MarkinK

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Show HN: Open-source expense and budget tracker with SQL API for AI agents(github.com)
3 points by MarkinK 7mo ago|0 comments
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AI startup analyzer with 99.999% accuracy (always says "don't invest")(fundx-ai.lovable.app)
6 points by MarkinK 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: We made our CRM/ERP platform open-source thanks to AI(github.com)
6 points by MarkinK 2y ago|0 comments
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by MarkinK 2y ago
I recently built an open-source ChatGPT Telegram bot using the Telegraf framework. You can deploy it to Heroku with just one click. The bot handles text, voice, and photo messages, converting them to text for processing via OpenAI's Ch
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by MarkinK 2y ago
Thank you!
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by MarkinK 2y ago
I just made it for myself and share it here. For me it is better to control by button and aute deactivate feature than with manual control.
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by MarkinK 2y ago
This is exactly what this extension does
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by MarkinK 2y ago
But for LinkedIn and other sites, I still have to turn it on sometimes. But only for a few minutes. So I have the auto disable feature.
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Show HN: Tiny Chrome extension to disable images to reduce distractions(github.com)
69 points by MarkinK 2y ago|54 comments
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by MarkinK 2y ago
What do you mean?
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by MarkinK 2y ago
Interesting, thank you!
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by MarkinK 2y ago
I'm afraid that AGPL is not an actual open-source launch test. As a developer, I wouldn't contribute to such a product.
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by MarkinK 2y ago
We'll see! I'm curious to see what comes out of all this
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by MarkinK 2y ago
That's a counterintuitive and interesting thought, I'll have to ponder that, thanks.
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by MarkinK 2y ago
Yes, I understand the risk, but I really care about trying something new and risky and getting more users rather than running a slow-growing business. If Amazon steals it from me tomorrow, I think I will celebrate for a week :-)
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by MarkinK 2y ago
Thank you so much! I got it written down, and we will check account links separately. I understand about the updates. I heard that regular updates are important for GitHub also, to know which projects are alive and which are dead. Interesti
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by MarkinK 2y ago
That's all true, but why not put it out there for all to see? This project is useful. People are using it. There are customers with hundreds of users and tens of millions of rows in the database. But the product is not growing fast. Wh
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by MarkinK 2y ago
It's simpler — we're not growing as fast as we want. So, for us, the value of the code is not great. I am interested in putting it out in the open and seeing what happens. It would be great if I could gather a community around it
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by MarkinK 2y ago
I agree, but I don't see any point in selling it. I'd instead post the code and use it in all my other businesses without depending on the buyer. Besides, there is still a market for Odoo and Zoho integrators, and I think we can t
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by MarkinK 2y ago
> I would consider what kind of licensing you want to do, I would also consider goals in doing this. One huge benefit of an open source SaaS offering is the freedom to take control of what you're getting out of it in-house, or going
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by MarkinK 2y ago
> it's starting to sound more like a grieving process Why? No grieving. Many products in the world are not growing as fast as their creators would like – it is OK. We just try new things and see what happens. Like what if you put al
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by MarkinK 2y ago
yep
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by MarkinK 2y ago
That's a good idea, thanks!
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by MarkinK 2y ago
> Your other comments sound dispassionate about your product. I really like what we've been able to create. I want more people to use it. > You said you arent interested in slowly growing a business I want more users. If the pric
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by MarkinK 2y ago
Yes, I understand. But we've created a value that's too slow to grow. It doesn't make sense.
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by MarkinK 2y ago
We thought about it, but it's too boring and not enough money is offered. I want to do something fun and something that people need, not to get a little bit of money.
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by MarkinK 2y ago
I will appear later on our GitHub account: https://github.com/ozma-io It would be great if you could give us feedback, use it or even contribute.
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by MarkinK 2y ago
I'm not interested in developing a product that's too slow to grow. And if it is, I guess there is no point in keeping the code closed. We are trying big moves and changes. Some of them will work. Will see. At least my integration
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Ask HN: How can we open-source a 7 year old SaaS codebase and build a community?
106 points by MarkinK 2y ago|80 comments
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I am thinking of open sourcing the ozma-io core platform code
5 points by MarkinK 2y ago|2 comments

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