mlitwiniuk

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by mlitwiniuk 13d ago
I use it for fully auditable agentic compliance work - many of my customers already used MCPs for their compliance work, and recent changes made that fully auditable. I have to admit that it's much easier to use and work on compliance
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Omarchy 4 (Quattro) Released(github.com)
19 points by mlitwiniuk 1mo ago|5 comments
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by mlitwiniuk 1mo ago
Still making fellow founders' lives easier when it comes to SOC2/ISO27001. AuditBadger ( https://auditbadger.com ) is a compliance management platform where AI drafts policies, controls, risks, business continuity plans,
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by mlitwiniuk 1mo ago
I kinda agree, I won't pretend it's otherwise. But I do believe, that particularly now, it's important to keep the bare minimum. And some aspects of managing compliance are kinda useful (like checking that you have a lot of b
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Show HN: AuditBadger – SOC 2 and ISO 27001 – AI drafts, you approve(auditbadger.com)
9 points by mlitwiniuk 1mo ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Draftlight – AI that makes you a better writer (leaves writing to you)(draftlight.xyz)
1 points by mlitwiniuk 1mo ago|0 comments
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by mlitwiniuk 2mo ago
And knowing Anthropic being developer friendly we can expect them to ban this in 3... 2...
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by mlitwiniuk 2mo ago
I think the title doesn't reflect well the context. From their page: > Free cloud hosting for open source projects > We use open source every day, and this is how we give back: a free Miget Hobby 5 plan ($25/mo) for as long
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by mlitwiniuk 2mo ago
$9.99 later - moving on.
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by mlitwiniuk 2mo ago
Thanks. So now I have no choice? :)
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by mlitwiniuk 2mo ago
As I'm looking into similar tools, they get quite expensive for bootstrapped startups. So I really respect, that this one has "pay once" option, rather than yet another subscription. AI tokens is a real cost and this is a nic
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by mlitwiniuk 2mo ago
Once something big gets in, don't try to remove it yourself! All those heroic movies, when someone removes an arrow, should have ended 5 minutes later.
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by mlitwiniuk 2mo ago
Ok, this one crosses the bar - time to jailbreak my Kindle. On days when I don't vibe-code (or code less), I get this withdrawal-like feeling (lack of dopamine?), and I tend to spend too much time watching dumb X posts or striving for
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by mlitwiniuk 2mo ago
What apology letters? Never got anything, not even a reply to my support tickets.
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by mlitwiniuk 2mo ago
Ok, back to $0.17 :D
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by mlitwiniuk 2mo ago
I was actually in the toilet when I got an email I owe them $36,869,876,146.51. I literally just shit myself.
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by mlitwiniuk 3mo ago
Yes, this. I never redesign things for sake of redesigning. But being solo developer bootstrapping my product, I don't have a luxury of testing some concepts deeply internally or publishing well-optimized components. And when I see my
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by mlitwiniuk 3mo ago
This is cool, I'll give it a try with my next pet project. So most likely next week, once I'm done with Fable ;) (seriously, I haven't started as many pet projects in the last 10 years as I did in the last 12 months).
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by mlitwiniuk 3mo ago
Thanks, I'm seriously blushing ;) No, the design system isn't public. But only because it's a month old and I never considered opening it. I'll give it some thought. I don't have a design background, but I ran a sof
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by mlitwiniuk 3mo ago
My product is AuditBadger.com - it's an AI-assisted compliance management platform (ISO27001 & SOC2) that guides you through the whole process (with everything a small business might want from such software). Having a few dozen cus
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by mlitwiniuk 3mo ago
I have to admit that when it was blocked, I canceled my max plan and asked for a refund. It felt like someone took away my previous toy. So I'm happy it's back again; I upgraded to max again. Coding aside, but Claude Design is phe
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by mlitwiniuk 4mo ago
Had experience with compliance before, now building on it and learning a ton. Growing number of customers suggest I’m onto something, so doubts are minimal And yes, solo founder.
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by mlitwiniuk 4mo ago
Define "to succeed". Had one business (dev shop) that was successfully aqui-hired - but it took my 10 years to build it. For last two years working on a startup, pivotel last year to GRC / compliance management. Finally with
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by mlitwiniuk 4mo ago
I have to disagree - did it solo while dogfooding the tool for this exact purpose.
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by mlitwiniuk 4mo ago
I've created a product around this exact problem and niche. No, you can not automate 99% of it, but one (tool I've created) can help with guidance and translating strange requirements into something, that matches your context. I p
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by mlitwiniuk 4mo ago
Thank you :)
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by mlitwiniuk 4mo ago
Mostly nodding along, with a few of these aged in interesting ways from where I'm sitting. The drones bit hurts the most. There's a war an hour from our border eating FPVs by the millions, and Poland - sitting on batteries, motors
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by mlitwiniuk 4mo ago
Filed from Poznań, which is where I'm typing from. The dateline alone made me smile. I've been building software here for almost 20 years. Started a software house, grew it to ~50 people, sold it, now back to bootstrapping from sc
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by mlitwiniuk 5mo ago
Full post by Theo: > Fun fact - if you have a recent commit that mentions OpenClaw in a json blob, Claude Code will either refuse your request or bill you extra money. > This is an empty repo, I'm just calling Claude Code directl
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Claude Code is inspecting repos and can auto-switch to extra usage(twitter.com)
4 points by mlitwiniuk 5mo ago|1 comments

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