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saadatq

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    Comment #48774471

    Sai? What do you think was the difference?

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    Comment #48773883

    Has anyone ever experienced the alternative? to building products from scratch, growing a business, without the drama?

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    Comment #48102294

    “ AI is the substrate on which future software gets built” - when you see the word substrate in corporate speak, you know where that’s from…

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    Comment #48000352

    could I get a link to the Kepler finance site? googling for "Kepler financial" yields 5-6 other finserv companies

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    Comment #45995921

    When I read “Cursor for Files” my mind went to “app for reading and diffing content (i.e markdown) which I was very excited about.

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    Comment #45929274

    Is Azure support on the roadmap?

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    Comment #45828962

    Somebody said this the other day on HN, but we really are living in the golden age of Postgres.

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    Comment #45054555

    You should pitch this to David Gelb / whoever is responsible for Chef’s Table on Netflix

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    Comment #44934293

    > Borrow the best core concepts: Schemas as application code means you get version control, PR review and type‑safe changes. A query builder that feels like SQL and lets you write …

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    Comment #44624029

    we need a flag button for “written by AI”. I’m at this stage where I’m fine with AI generated content. Sure, the verbosity sucks - but there’s an interesting idea here, but make it…

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    Comment #44620185

    this isn’t vibe coding. This is something completely new. I call it “flex coding.” heck I built a full app in an afternoon AND I was a good dad? > I'd wander into my office, check …

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    Comment #44064500

    switched from Pocket to Readwise Reader last year, haven’t looked back. It’s a paid app ($10/month) but totally worth it IMO

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    Comment #43907501

    This looks really great. And also how “internal” business intelligence/operations tools should work. search first to find relevant artifacts - “top 10 customers in AMEA”, followed …

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    Comment #43711648

    This is so good… “… you can find frameworks not just in software, but also in ordinary life. If you buy package holidays, you're buying a framework - they transport you to some pla…

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    Comment #43393967

    13in MacBook Air (new M4, with 24GB RAM) and Mac Mini as desktop the best setup I’ve ever had. I debated between the 13in and 15inch MacBook Airs and am so glad I went with the 13.…

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    Comment #42806774

    Why a US-only release? Have they done that for other research previews? Wonder what’s changed recently..

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    Comment #42248835

    Congrats on the launch Dex! A long way from the Metalytics days. Can’t wait to try this out.

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    Comment #41359993

    A counterpoint, from someone who’s worked on SaaS billing /MRR reporting for 10+ years - it’s usually more complicated than just exposing an API endpoint for precalculated MRR by m…

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    Comment #41247194

    Would love to see a plugin/adapter for Snowflake. BigQuery has a neat feature where it estimates the cost __before__ you run a query, which has often come in handy.

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    Comment #40070606

    Unreal: > Allred tweeted that the school achieved a 100 percent job-placement rate in one of its cohorts, and later acknowledged in a private message that the sample size was just …

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    Comment #39767356

    Of note: “ Six of the eight authors were born outside the United States; the other two are children of two green-card-carrying Germans who were temporarily in California and a firs…

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    Comment #39282100

    This is brilliant.

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    Comment #36250103

    I love that this is trending on HN. LLMs be damned. We still have lots of “simple” problems to be solved, like how to effectively write and share an ERD.