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valianter
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Comment #45377896
Does this solve Captcha? Or is this only for people who are trying to maintain browser sessions in very niche use cases. Pen Testing is cool but I feel like the main use case is by…
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Comment #43965140
Is chat always the best interface for all of these apps? I feel like search is the natural first step, but chat-based search has been around for a while. Feel like an MCP-based ver…
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Is Perplexity Dead?
OpenAI has finally released their long-anticipated search feature. I'm curious to hear about people’s experiences with it and whether it offers any significant advantages over what…
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Comment #41649178
I get that this is a completely new idea so adoption is going to be slow but I'm curious to see how your user interviews and user research is going. I'm a young dev but I'm not eve…
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Comment #41596943
Is there a big enough "Internet access" fund by the UN yet? I feel like AI is a fun word but how can AI be accessed without the original building blocks needed?
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Ask HN: To what extent is PMF a function of good marketing
When listening to YC videos or general startup talk online I see the idea that you know you have Product Market Fit when you feel an overwhelming amount of growth that you can’t ha…
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Show HN: Open-sourced AI for enterprises by Vanderbilt
I'm not the author of this program nor do I have any stake in it, but I just thought I'd show off a project coming out of my university.
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Ask HN: Have you made the switch to an AI code editor?
I've been seeing news about all these AI co-pilots/code generators and I'm wondering if anyone has actually made a full time switch for >1 month. Extensions like Coedium and co-pil…
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Comment #41391476
Really like this! What did you use for the demo?
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Ask HN: Isn't all SaaS just wrappers?
I'm not sure if I can think of any SAAS product that isn't another wrapper or abstraction around code, database, another service etc... I just don't understand why people seem so u…
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Comment #41368575
> No matter how fast Searle is, he won't be able to come up with a beautiful and original Chinese poem that has the creative spark special to humans. This analogy seems flawed to m…
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Comment #41321106
I learned web development while Supabase was the de facto standard for most hobby projects. However, I used Firebase and it seemed pretty easy to use. I realize that Supabase is su…
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Comment #41257213
Is this a fork of the YouTube project
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Comment #41257199
This is so cool! OG images are the worst to make
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Comment #41236032
What about during live interviews though? Not sure if I see the justification for DSA interviews there anymore
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Ask HN: How do companies still justify LeetCode
As ChatGPT gets better at solving technical interviews I don’t understand why companies still insist on giving Leetcode style problems in their online assessments. I get that they …
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Comment #41198351
I'm curious to see the types of founders in NYC vs. SF. Is it true that the NYC founders are more "worldly" and "human"??
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LangChain Is a Black Box
I've been working with Langchain to develop a POC and when I try to understand the bugs in my code I feel like I am going down this huge rabbit hole of code. Every time I click int…
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Comment #41101709
Oh shoot! Didn’t know that I’ll delete the post and just put the GitHub demo. Thank you!
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Show HN: I accidentally built a cheaper Glean
Hi! I built Atlog without knowing what Glean was, but I realized that Knowledge Management is a pretty common problem for companies! However, I wanted to take a bit of a new approa…