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by codegeek 1y ago
You say but your landing page almost lists similar features that getlago does including things like "metering" etc. It is ok to be similar of course but I don't really see how you are different than them other than saying tha
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by codegeek 1y ago
Not much. 15 years ago was 2010. Gas stations in 2025 are very similar to Gas stations from 2010. I doubt they will be too different in 2040. May be a few more EV chargers.
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by codegeek 1y ago
Yes but that is because they got acquired by Clickhouse. But my question still remains.
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How are you different than Signoz, another YC company that also does Observability using clickhouse ?
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by codegeek 1y ago
"An individual human being who wants to log in can be represented by multiple Users in Tesseral, each of which belongs to exactly one Organization." This will be extremely confusing. You should simplify it and just keep the concep
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by codegeek 1y ago
Depends on which model will be more beneficial to your customers and also be profitable to you at the same time. You can learn from companies like PostHog that stopped offering paid self hosted managed solution. Either you use their Open Co
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by codegeek 1y ago
Let me add to your statement. It is hard to keep call center workers bribe-proof WHEN they are paid peanuts AND they are working for a company that is in an extremely high risk business of managing crypto.
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by codegeek 1y ago
Interesting how YC funds similar companies. useautumn looks a close competitor to another YC company getlago.
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by codegeek 1y ago
Depends on the type of person you are. Are you ok with uncertainty of not having projects in pipeline all the time ? Are you ok to go a few months without work while other months being intense with strict deadlines ? Do you like to work wit
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Would you be willing to open source the setup ? I would love to learn from it.
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by codegeek 1y ago
You probably already know this but I will say it anyway. These cloud services like AWS are not succeeding in enterprise because they have outdated hardware. They succeed because in enterprise, CIOs and CTOs want something that is known, has
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by codegeek 1y ago
Necessary evil especially at Enterprise Level. But I agree. I used to think JIRA gave me nightmares until I came across MS Teams. It is that bad. Source: I run a SAAS where we have to unfortunately support integrating with MS Teams (for tra
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by codegeek 1y ago
We’re open‑source under the MIT Expat license" Not quite. You should clarify a bit more. The README has this about their license. "Certain features - such as Morphik Console - are not available in the open-source version. Any feat
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by codegeek 1y ago
You are only thinking of technology costs. What about Human cost to manage that email infrastructure ? Emails and their deliverability btw are always lot more work than you may think. I am not at all surprised that it costs them 10s and 100
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Pretty much. I can't tell you how many times I interview these "framework developers" and they cant tell me how a regular HTML form submission works. Boggles my mind.
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by codegeek 1y ago
It doesn't work that way unfortunately. The founder(s) have to sell initially because you know your product the best. No external sales person can come and suddenly get all these sales. You may hate sales but if you want to start a bus
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by codegeek 1y ago
I love Caddy. Correct me if I am wrong but this looks like a hosted Caddy primarily for Load Balancing ? What about things like SSL termination or general reverse proxy capabilities ? I would be interested in a hosted caddy cluster that le
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by codegeek 1y ago
Only way for someone like you is to tap into your network. If you have done 15+ years along with stints at Google etc, you must have worked with various people over these years and many of them may be in positions of authority. If you are l
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by codegeek 1y ago
Its early days but for our B2B SAAS, we are seeing an uptick in traffic from Chatgpt and other similar AI tools. I even have prospects sharimg their prompts as i always ask them. Google search is going to have serious issues in next few yea
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I don't think people like GP are arguing that there is no place for these frameworks. the argument is that there are too many people just using these frameworks in projects where it may not be needed and blindly running "npm creat
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by codegeek 1y ago
I sell a B2B SAAS and Google search is mostly gamed by these so called "Sponsored" ads/posts. However, I have noticed a very interesting trend. A few prospects told me that they are now just asking AI tools like ChatGPT with
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by codegeek 1y ago
I am not directly helping with your question but in the US, stripe allows daily transfer to your bank. Why not use that instead of leaving money in the account ? Never leave your money with anyone if you don't need to.
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by codegeek 2y ago
So are you a competitor to https://tryfondo.com , another YC company ?
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by codegeek 2y ago
"PHP should be dead" Says who ? PHP works. Has a great ecosystem. A hell of a lot more stable than JavaScript ecosystem and package management. Tons of investment in frameworks like Symfony and Laravel. Great out of the box Hostin
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by codegeek 2y ago
For me, at best it is a useless rhing that is only used for speculation. At worst, it is a scammers dream.
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by codegeek 2y ago
Honest truth ? Most companies/teams have some level of dysfunction, chaos, lack of documentation and/or a combination of these. So the question is: how much is too much for you ? If you are hoping for a fair tale world where it&#x
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by codegeek 2y ago
I wrote my own using Go, Tailwind (bought a template) and MySQL. It takes Markdown as Input and converts to HTML. It can generate static as well for deployment but I usually deploy the Go binary for now.
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by codegeek 2y ago
You are not serious right ? Most jobs ultimately are CRUD and LLMs are just the shiny new thing that is hardly 2 years old. There are 1000s of companies/products that require CRUD jobs and are not going away just because of LLMs.
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by codegeek 2y ago
Use ChatGPT etc and then get a lawyer to review. Most good lawyers wouldn't mind that. They use boilerplates anyway (A really good lawyer told me that). You could try a prompt like "Build me a Privacy Policy similar to <a simil
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by codegeek 2y ago
Did you buy a small business that is not software/tech but just has a informational/marketing website ? If yes, then it is most likely a simple "static website" with pages in HTML (what renders on the browser). It may al

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