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SnootyMonkey

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About SnootyMonkey

I'm Sean Johnson, a co-founder at SpecStory.

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    Comment #43557770

    You are correct! I removed the Show HN.

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    Why Git is no "good" for AI-generated code

    When AI agents are generating some, most, or all of your code, then occasional git commits of the resulting source code aren't sufficient. You also need a tool that ties the genera…

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    Comment #38176550

    This is an example of regulatory capture. In this case, by the legal profession. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_capture

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    Comment #31479097

    Such a tool exists. Check out https://hexawise.com/

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    Comment #18324735

    As did I. Actually, it never occurred to me that it could have come from anywhere else.

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    Comment #18324479

    Shameless plug here, but this is exactly why we built Carrot ( OSS / SaaS https://carrot.io/ ) We've been remote founders and employees in numerous distributed startups, and have a…

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    Comment #18218543

    My co-founder and I started building Carrot a few years ago as a result of our experiences at distributed startups. Our biggest challenge was always the same: communicating a clear…

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    Comment #18172959

    Shameless plug: Carrot was built to help leaders in remote teams keep everyone on the same page. https://carrot.io/

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    Comment #16951747

    We happened to have built an OSS / SaaS version of Asynch if you're interested: https://github.com/open-company / https://carrot.io

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    Comment #16951706

    This is something I've never really thought about, the ethics of reference checks. Is anyone aware of a good guide or thoughtful article on the subject?

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    Comment #16881703

    We've got trials at https://carrot.io It's not exactly the same as Stripe Home, which looks amazing for an internal project, but Carrot is available to everyone, it's all open sour…

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    Comment #16881678

    Not exactly what you'd hoped for, but there's a GH link for https://github.com/open-company

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    Comment #16881655

    We're built an open source project quite similar to Stripe Home, it's available as SaaS ( https://carrot.io ) or it's all OSS to host your own (MPL V2 License). Check it out if you…

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    Comment #16881630

    It's interesting, we've talked to a LOT of companies about this as customer research for our SaaS product ( https://carrot.io ) and 150 is actually where this problem become unbear…

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    Comment #16358095

    This is an important original post, and I wish the Slack community were having these conversations more often and openly. The original post nails some important issues: companies r…

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    Comment #14717844

    I'm sure price is still the issue. I bet for the right price Cognitect would be happy to provide the source to a customer. Note: I too wish Datomic was OSS, just disagree that pric…

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    Comment #12833565

    Except Camus wasn't driving the car when it crashed. His friend Michel Gallimard was.

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    Comment #10979231

    https://posthere.io/ implements 451, 420 and 100-103. It also doesn't return an Allow: header for 405. I opened an issue for that: https://github.com/SnootyMonkey/posthere.io/issue…

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    Comment #10979217

    http://posthere.io/ is also OSS and you can run it yourself if you want.

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    Comment #10979212

    https://posthere.io/ supports 451