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Comment #49172996
It depends what you need, there are many options these days. https://chatgpt.com/?hints=search&q=Any%20suggestion%20to%20... ?
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Comment #49167193
Fibery is free for small team (but not an open source).
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Comment #48228086
Before reading this post I made a bet that I will find a word “tokens” inside. I won!
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Comment #48228069
> The primary change is that we’re restructuring around what I call 100x org. The goal is 100x output. what is this? Delusion? Shrooms? Wishful thinking? All of that?
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Comment #48124718
I guess all productivity apps converge now
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Comment #47507784
Why not use Claude Cowork? It already can connect to any tool via MCP and do all these things (and Claude Code to, well, code tasks)
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Comment #47507771
made my day
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Comment #47469737
Indeed. Without friction you can't steer.
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Comment #45836049
> One of the things that AI has afforded, is that the lowest-tier, bottom-feeding scammer, can now look every bit as polished and professional as a Fortune 50 company (often, even …
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Comment #45037844
Your arguments are totally valid, niche tools will be alive and well. I think my take is that even in niche tools we will see a lot of generalization and more flexible niche tools …
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Comment #45037611
Perfect choice
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Comment #45037385
The problem here is in definition. Context is quite diverse and better practice for team A is an absolute disaster for team B.
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Comment #45037377
Good article about it btw https://www.inkandswitch.com/essay/malleable-software/
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Comment #45037335
This is not what the article is about. Main idea is that rigid software can finally be replaced by flexible, since flexibility is no longer such expensive
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