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Show HN: Starcraft2 replay rendering engine and AI coach
Starcraft2 is an old game, but it's always lacked a way to visualize game replays outside of the game itself. I built a replay rendering engine from scratch using the replay files …
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Show HN: Build your own Atlas/Comet AI-browser (open source)
I forked Chromium and went through the plumbing to embed a ReactJS/NextJS web app in its Side Panel like OpenAI's Atlas browser and Perplexity's Comet browser. The Side Panel has a…
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Show HN: Supaglue – open-source unified API
Last month, we open-sourced Supaglue (https://github.com/supaglue-labs/supaglue) as a developer toolkit for building customer-facing Salesforce integrations. Since then, we've been…
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Comment #34683898
Merge (and other companies who take a unified API approach) are great for integrating many tools at the same time, but are not suited for going deep in a few critical integrations …
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Show HN: Open-source platform for customer-facing Salesforce integrations
We spent the past few weeks building Supaglue ( https://github.com/supaglue-labs/supaglue ) and would like to share an early public alpha version with you. Supaglue is an open sour…
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Comment #20672593
Interesting, but it would be more interesting to see these charts alongside a 5-10 yr returns graphs in the same said categories
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Comment #18269596
You can't. What's needed is a framework and agreed-upon policy of what is acceptable due diligence in the community when taking investment money. Varying degrees of "organicness" f…
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Comment #18269502
Honorable, but it could also be a slippery slope: how far back do you look? If an LP, or investor in general, uses their personally earned money, but they earned it through capital…
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These models work if you have a small portion of users contributing (in this case providing cars). This is true for services like Wikipedia, etc.