JanSchu

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by JanSchu 5mo ago
My personal opinion is that it will be extremely difficult in the future to monetize plain software. Either you need a very strong edge and unique angle for your distribution or you have to build a product that cannot be reproduced by agent
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by JanSchu 5mo ago
I'll add to the implementation list
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by JanSchu 5mo ago
Each platform has an api that you can use to post. You just have to setup a developer account for each platform
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by JanSchu 5mo ago
What I did was to break the development into different layers which had to be completed after another, since the functionalities build on each other. Each layer had independent work streams which run in parallel. Each work stream was one in
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by JanSchu 5mo ago
yeah htmx is from 2020, it feels like yesterday
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by JanSchu 5mo ago
yes
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by JanSchu 5mo ago
The spec document was also written by Claude (over many iteration) and lots of manual additions. It took me tho 4 full days to get the specs to the level I was happy with. One main thing I did was to use the deep research feature of Claude
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by JanSchu 5mo ago
I did not include it yet, because you have to pay for the API. They changed their pricing model recently to pay only per request. I'll be looking into it the next weeks
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by JanSchu 5mo ago
I do have originally a data science background, thus python is usually my go to language, and have a lot of experience with django already. This helps a lot when reviewing AI code and if you have to judge architecture, etc. And for hmtx I s
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by JanSchu 5mo ago
Postgres is simply a battle proven technology.
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by JanSchu 5mo ago
I wanted to test how far AI coding tools could take a production project. Not a prototype. A social media management platform with 12 first-party API integrations, multi-tenant auth, encrypted credential storage, background job processing,
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Show HN: I built a social media management tool in 3 weeks with Claude and Codex(github.com)
190 points by JanSchu 5mo ago|131 comments
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by JanSchu 6mo ago
Author here. We run an MCP server ourselves (BrightBean, YouTube intelligence API), so the security side of this protocol is something we think about daily. The breach timeline from April through October 2025 is what convinced us to write t
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YouTube's Reimagine Lets Anyone Turn a Short into an AI Video(brightbean.xyz)
1 points by JanSchu 6mo ago|0 comments
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Anthropic's code execution pattern for MCP cuts agent token usage from 150K – 2K(brightbean.xyz)
2 points by JanSchu 6mo ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What is your CPM Target when working with Influencers?
1 points by JanSchu 1y ago|0 comments
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by JanSchu 1y ago
We’re solidly in a three‑horse race at the top: Gemini 2.5 Pro, OpenAI o‑series, Anthropic Claude 3.7+. The gap between #1 and #2 is slim, so pricing, latency, and policy alignment should weigh more heavily than a couple of benchmark points
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by JanSchu 1y ago
$900 million on a $9 billion post‑money means investors are paying ~45× trailing ARR if the FT’s “about $200 million annual run‑rate” number is right. --> https://www.ft.com/content/a7b34d53-a844-4e69-a55c-b9dee9a97.
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by JanSchu 1y ago
Why can’t I just write <include src="header.html"> and be done with it? We almost could. Chrome shipped a draft of HTML Imports back in 2014. You’d do exactly that, the browser would fetch the fragment, parse it, and make it
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by JanSchu 1y ago
Interesting experiment. I like that you framed it as “tests that read the docs” rather than “AI will magically find bugs”, because the former is exactly where LLMs shine: cross‑checking natural‑language intent with code. A couple of thought
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by JanSchu 1y ago
Nice write‑up. A couple of notes from doing roughly the same dance on Cortex‑M0 and M3 boards for sensor fusion. 1. You can, in fact, get rid of every FP instruction on M0. The trick is to pre‑bake the scale and zero_point into a single fix
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by JanSchu 1y ago
This is one of the most exciting and practical applications of AI tooling I've seen in a long time. Crash dump analysis has always felt like the kind of task that time forgot—vital, intricate, and utterly user-hostile. Your approach br
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by JanSchu 1y ago
This is a compelling take and something that's going to get increasingly relevant as agentic browsing matures. The idea of Agent Access Tokens (AATs) feels like a natural evolution of API keys mixed with browser headers — but with the
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by JanSchu 1y ago
love it. Will be bookmarking this page
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Show HN: Developing an AI Image Editor: Challenges and Takeaways(sage-marketer.com)
1 points by JanSchu 2y ago|0 comments
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AI's Battle in Marketing: Can We Innovate Without Losing Integrity?(sage-marketer.com)
2 points by JanSchu 2y ago|0 comments
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LinkedIn Extends Its Ads Offering: A New Era for B2B Marketers(sage-marketer.com)
2 points by JanSchu 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: SaaS Subscription or Usage-Based Pricing?
119 points by JanSchu 2y ago|52 comments
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by JanSchu 3y ago
I just finished the first version of the application, and wanted to have feedback as soon as possible. If feedback is positive I#ll but a more professional spin on the appearance.
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Show HN: GPT-Marketer – Generative AI for Personalised Audience Content(gleaming-ganache-0bd555.netlify.app)
2 points by JanSchu 3y ago|2 comments

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