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Comment #48939770
This was quite fun, and obviously very difficult. The framing around being "replaced" was a nice touch
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Comment #47614128
We're using sonnet 4.6 at the moment, but looking at smaller models for some of the quicker interactions like editing or answering. The MCP connections have made a big difference t…
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Show HN: Fonic – turning scattered work into a shareable report
Hi HN! We’ve been working on Fonic, a tool for turning scattered notes, metric, transcripts, screenshots, and project updates into an interactive report you can easily share. Here’…
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Comment #43022474
Very nice!
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Comment #42653573
It's really interesting at how well it identifies business type pages compared to personal websites / portfolio pages. Very nice!
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Comment #42191167
A friend of mine built something[1] that should solve this problem, you subscribe to a tag of a person (or multiple) but not their full feed. You can still add multiple tags per po…
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Comment #40660443
My startup [0] works with a lot of companies that are non-traditional, as you put it, and gives you the tools to design a CRM (and other business tools) that actually suit your bus…
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Comment #38411916
This is really intuitive, even on mobile surprisingly
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Comment #38198100
This was really interesting, particularly seeing how a lot of these are probably mistakes stemming from familiarity with syntax of other languages
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Comment #37685778
It looks nice! I love the customization element, and the reasonable limits on each control. The mobile UX is probably a little cramped with buttons hard to hit with confidence
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Comment #33323644
Good question, these are definitely on our radar and very possible with how it's currently setup. For us, we're trying to strike the balance of nocode and lowcode so a lot of the a…
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Comment #33322694
Thanks, we totally agree. Retool and the other internal tool builders can be great, but only if you're already able to write code
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Comment #33322426
Do you mean noloco.de? We actually do own that. I just need to setup a redirect
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Comment #33318355
I see what you mean, I guess the best and only way to do that would be to write integration like tests with something like Cypress, as you could with any web-app. If you want to ve…
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Comment #33317469
Thanks! Definitely somewhat (after being a play on no/lo code obviously). I'd be lying if I said that scene wasn't one of the first things I thought of after coming up with the nam…
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Comment #33317122
That's not something we currently offer, but it's certainly something I've thought about a lot. One of the benefits of no-code tools like Noloco is that you define, very explicitly…
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Launch HN: Noloco (YC S21) – Build internal tools from data without code
Hi all, we’re Darragh and Simon, cofounders of Noloco ( https://noloco.io ), a no-code platform for teams to create internal tools from their business data. Noloco lets you create …