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Show HN: A little cat that counts your tokens (Claude and codex)(jpthecat.com)
3 points by saddington 2mo ago|0 comments
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Skills-Maxxing with Agent Harness Engineering(blog.yen.chat)
1 points by saddington 6mo ago|1 comments
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by saddington 6mo ago
Or how I sign, notarize, and cryptographically verify YEN — touching 30 languages, 5 compilers, 65 verification checks, and zero CI servers — from a single command.
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by saddington 11mo ago
on the topic of death... i'm working on a saas based on it: http://deathnote.ai
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by saddington 11mo ago
i've been working on a small saas product helping folks figure out how to manage their social media accounts when they die. yeah. pretty esoteric, but, i'm a bit stuck at this point on how i should grow it. i don't want to pa
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I built an app for death, inspired by the death note anime(deathnote.ai)
3 points by saddington 1y ago|1 comments
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by saddington 1y ago
i know this is kind of morbid, but this is one of those "special interests" that i have... i am fascinated by death. i really think it's one of the more interesting topics of study. eh, that's besides the point. i'v
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by saddington 3y ago
surprised that no one suggested something obvious and relatively easy: friends and family. these folks know you well and may (surprisingly) know folks within your field that you didn't know about. i got a job from an acquaintance who k
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by saddington 4y ago
it was useful for a time in web2.0 land but things have changed. ... also, i realized i wanted more privacy, not less as i got older. the blog was becoming a potential risk by increasing surface area of attack on identity.
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by saddington 5y ago
using bbs was FREEDOM... it was the ability to be anyone that you wanted to be in whatever form you wanted. and there wasn't much censorship either.
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by saddington 5y ago
i'm 38, about to be 39... and i'm semi-retired. built a great career around software and then got a bit lucky with investing... and now that's kinda on auto-pilot. i'm actually trying to figure out what i want to do in t
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by saddington 5y ago
5. one-one-one coaching via private messages! — i get to do one-on-one coaching and engagement with my community members as they enter into the space and engage with the community / product. this "white glove" type of experie
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Show HN: I'm using a nocode comm tool
5 points by saddington 5y ago|1 comments
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by saddington 5y ago
this is admittedly self-promotional but i've built a free app that helps with this... it's a web app designed to literally "maintain relationships with users" especially new projects. you can see how i'm doing this
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by saddington 5y ago
i'm working on a federation system for metaverse. yen.chat is an example.
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by saddington 5y ago
it helped me more quickly assess tools, skills, readings, and even relationships based on more readily-categorized material. otherwise, i was just guessing but unsure.
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by saddington 5y ago
i built yen.chat so that i didn't have to pay for slack... i use it for internal communication with my team as we build a b2b saas tool. i hate slack.
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by saddington 5y ago
no one wants more moderation; we need less.
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by saddington 5y ago
it's small, but, i've built an embeddable community platform: http://yen.chat
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by saddington 5y ago
i've been building software as an engineer for 20+ years for big cos and indie projects. ... they all kinda start out the same: ![]( https://yen.fm/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/3-steps-for-basic-... ) i
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by saddington 5y ago
i dropped you a line! :P
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by saddington 5y ago
YEN | SF, SV, REMOTE | Typescript / React / NodeJS Engineer | FT, PT, Contract YEN has built the first embeddable community platform that empowers creators to build great businesses. We're venture-funded and a small team of 2
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by saddington 5y ago
+1 to this. "just practice" seems trite and over-simplistic, but, it's fundamentally true. if you can find a partner to work with is always a better way to do it.
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by saddington 5y ago
the hardest leadership challenge has also been the hardest professional challenge... i cofounded a venture-backed startup with my brother. a few years in, i had to fire him. too many details to unpack here, but, gratefully he's found f
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by saddington 5y ago
+1 to this.
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by saddington 5y ago
YEN | Full-Stack, Front-end: https://twitter.com/yenFTW/status/1379868243846782983 Remote is fine! We're a GCP, React, Typescript startup.
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by saddington 5y ago
+1 on this. damn.
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Ask HN: Honest Thoughts on Triplebyte, Others?
5 points by saddington 5y ago|3 comments
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by saddington 5y ago
+1. what a great team.
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by saddington 6y ago
really enjoyed reading this. and providing some light edits on the original. what a pleasure.

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