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oh no... my time travel secrets! i better fix that
Why did you not show up to Hawking's time traveller party?
Show HN: An open source alternative to some of Slack AI's premium features
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#12Kinda off topic, but I know a lot of people here use keybase for verification, but don't they have a slack alternative that's both free and private? (Assuming zoom didn't kill either of those aspects) Anyone use it as an actual slack replacement?
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#14Kinda off topic, but I know a lot of people here use keybase for verification, but don't they have a slack alternative that's both free and private? (Assuming zoom didn't kill either of those aspects) Anyone use it as an actual slack replacement?
Is anybody using Zoom as a Slack alternative? Or Keybase as an alternative? Or are you asking if there is something else? Perhaps I'm lacking context but I couldn't figure out your question and I'd like to help you find an answer!
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#15This is great, congrats on open-sourcing. The (now $20/user/mo we've been told) Slack AI is really not all that good in my experience, so it shouldn't be hard for you to do better by just spending a little extra $ in API credits. That said, the Slack API limits third party apps from accessing chat history of private messages, so any implementations like this are artificially limited. In addition, if you're hosting so…
Re: Show HN: An open source alternative to some of Slack AI's premium features
#16Today we tried installing Claude with Slack and were told that it’s restricted to enterprise versions.
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#18Kinda off topic, but I know a lot of people here use keybase for verification, but don't they have a slack alternative that's both free and private? (Assuming zoom didn't kill either of those aspects) Anyone use it as an actual slack replacement?
I believe you're thinking of https://book.keybase.io/chat and its https://github.com/keybase/managed-bots#keybase-managed-bots friend but at least based on my experience on Android I can assure you that Keybase is dead. They DGAF, find another platform
Is this one Open Source too? I wasn't sure which project it was under. But if it is then maybe someone else can revive it because I'd love to have a Slack alternative that is E2EE.
Re: Show HN: An open source alternative to some of Slack AI's premium features
#19Kinda off topic, but I know a lot of people here use keybase for verification, but don't they have a slack alternative that's both free and private? (Assuming zoom didn't kill either of those aspects) Anyone use it as an actual slack replacement?
Is anybody using Zoom as a Slack alternative? Or Keybase as an alternative? Or are you asking if there is something else? Perhaps I'm lacking context but I couldn't figure out your question and I'd like to help you find an answer!
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
I believe you're thinking of https://book.keybase.io/chat and its https://github.com/keybase/managed-bots#keybase-managed-bots friend but at least based on my experience on Android I can assure you that Keybase is dead. They DGAF, find another platform
Yeah that's kinda the impression I got but was hoping it wasn't or there was an alternative. Thanks. Is this one Open Source too? I wasn't sure which project it was under. But if it is then maybe someone else can revive it because I'd love to have a Slack alternative that is E2EE.
While digging up supporting links, I was reminded that Element exists from the creators of the Matrix protocol, and while their website is an MBA-buzzword-athon their communities page does cite E2EE https://element.io/communities#:~:text=secured%20with%20end-...> and they are permissively licensed https://github.com/orgs/element-hq/repositories