Gormanu

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by Gormanu 8mo ago
Most procurement tools are either huge ERPs that are way too heavy and expensive for SMBs, or duct-taped tools like Airtable that fall apart once you need audits and real tracking. Quickinim sits in the middle. It’s lightweight, cloud-first
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by Gormanu 8mo ago
Author here. A bit more context on why we built this. We kept seeing the same pattern over and over: teams didn’t want an ERP, but they also couldn’t keep running procurement on spreadsheets and email. Most tools we tried were either too he
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Show HN: We built procurement automation for small teams stuck in spreadsheets(quickinim.com)
3 points by Gormanu 8mo ago|3 comments
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by Gormanu 8mo ago
A great tool if you want to completely lose motivation and give up on your idea )) Very grounding, but it does feel realistic.
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by Gormanu 9mo ago
I might be behind on modern tech, but what exactly gives me away as AI? I’m genuinely curious.
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by Gormanu 9mo ago
I don’t think I’ve ever seen an airline take responsibility for a TA’s mistakes. Usually they just send you back to wherever you bought the ticket. And there are other ways to influence the quality of how aggregators and travel agencies ope
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by Gormanu 9mo ago
You guys don't have any other problems than looking for AI slops in every message on HN?
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by Gormanu 9mo ago
Why do you think I am an AI slop? If you don't like my opinion , it doesn't mean I am AI.
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by Gormanu 9mo ago
The deal itself feels messy and political, not like a serious solution to data or security concerns. In the end, the risks are still there, and it’s hard to see what regular users actually win from this.
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by Gormanu 9mo ago
Honestly, this feels like classic over-engineering: collecting five years of people’s social media just to let them visit the country. I can’t imagine the false positives this will create — old jokes, memes, politics… all suddenly "sec
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by Gormanu 9mo ago
Honestly, I opened the paper pretty skeptical - "colors in old paintings as a growth metric? really?" But the more I read, the more it felt like a clean data-engineering pipeline: HSV extraction, PCA, robustness checks, validation
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We built Quickinim – a simple SaaS to fix procurement chaos (no ERP needed)(quickinim.com)
2 points by Gormanu 10mo ago|1 comments
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by Gormanu 10mo ago
Never mind! I understand that today reading the HN comments looks like witch (AI) hunting. But it is really can be a person behind that account who is new on HN and really positive )) I'll be much more accurate not to look like AI in t
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by Gormanu 10mo ago
You know, I think this Explorer is exactly the tool many of us lacked. Reading the Linux kernel source always felt daunting — thousands of files, confusing paths, complex structure. This feels like a “map” that helps you orient yourself, se
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by Gormanu 10mo ago
Oxford is heading straight back to the Middle Ages )) Soon we’ll have horse-drawn carriages at the city entrance (if they aren’t there already), shuttling people around instead of taxis. People still want to get from point A to point B quic
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by Gormanu 10mo ago
Now reading HN articles has basically turned into a witch hunt (strikethrough) an AI hunt )) Anyway, as for the point of the article, I totally get why the author moved on. Sublime will always have a special place in my toolkit, but for ser
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by Gormanu 10mo ago
With Who Framed Roger Rabbit, it’s not really clear whether the author originally came up with such a great idea and script, or if Disney just brought it to life so brilliantly on screen. I’m leaning toward the second. It’s cool that he got
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Quickinim – simple procurement automation for manufacturers (1-minute setup)(quickinim.com)
1 points by Gormanu 10mo ago|0 comments
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by Gormanu 10mo ago
If this works, we’re looking at the next structural shift in LLMs — and all the “bigger model = better” business might finally face a serious challenger. But — and you knew there’d be a “but” — if the reconstruction fails in edge-cases, or
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by Gormanu 10mo ago
Bold move from Google — finally admitting the Play Store has a trust problem. Verification sounds great on paper, but if this turns into “prove you’re a real dev by jumping through 12 forms of bureaucracy,” it’ll just push more talent to si