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Selling SaaS in India
(embedworkflow.com)
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21d ago
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Getting World Cup Updates in Slack
(embedworkflow.com)
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3mo ago
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A collection of small, low effort tools
(delphi.tools)
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4mo ago
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Selling SaaS in Germany
(embedworkflow.com)
77 points
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4mo ago
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The Are.na Digital Picture Frame
(store.are.na)
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4mo ago
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I started a restaurant and it ruined my life
(torontolife.com)
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5mo ago
Embed Workflow ( https://embedworkflow.com ). Embeddable workflow builder for SaaS platforms. Your users design and run their own workflows inside your product. 5+ years now, bootstrapped. I still write most of the code. The produ
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5mo ago
I'm building Embed Workflow ( https://embedworkflow.com ), an embeddable workflow builder for SaaS platforms. Your users design and run their own workflows inside your product. Been at it for 5+ years, bootstrapped, small tea
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Selling SaaS in Japan
(embedworkflow.com)
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8mo ago
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9mo ago
Embed Workflow | Support Engineer | REMOTE (EMEA/APAC/LATAM preferred) | Part-time We're building an in-app workflow builder that SaaS companies embed directly into their platforms—letting their users automate processes witho
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Eventbrite to go private in a $500M deal
(seekingalpha.com)
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The glaring security risks with AI browser agents
(techcrunch.com)
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11mo ago
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An untidy history of AI across four books
(hedgehogreview.com)
126 points
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1y ago
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David Lynch LA House
(wallpaper.com)
262 points
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1y ago
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Silo – Dystopian UI
(hudsandguis.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
people want easier and if you hold a shiny object in front, most will lunge for it. Developers have been benefiting greatly for some time now. High paying jobs, no ceiling in business, praise from colleagues, respect from family, etc. Non-d
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Using AI to Augment, Not Automate Your Writing
(blog.apiad.net)
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1y ago
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1y ago
well said
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1y ago
You're an early adopter, so you're seeing massive gains. But eventually everyone gets the same productivity boost and that becomes the new baseline expectation. Any clever prompting techniques that give you an edge today will evap
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Will There Ever Be a 10x Prompt Engineer?
(embedworkflow.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Malleable and opinionated aren't mutually exclusive. The best products that solve non-core business processes should be opinionated, that's their value prop. But yeah, the demand for webhooks, integration options, embedding's
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1y ago
I've been seeing a lot of people setting it up on old macbook pros.. and think I'll do the same
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The Audience Shortcut
(nathanbarry.com)
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1y ago
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Japan's Creepiest Station
(tokyocowboy.co)
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1y ago
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The Era of Dull Electronics
(hackaday.com)
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1y ago
good question. I think the community fell off and many plugins were left unmaintained. I was using it for over a decade up until recently. ST4 had so many plugin issues and it stopped being worth manually fixing.
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1y ago
feels like we are giving up privacy for productivity.
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Alphabet of Human Thought
(en.wikipedia.org)
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1y ago
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1y ago
if the fan starts - force quit
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1y ago
Ten years ago we installed ad blockers. Now we want AI to surveil us.
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