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by bhasinanant 6mo ago
I'm definitely biased here, but the OpenClaw hype is making people disregard the economics of it all. Building Auto-CRM.com, my primary concern was building a system that runs well while not costing 200$ per month to keep up, and of co
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by bhasinanant 6mo ago
Forgot to add one detail: It has an Agent sidebar like Cursor/Antigravity/etc do, which basically reveals the agentic "thinking" and what actions it took and why, which allows for iterative improvements to the steering b
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Show HN: Sales Tracking Agent that doubles up as a CRM(auto-crm.com)
1 points by bhasinanant 6mo ago|1 comments
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by bhasinanant 7mo ago
Gemini 3.1 Pro isn't necessarily the next frontier Coding model, but it is still an amazing model. Everyone has taken note of it's crazy good svg skills, but I had an idea to test this further. I needed to create a launch video fo
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by bhasinanant 7mo ago
Zed is my goto editor when I'm not vibe coding, but that is rare these days. Their integration with Claude Code, etc really helped, but Antigravity completely pulled me away. And really, since they're catering to the same basic au
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by bhasinanant 8mo ago
I haven't used anything else since I've found PDFGear. Have it installed on all my devices. Still surprised it isn't more known.
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by bhasinanant 10mo ago
https://NitroQR.com Building the one stop QR Generator with a crazy amount of aesthetic customizability. Already at a pretty functional level, focusing on marketing now. Got something new cooking for the holiday season. Hopefull
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Show HN: Quick random cussing on the internet – Curse.You(curse.you)
1 points by bhasinanant 11mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Quick Postgres Backup Dump Browser(sql.bhasin.dev)
1 points by bhasinanant 1y ago|0 comments
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
So, no custom scanners are really needed. But there are of course issues with scannability that become worse the longer the payload is. Easily solvable with link shortening though. The robustness centers around how modern scanners really wo
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
Ohh, the good old AI generated ones. I loved them when they came out. They look really good. Each has their own merits though, in my opinion. It's more expensive at scale to generate those. The results are also non-dererministic meanin
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
These are really creative!
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
One of my absolute favourites. Here's a thread of some other great ones: https://x.com/bhasinanant/status/1956313568665571431 High-res helps the quality too, though.
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
There's ones that look really bad, and others that look like they were just supposed to be. Here's one of my favourites: https://x.com/bhasinanant/status/1956313568665571431
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
Agree with a lot here. QR Codes have however become a cornerstone of digital convenience in a lot of the world. All the more true here in India, where basically everything is using QR Codes, from payments to restaurant menus. People here ar
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
There is a toggle to preserve color. Give it a shot!
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
Thanks! :)
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
Yep, found those really interesting when they came out. I used to run an AI startup until a short while ago. In my opinion, the cost to utility ratio still isn't there for most use cases. So, that's why I wanted to find something
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
Agreed that these might not work flawlessly on T-Shirts for example. Does work on flat surfaces in my experience, but yes, there's a slight tradeoff.
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
It's a slight tradeoff. Digital works flawlessly though Still experimenting with how it works with print.
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
It's a commercial project but I'm of course not planning to monetize the QR generation. That'll always remain free. Currently adding more features that would appeal more to enterprises or businesses. Those will be the only pa
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Beyond the Logo: How We're Weaving Full Images Inside QR Codes(blog.nitroqr.com)
62 points by bhasinanant 1y ago|40 comments
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
Would love to hear your thoughts! :)
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
The generation is all offline. There's a "private" checkbox, which if you check, nothing goes to the server. Hope that helps :)
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Show HN: QRCodes Shaped with Text/Images – NitroQR(nitroqr.com)
3 points by bhasinanant 1y ago|4 comments
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
What I do want to understand is, why would anyone use this instead of NextCloud, for example. I'm all for having local setups though, as a general policy. It's just that from what I know, the difference in feature sets is just too
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
Particularly for India, for example, all algo's have to be pre-approved, and the core principle is that you cannot operate in isolation; your broker is your gateway and your primary point of compliance. For the US, the SEC and FINRA pl
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
Interesting choice to be using CPython. Very impressed with the completeness, and in particular the Risk Engine. Not having delved in too deeply yet, it does have the basics, but the markets are very highly regulated, and automated trading
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
Is it just America though? People are just going out lesser now, ever since Covid.
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by bhasinanant 1y ago
Bolt is my platform of choice to quickly prototype. In my experience, it generates coherent, beautiful frontends. That said, they've recently halved the daily free tokens. A token in Bolt's case is the literal LLM input/outpu

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