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SonuSitebot

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About SonuSitebot

SiteBot: AI-Powered No-Code Chatbot Solution for SMBs SiteBot is a no-code AI-powered chatbot platform designed to help small and medium-sized businesses automate customer support, increase engagement, and enhance user experience. Our solution provides easy-to-use tools for building custom chatbots without the need for technical expertise. Whether you need a chatbot for your website, support, or sales, SiteBot empowers businesses to create intelligent conversational bots that are seamless, efficient, and scalable.

Join us on our journey to revolutionize customer interactions with AI technology, simplifying tasks while delivering personalized and impactful conversations. We aim to make automation accessible for every business, big or small. https://sitebot.co/

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    Comment #43726264

    Yes, it's still technically possible to write an iOS app in plain C in 2025 — but with caveats. You’ll need to wrap your C code in a minimal Objective-C or Swift layer to satisfy U…

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    Comment #43703399

    Great question — I’ve thought about this too. Technically, large-scale P2P streaming is possible, especially with today’s upload speeds and a tree-like distribution (log(N) structu…

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    Comment #43692042

    That’s a super exciting use case — running millions of test scripts across a multi-host, multi-region setup is no small feat. You're spot on about Testcontainers — it's elegant for…

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    Comment #43593207

    I've worked on a similar setup in Go — managing a pool of "always-on" containers for isolated task execution via docker exec. The official Docker SDK is solid but pretty low-level,…

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    Comment #43581310

    1. At sitebot, we focus on AI-driven solutions for businesses, but these bookmarklets remind me how simple automation can make life easier. Has anyone experimented with AI-powered …

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    Comment #43569894

    If you’re aiming to be a "rogue" OSS contributor—essentially an independent developer thriving off open-source work—you’ll need a mix of strategy, skill, and visibility. Here’s how…

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    Comment #43559077

    At Sitebot, we deploy using AWS Lightsail for hosting, with GitHub Actions handling our CI/CD pipeline. For the database, we use MongoDB, and for file storage, we rely on AWS S3. T…

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    Comment #43115173

    Discord is not for me either, I guess. young kids seem to be having all the fun there.

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    Comment #43115100

    If cost is a concern, then Remote is a better option.

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    Comment #43114970

    In your case, you could start with an AI tool to streamline your recruitment process. For example: Build a simple AI-powered resume screener to filter candidates based on key skill…

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    Comment #43082462

    I completely understand the importance of prioritizing, and I’m actively looking for ways to manage the workload better. I’ve started hiring interns for time-consuming tasks and pr…

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    Comment #43082362

    Thank you!

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    Comment #43060075

    We (Start-up) publish high-quality blogs almost every day on our website, and some of them have received significant views, bringing real impact to our site. This strategy has prov…

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    Comment #43059994

    My tech team is using LLMs to build our product, leveraging them for tasks.

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    Comment #43059953

    I can relate to your frustration with LinkedIn. I’ve been actively writing on the platform for the past two years, building my visibility and engagement, even earning a recognition…

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    Comment #43059835

    I understand where you're coming from, especially with the shifting priorities and the need to make trade-offs. I resigned from my previous job in February 2024 after 10 years with…

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    Comment #43050977

    Impressive persistence. It’s easy to read a timeline like this and overlook the uncertainty and second-guessing that happens in between. I work in technical marketing, SEO, and pro…

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    Comment #43050575

    Fair points. I’m not a founder, but I’ve navigated three very different domains—business development in high-end fashion (traveling across multiple countries), niche technical lead…

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    Comment #43047933

    I get where you're coming from, but startups often have to make the most of limited resources. It’s less about saying 'no' and more about prioritizing smartly. Have you found a goo…

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    Comment #43038638

    I’m in the same boat, working at a startup where taking on multiple projects isn’t really a choice. No matter how careful I am with planning, I still end up overwhelmed. Curious to…

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    Comment #43038558

    Solo marketing can get chaotic, so staying organized is key. Here’s my system: 1)Tools: Notion for planning, Ahrefs for SEO, Trello for outreach, Google Calendar for scheduling. 2)…