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svsaraf

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About svsaraf

I'm Sanjay. I went to Stanford, then worked at Palantir and Benchling. As of Feb 2024, I switched to working on Partly (withpartly.com) fulltime.

I write at ssaraf.com and partly.work. You can reach me at sanjay[at]withpartly.com

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    Hi folks - author here! Happy to answer any questions about the post, hopefully it's useful for folks following in Palantir's footsteps.

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    Ryan! Good to hear from you. I enjoyed this comment - I suppose early / late is relative. Palantir was founded in 2003 after all.

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    Hi folks - author here, happy to answer any questions!

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    Hi folks - author here. Happy to answer any questions about the post!

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    I only just realized that "Muff" "Invoice" may have a different meaning in the UK...

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    Show HN: MuffInvoice – fast, free, no-signup needed invoice maker

    Hi folks - this past week I made a free invoice maker, as I was frustrated with all the other ones out there (most of them required sign up just to generate a PDF, or were too ugly…

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    I know you're asking about developer tools - the main ones I use include: * Webflow (in case the client needs something relatively unsophisticated) * Django / HTMX / AlpineJS / Dja…

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    If you do opensource it, happy to help maintain it. This product would be helpful for my (fledgling) company, but would need to be self-hosted (use case is esignatures)

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    SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote USA I'm creating software to make it easy for freelancers to manage their engagements, get paid, and handle all of the pieces of paper involved in that …

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    Where is the Moneyball for knowledge workers?

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    You are out of date. CRISPR is extremely effective in live patients, usually packaged in a virus or lipid nano particle. While CRISPR is often used in cultured cells (eg for CAR T …

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    (I’m the author) This is an underrated comment. These are good threads to pull on in future posts - thanks.

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    (I wrote the article) Thanks for this comment - I think the economic point is spot on. I think the fear of losing control is a fair summary - unfortunately there is some evidence o…

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