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Comment #42247662
I started thinking about this while leading an internal Ops platform at a previous operations-intensive tech company. As we automated Ops work, I found the bottleneck to shifting l…
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Show HN: Drafting AI – Human-in-the-loop AI automation for ops teams' email
Hi HN, I'm Jared from Drafting AI ( https://getdrafting.com/ ). We're a Chrome extension that helps operations and customer support teams work through their inboxes more efficientl…
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Comment #42240147
I'm looking for something similar: I want it to trigger when I'm on Twitter (or HN) during 9-5 hours, and ask me what I'm supposed to be working on. Just a small nudge to rubber du…
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Comment #38960320
yeah one flow for all the stages is the way. I like having a "status" column, and have a different task queue depending on the status
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Comment #38959676
is the "workflow graph" entirely custom built or is there a library/framework/service for it? Would love to hear more
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Comment #38957933
totally— this is for integrating into custom internal tools. Consider content moderation: you wouldn't want mods getting tickets in JIRA then switching to a different tool to actio…
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Comment #38957585
yes! One of my original thoughts was "Job queue, but for humans"
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Comment #38957308
Totally— OpsQueue is for custom internal React apps to have integrated task management. If workers can switch between Linear and your internal apps, or you don’t have a custom inte…
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Ask HN: How have you implemented human-in-the-loop workflows?
I’ve seen a few startups now re-implement the same things for human-in-the-loop workflows. These are where a product is backed by a human somewhere in the world working a queue. Co…
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Comment #37572138
Love to see this! I miss stacked diffs from working at FB— Graphite looks like the best way to be productive outside FAANG internal tooling
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Comment #37133449
Yeah you have to do ... } els={() => ... } /> so the `then` and `els` branches only get evaluated if needed
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Comment #36977943
AI will solve web accessibility by screen readers that summarize visual content, ignoring ARIA and making it irrelevant. Multimodal GPT-4 can take a screenshot jpeg and answer ques…
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Comment #36261232
Law and Order is great because it's formulaic. You know what you're going to get every time, like a Big Mac in a town you've never been to before. It's not competing with prestige …
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Comment #35630093
Fixed it for you: https://aiincidentsreport.vercel.app/ Prompt: write html using tailwindcss for a landing page of a website called "AI incident reports" that boils down to "there …
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Comment #33477276
This was a consequence of near-zero interest rates, and will be different now that the FED is moving us to an era of nonzero interest rates. > Suppose you develop a new technology …
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Comment #31249548
I miss stacked diffs so much since leaving FB— glad to have the option on the outside!
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Comment #30087011
node.js Workers + SharedArrayBuffers? I'm not sure how well supported they are / haven't used them, but I think they enable this?
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Comment #30066682
Reading code is so hard for years I thought it just wasn't possible to get good at it. I could probably write code good code about 10 years ago, but only felt comfortable reading a…
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Comment #30006787
Is a lawyer an engineer? Hillel asks engineer-turned-swes whether they think swe is engineering. He should compare that rate to the rate lawyer-turned-swes think swe is similar to …
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Comment #29300068
Kissinger's "World Order" (2014) is much, much better for anyone interested in how the internet will shape the future of governments. 10/10 do recommend. This book ("The Age of AI"…