krishvs

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by krishvs 1y ago
Really impressive. I'm in the market for such a solution for our internal AI coding systems - how do you compare to the opensource https://huggingface.co/osmosis-ai/Osmosis-Apply-1.7B ? I am assuming your models ar
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by krishvs 3y ago
I'm quite bullish about low-code tools now. Especially for building back office systems like ERPs or operational tools. From my experience most failures in such project implementations have been due to mismanagement in the requirement
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by krishvs 3y ago
Ok.....so you expect the scientists who are working on space systems to better put their efforts to solve a (hypothetical) rape culture? How do you think their skillsets translate into solving rape culture?
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by krishvs 4y ago
Terrible news. He will be missed. My heart breaks for his wife and kid. RIP Chris.
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by krishvs 4y ago
Having used low-code tools successfully to build ERP systems for the past few years. I feel low code tools can only really disrupt development once they solve the problem of requirements gathering from customers/ end users and also for
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by krishvs 4y ago
This is a good point. Most comments about the rewrite in code being easier might actually be because the functional requirements from the business users have already been made clear without the ambiguity that might have arisen when developi
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by krishvs 5y ago
Based on your experience would you be comfortable to list a few of the no-code tools to avoid when taking maintainability into account? Would be useful.
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by krishvs 5y ago
Companies in the middle east ( Saudi, Oman etc ) are required to follow very rigid localization + sponsorship rules in both ownership/legal structure as well as in employee hiring. I am curious to know more on how to plan on automating
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by krishvs 5y ago
I was in the Uae for 5 days last week and travelling again tomorrow. For me it looks like pre-covid times - everything is open. Cricket matches in stadiums to dubai expo. They report < 100 cases per day but no one really believes those n
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by krishvs 5y ago
The third point about 2 alphas is a big one. Will save you a lot of heartbreak and headache in the future.
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by krishvs 5y ago
This is an excellent framework to validate a low-code/ full-stack frameworks as ERPs are complex beasts. I would like to also add( especially for opensource low-code frameworks ): #6 Can it generate pdf and excel reports #7 Does it sup
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by krishvs 5y ago
Absolutely agree with this point. At the company I work for whenever we create reports its always done twice or thrice - a browser version, a pdf that is printable and an excel version for business users to download and play with.
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by krishvs 5y ago
Waseem seems to have moved onto the accounting/finance world now as the CEO of Pilot. This seems to me to be an even bigger jump than kernel dev to chat software. The variation is amazing!
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by krishvs 5y ago
After seeing the video..its comically bad.
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by krishvs 5y ago
Congrats on the launch! Having worked on the SMB billing and accounting space for 2 years in India - its a really really tough space to monetise profitably. The market size seems huge from the outside but its a tough nut to crack. The space
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by krishvs 5y ago
Wow - the 4 stages of product development seems quite spot on from my experience working on b2b enterprise software products. No doubt that the Finance team is generally the most powerful entity in shaping a companies direction both interna
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by krishvs 5y ago
JVM or python just for the ecosystem. kafka, debezium, workflow engines(camunda), ORMs etc - java libraries might not be as nice to use as ruby gems but some are really rock solid for your use-case. But that being said, anything really - ra
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by krishvs 5y ago
Great article. The table composed by psychologist May Seagoe fits the description of some of my friends and colleagues who I perceive as gifted perfectly.
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by krishvs 5y ago
Looking for some advice. We have written several microservices primarily for websockets in Elixir. They are great with literal zero maintenance costs..but how do Elixir developers handle the following when going all in: 1. Long running work
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by krishvs 5y ago
Very very interesting. Few questions: Are you onboarding suppliers on your platform with their own supplier portal for collaboration/chat? Or is only catalog data? Does the RFI, RFQ etc processes happen within the system or outside? Ho
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by krishvs 5y ago
Low-code: Outsystems, appian, Apex, odoo(not really low-code for the most part) RPA: robotframework - along with python+java Also upgrades need to be carefully planned when using low-code tools as we have seen more breaking changes when com
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by krishvs 5y ago
Yes - over the past 2.5 years. We have built products for customers that handle 100s of millions of dollars in transactions using low-code tools along with RPA. While its really great to get started..roadblocks tend be major when compared t
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by krishvs 5y ago
Your story is very similar to mine, except I am currently also working for my family business with no means to escape by just quitting and moving to another company. Has completely extinguished my love for software/product development.
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by krishvs 5y ago
Thanks for sharing! Sounds like you are having a lot of fun! It seems like Zinc is highly profitable. Now that you are running Assembled - is Zinc on autopilot? I am also curious to know..why you decided to go for VC funding for Assembled w
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by krishvs 5y ago
Regarding the SQL builder - Is it a visual editor that allows me to explore my database and create queries? Also curious to know how you would differentiate your offering from say retool or other low-code builders which also support multipl
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by krishvs 5y ago
Looks great! How do you sandbox custom js code. Can we choose if it runs on the front-end or server-side? Most of the low-code opensource builders seems to run it on a sandbox in the frontend using realms..but this is not great if a screen
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by krishvs 5y ago
I think you and the GP comment both have valid points. Being unnecessarily negative gets us nowhere..but I do think for the most part VC funding has made things much much harder for startups that want to bootstrap. VCs have created a winner
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by krishvs 5y ago
I am from India but have lived in the Middle East ( over a decade) and the US( few years ). I see very little difference among the middle and upper middle class people of these countries nowadays. With globally connected social media everyo
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by krishvs 5y ago
Sounds good but does this scale in the long term? Looks like a resource placing firm. Not sure about japan, but in India it is expected that on average as an employee you get a 10 to 15% hike year on year primarily due to inflation pressure
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by krishvs 6y ago
This looks great! Is it possible to capture the demo environment once and then create multiple demo variants by editing ui text or data using a wysiwyg editor later? Since this is a static version?

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