still curious to see if this holds.
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A Maker Without Audience(medium.com)
1 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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Scribble to Tasks for Lazy Makers(blog.lightcat.io)
1 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
He is a non-confirmist :-D http://paulgraham.com/conformism.html
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
It has been pretty amazing to follow your journey, Arvid. The blog you just wrote is a godsend for anyone looking to self publish. There are so many self-publishing resources not known to most of us (editing tools, proofreader, cover design
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Show HN: Buddha to Bezos - How Greatest Innovators THINK
1 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|0 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
It is not clear what exactly will the included in the app. Do you mean there will be design templates, like Canva, or project management templates, like Trello templates. In the former case, I'd prefer Canva. The latter is interesting,
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
The latter. MongoDB Charts comes the closest to what I need.
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Interesting idea. Will try to do this. If I can automate it, probably that's it.
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
You can replace "user story" with tickets, issues, or tasks - anything that goes into Jira as a part of the sprint plan. Thankfully, most engineers I know read, edit and mark those items as done in a project / sprint manageme
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Usually Google Docs. Lately Notion. Jira Wiki markup seems like a viable solution, even if it has a bit of learning curve.
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Haha. Thanks for the help. Shared hatred is revolutionary.
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Ask HN: How to Avoid Writing in Jira?
3 points by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago|8 comments
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
I guess it will ultimately boil down to an ETL workflow and a BI tool. Most of my requirements are fairly simple so I did not want to put up with the clunkiness of a complex software. >Metabase works to some extent .. and that was enough
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
Hey, thanks. Exploring Seektable.
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
That's cool actually. Not being in the browser is not a dealbreaker. I need something simple, not clunky, preferably free or low subscription cost. Checking out Robomongo as I write this. EDIT: neither of these can be used for BI like
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
This is fairly accurate. The no code revolution is a great happenstance for most techies who want to test ideas and run experiments. Bye bye boilerplate, until we meet again. On that note, is there a business intelligence tool for the no-co
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by utkarsh_apoorva 6y ago
OP here. Thanks for the upvotes. Some directions too please :-)

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