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AznHisoka

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    Comment #49237645

    I heard he deleted all his social networks and went on a permanent beach vacation.

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    Comment #49237622

    There is also an age factor. As we get older, people simply are way too busy to update others on their life. Or we recognize that most people simply do not care. That is something …

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    Comment #49237558

    I am building Bloomberry, an alternative to tools like Builtwith for finding companies that use a specific enterprise tech, as soon as we detect them Most tools just focus on front…

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    Comment #49149392

    I am building Bloomberry to help GTM teams find companies that started using over 1600 enterprise technology products (ie Hubspot or Workday) it’s an alternative to tools like Buil…

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    Comment #49094554

    Only you know your business and audience well. Dont outsource this stuff to AI

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    Comment #49058519

    Yes, exactly, would I bet that Microsoft’s products are inferior in quality to others. Yes. Would I bet that other humans would believe that? Nope.

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    Comment #48988156

    As someone who belongs to “all of us”, i vote to not bail us out if shit hits the fan. No need to ask me when it happens, OK? No really, it’s nice of you but we really dont need to…

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    Comment #48890956

    A laptop hooked to an external monitor and keyboard is basically almost the same experience IMO. And it gives me the optionality of taking it the few times I travel (tho i can see …

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    Comment #48887223

    See the reply up above. You can't just expect LLMs to give you good answers if you're not providing lots of context to it. Also, make sure you give it guardrails. Like say you can'…

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    Comment #48887211

    Also, in terms of hallucinations, you might want to consider giving more context to it. So instead of just telling the LLM the domain/company only, scrape their website, get all th…

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    Comment #48885447

    I am building Bloomberry ( https://bloomberry.com ), an alternative to tools like BuiltWith/Wappalyzer to provide sales signals when companies subscribe or churn from over 1600 B2B…

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    Comment #48883401

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    Comment #48817197

    I did a similar study but analyzing actual API subdomains, and ignoring those fronted by Cloudflare, Akamai, etc and the conclusion was the opposite: European companied are more li…

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    Comment #48796067

    Mommy bloggers was probably the most ludicrous niche back then. Tons of consumer companies wanted to pay them to promote their product or have a “giveaway”

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    Comment #48794571

    Never. Even if things go haywire, the government will as a last resort start buying stocks in droves to bail everyone out. Actually not never. It will crash when the world ends. Go…

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    Comment #48767826

    'those with attention' is a unicorn. Look at Facebook + Google - they own attention. Yet a huge % of products they make are duds. It is much much harder than you think to get lots …

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    Comment #48762742

    AI can help you write code, but it still can't help you get customers, or attention. In fact, it makes it worse . AI helps with introducing more noise, more content, and more peopl…

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    Ask HN: What are you working on? (July 2026)

    What projects are you working on? What's special about it? Anything we in HN can help with? ----- I'm working on something to find companies that use any SaaS product (everything f…

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    Comment #48698311

    I predict that most predictions in this thread will be wrong. Other than that, who the heck knows?

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    Comment #48680988

    Try government, public sector, nonprofit…

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    Comment #48643794

    Why? They’re way too big to fail. Tons of corporations rely too much on them