Bootstrapper909

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I used AI to connect with 30 people at a conference(galvered.com)
1 points by Bootstrapper909 14d ago|0 comments
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We Built a System of AI Agents to Automate E2E Testing(checksum.ai)
13 points by Bootstrapper909 3y ago|0 comments
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
Very neat! Generally speaking, it seems like testing and debugging, hasn't been getting as much love as other aspects of computer programmeing. Debuggers still work pretty much the same as gdb, only now with an integrated UI, and there
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
Very cool! Any specific reason you started with Java?
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
We have a few privacy controls in place: 1. We hash all inner text and then backfill static strings on the server side. So every text that is specific to the user remains hashed 2. We detect special cases like passwords, SSNs, credit cards,
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
Yep totally understand. We are an early stage startup and currently 100% focused on improving our models and our product. We don’t have pricing, not because we try to be vague, but because we haven’t fully figured out our training costs, wh
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
We train the model based on user sessions to learn how to use an app. The model learns how to execute specific flows, but also how to interact with components in the more general sense. Since most developers use compostable components, patt
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
Thanks for your feedback. It definitely makes sense and we'll incorporate it!
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
Thanks for your kind words! Yes many teams struggle with that (and I have in the past) and the essence of ur mission is to allow dev teams to focus on progressing on their roadmap and goals instead of wrestling with tests. Feel free to sign
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
It's all of the above but more specifically: 1. We use AI to analyze the user patterns and find common paths and edge cases, basically building a representation of your UX in a DB 2. We then use the DB to train another ML model that le
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
That's a fair comment and I guess we are missing and "AND" there. 1. We (and others) have tested our tools' impact on memory, CPU, network performance and found only negligible impact, even on slower/older devices 2
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
We're currently focusing on web apps. There's nothing "specific" in the underlying model that prevents it from testing mobile. It's just a matter of focus at the current time.
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
Our landing page at checksum.ai has a video in the hero section of test. We added some graphics (e.g. the green checkmark), but the steps executed are real tests that we generated. But the tl;dr is 1. We learn how to use your app based on r
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
I agree! My experience with test generation tools was also lukewarm which is why we founded Checksum. > How is the product different from the other test generation tools We train our models based on real user sessions. So our tests are:
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by Bootstrapper909 3y ago
That's a great question! We actually use real user sessions to train our model, so when I use the term coverage our main metric is covering as many user behaviors as possible. We collect data in a privacy-focused way essentially anonym
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Show HN: Checksum – generate and maintain end-to-end tests using AI
78 points by Bootstrapper909 3y ago|32 comments
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GDPR and engineering teams in South America
1 points by Bootstrapper909 4y ago|1 comments
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by Bootstrapper909 5y ago
I'm not sure it's just about constrains. There are some problems that are just too "random" for FP thinking. Usually those around human behaviour. When planning your next startup, even with unlimited budget, FP might not
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by Bootstrapper909 5y ago
The question before can should be why? Code being 2d and not immersive, I don't see any benefit using VR over a monitor.
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Is first principal thinking counter to lean startup?
1 points by Bootstrapper909 5y ago|2 comments
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by Bootstrapper909 5y ago
Another comment: The article mention big "sign up" banners as a dark patterns. I don't think it is. a dark pattern is either (i) getting the user to do something they don't intent to do, or (ii) preventing the user from
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The New York Times criticizes dark patterns, but fails to criticize themselves
64 points by Bootstrapper909 5y ago|31 comments
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by Bootstrapper909 6y ago
Very cool! What's your goal with this project?
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Ask HN: What's your top resources to start an online business
3 points by Bootstrapper909 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you interview and evaluate candidates at a startup?
1 points by Bootstrapper909 6y ago|0 comments
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by Bootstrapper909 6y ago
Hi all, I built this app because every time I want to find something to watch on my TV, I spend hours trying to select a great option. I hate watching mediocre movies, so it takes me time to find a high-rated option. The problem is that st
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Show HN: Find a great, highly-rated movie/show on Netflix or Amazon(watch-something-gv.herokuapp.com)
1 points by Bootstrapper909 6y ago|1 comments