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by ksajadi 5d ago
Reddit is probably the worst of these ad platforms. We had a simple issue: we couldn't set the account that the ad was coming from to be the correct one (we have two Reddit accounts). That's it! So we sent a support email. That wa
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by ksajadi 6d ago
Maybe I’ve just been unlucky for 14 years but ads almost never work (as much as you pay for them). Ad business is the best business: you pay for something no one can reliably verify or measure. But you still pay because there is something s
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by ksajadi 9d ago
To me this is where the EU MEPs should place their privacy concerns. Unless it ends up being another consent pop up on TVs.
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by ksajadi 23d ago
looks very similar to markbase.cloud
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by ksajadi 26d ago
But it will remove the load bearing seams for the three things it might want to highlight before the gate is open.
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by ksajadi 26d ago
Totally agree. However I am hopeful. We started the first full instrumented project a few years back. It took us a long time to do the whole work including understanding the SDK, mapping the dimensions and getting everything right. Our last
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by ksajadi 26d ago
How do you stop agents from working over the same document at the same time? We do markbase for this exact reason.
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by ksajadi 1mo ago
i just wish google cloud ux was remotely as good as their models. they made some progress with their studio, but then in a true google fashion, product names keep changing (Gemini, Anti-gravity, Vertex, Google AI,...) as well as confusion a
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by ksajadi 1mo ago
that's what we started with, exactly because of the human review part. however we soon found out that there will be a lot of merge conflicts in the text (usually markdown) which heavily depends on the instructions and structure of the
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by ksajadi 1mo ago
For those looking for similar tools, there is also https://markbase.cloud/ as a hosted service. (Disclaimer: we built it for internal use first and would like to open source with the community help as we don’t have much exp
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by ksajadi 2mo ago
We use sendops.dev for that and the rest of reputation management on AWS.
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by ksajadi 2mo ago
That’s obvious. But a genuine question: why does it matter? This seems to be a detailed reference document for a very technical purpose (and SEO juice for the company I guess).
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by ksajadi 2mo ago
Sieve is for filtering (mostly dispatch and spam blocks) but admittedly it can be used for contact segmentation as well (similar to SendQL). However it doesn't have any workflow (drips for example) idioms.
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by ksajadi 2mo ago
These DSLs are not there to replace templates. They are to define email lifecycle: those are different things. Email lifecycle dictates "who" gets an email (ie anyone with a Pro plan) and "when" they get an email (after
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by ksajadi 2mo ago
I agree that a lot of marketeers send spam but that doesn't mean email as a category is just bad and should be blocked. I am all for anything that can make better use of email as yet another tool in our pockets be it marketing or just
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by ksajadi 2mo ago
I don't think this is about that. A lot drip campaign and segmentation tools are based on WYSIWYG editors or UI based flow editors, which puts them out of reach of agents. This turns those into agent friendly workflows. The app will se
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SendLang: A DSL for Email Automation(sendlang.com)
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by ksajadi 3mo ago
Meta: Can someone more familiar with the rules of HN please tell me why some Show HN posts get immediately “flagged” while others don’t? I have seen commercial entires like this be flagged while this one is on the first page.
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by ksajadi 3mo ago
Genuine question: why was this post flagged. what rule does it violate?
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by ksajadi 3mo ago
Cannot agree more. As part of our SOC2 we have to log and respond to all inbound vulnerability reports. Before it was easy to tell if a report was just a bounty hunter looking for a low hanging fruit. Now well crafted emails with seemingly
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by ksajadi 3mo ago
For our metrics and autoscaling engine at Cloud 66, we went through 5 iterations before settling on Clickhouse: 1. Redis 2. Cassandra 3. Handrolled: Ruby + RabbitMQ 4. Handrolled: Go + RabbitMQ 5. Clickhouse Every time we reached some limit
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by ksajadi 4mo ago
In a previous life I used to model insurance payouts for residential mortgages. The average we used was within 7 years.
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by ksajadi 4mo ago
Very interesting. Anecdotally I’ve found the opposite to be the case. But I’m very interested in understanding more. Thanks for sharing
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by ksajadi 4mo ago
that's an interesting approach and something i also considered (using git to avoid conflicts). one thing i needed was a "database" (basically a folder of markdowns) with a fixed schema so i can let the agents record their dec
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by ksajadi 4mo ago
I tend to agree with the rest of the commenters that the most likely outcome is that harnesses will include features like this. I had a slightly different issue and that was 'project-level memory' that i can use across models or h
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by ksajadi 4mo ago
This.^ I realized this first when moving a design spec from Claude chat to Claude Code and panicked. I literally had to build something like Notion but for agents to act as a portable memory between all cloud and local models and agents. Bu
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by ksajadi 4mo ago
I just want to say thank you for all your good work. We are very proud to have been a small part of your efforts at Cloud 66. Keep up the good work.
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by ksajadi 4mo ago
sometimes I feel we need to hire someone just to catch up with google breaking changes.
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by ksajadi 4mo ago
When you signup for Railway, they have uncommon way of making sure you have read and understood their T&C regarding abuse of their systems, including crypto mining, etc. My guess is that many are abusing their free tier, causing them tr
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by ksajadi 4mo ago
That is a good hypothesis but then you’d imagine they could combine it with registered clients to keep crawlers accountable.

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