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2y ago
I think it's right for this to sit at the browser layer to have a human in the loop.
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How to get 8k followers, 1M impressions, and book $80k in revenue on LinkedIn
(letterdrop.com)
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3y ago
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Show HN: ChatGPT-powered Search Bar for your Site
(letterdrop.com)
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3y ago
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How to decide whether to host your company blog on a subdomain or subdirectory?
(letterdrop.com)
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5y ago
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parthi
5y ago
We do something similar across a React and a Next JS app. A little different because they are both web, but same principles of letting the clients do their own thing and having common backend logic. Also just started looking around your sit
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parthi
5y ago
We've been relying on manual testing so far. We're just starting to think about unit tests and integration tests. We don't know where to start. Would be cool if you could provide guidance on setting up good testing practices
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parthi
5y ago
Will give it a try!
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Plaid for DNS and custom domains-as-a-service
(dnspassport.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
If you’ve ever wanted to give your customers custom domains, send email on their behalf or manage their DNS records, would love feedback on dnspassport.com. Built this out for my current company and thinking of spinning this infrastructure
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Don't pivot too often; commit to a good market
(letterdrop.com)
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6y ago
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parthi
6y ago
Just in case you want to start a competing brokerage which doesn't block you from trading securities with what's happening with $GME right now.
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Build a Robinhood style waitlist with referrals
(referlist.co)
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parthi
6y ago
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How to not lose money when incorporating your startup
(letterdrop.co)
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6y ago
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Text me and I'll help you stick to any routine or habit
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parthi
6y ago
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Ask HN: Where do you store all your startup's sensitive legal documents?
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6y ago
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parthi
6y ago
Burgeoning space. Check out Command E, usefyi, dashworks.ai
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How to build an admin mode to impersonate user accounts
(medium.com)
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6y ago
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Ask HN: Where do you still use paper in your job?
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6y ago
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parthi
6y ago
Sentry provides local stack traces but not data which is hard to reproduce in dev
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Ask HN: How do I debug my back end in production?
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6y ago
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parthi
6y ago
What about product analytics?
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Ask HN: How is your backend instrumented?
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6y ago
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How YC startups shorten sales cycles by 20% with Slack
(blog.acrossapp.com)
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6y ago
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Ask HN: What are best practices to building a developer experience?
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6y ago
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parthi
6y ago
Yes, it's all on top of Stripe. We're not trying to recreate the infrastructure that they've built
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parthi
6y ago
TL;DR If you're a SaaS company, mightydash.com lets your users pick a plan, pay you and get access to what they paid for. Takes 15 mins and saves you at least a week of engineering Hello all, we've built a ton of SaaS apps in the
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Show HN: Drop-in billing and feature access management for SaaS
(mightydash.com)
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6y ago
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parthi
6y ago
Working on https://acrossapp.com for the past 3 weeks. Built a side project when everyone started WFH: https://hallway.chat
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parthi
7y ago
The nice thing about builders is that when they see a new problem, they try to fix it. Not everyone comes up with good solutions, but it's the thought that counts. Very inspiring to see people tackling problems from the new WFH situati
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parthi
7y ago
Slack is a clever name for a company, isn't it? I bet enterprise doesn't like it though
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