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Congrats on the launch @torianyk ! It's been cool to see you working so hard toward this, and the product looks amazing! Definitely planning to try this out!
PlanEat AIAI turns your health goals into a 7-day menu & grocery list
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Congrats on the launch! The "mind-melding" definitely sounds interesting - potentially some great network externalities there
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Discover unique insights and generate custom reports on public policy in any jurisdiction. Customers use us to analyze changes in US state education policy, generate reports on UK financial regulations, monitor vaccine policies across the EU, and much more!
ParsagonAI to track and analyze public policy
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As a machine learning researcher who used to work on bug detection models, this is awesome! Do you have any metrics on how well the AI performs on finding different kinds of issues? (The nerd in me has to ask)
Microtica AI Incident InvestigatorAn AI Agent that tells you why your systems break
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For free?? Well, time to migrate off Pulley :)
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Give us good causes you care about, and we'll try to help
We're building an AI that helps organizations track public policy, and we recently had an educational non-profit and a healthcare organization become customers. We'd love to find more non-profits/organizations supporting good causes to work with. If you know any such organizations where public policy often impacts their operations, we'd love to hear about it and try to help!
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As a technical person, I'm sure plenty of the hate comes from feeling threatened, uncomfortable, etc. That being said, I think plenty of the hate also comes from technical people watching vibecoders make costly mistakes that a technical person then has to try to fix. If you're vibe coding a personal project for fun, I think most people don't have a problem with that. But if you're vibe coding...
Are "real" engineers/developers (secretly) hating on non-technical vibecoders?
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We use AWS Batch to run longer functions, AWS Step Functions for orchestration, Postgres for persisting data, Redis for temporary caching for jobs that need it, and Django for custom API endpoints. We have separate jobs scheduled to scan recent jobs for crashes and re-run those jobs or otherwise handle the crashes accordingly. And yeah, it definitely gets messy (I've certainly learned a lot...
Anyone else running into same problem deploying long-running AI agents?
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It's always possible that your unique value will suddenly become less unique. My solution is to make my unique value something that I'd be happy to see people copy. For example, I've built an AI that scrapes/analyzes publications from government bodies around the world, with the goal of improving government transparency by giving people a single location where they can track public policy....
🤔 The AI Founder's Paradox: Building on Quicksand in 2025
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Imo both schools of thought are touching on important requirements for building a business: On the one hand, you need a lot of time/resources to build a business. Someone who has to raise kids may not have the time or financial freedom to pursue entrepreneurial endeavors. (Though things might be different if your spouse is the main homemaker/caregiver. I do wonder how much time entrepreneurs...
A more personal topic: Having (or not having) a family while building a business?
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A New Way to Stop Deepfakes?
So Denmark seems poised to pass a new bill that would give each person exclusive rights over their likeness, including facial features, body, and voice. This effectively treats these personal attributes as a form of intellectual property, making deepfakes illegal through copyright law. An individual whose likeness has been misused in a deepfake would be able to demand the removal of the...
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When will AI necessitate a Universal Basic Income?
So imo, one of the logical conclusions of AI automation is a universal basic income that fully meets people's needs (let's call that a "full UBI"). If one day, 99% of jobs as we know them were automated, at that point I think the vast majority of people would want a full UBI, which is much higher than what most countries offer today, if they have a UBI at all. But what I'm wondering is: what is...
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Hi Makers! I'm excited and a little bit nervous to introduce you to Parsagon, a new way to track and analyze policy developments. 🌟 What is Parsagon? Parsagon is an AI that can collect and analyze publications from any government body in any jurisdiction. It currently parses and analyzes legislation, press releases, speeches, meeting minutes, executive orders, and much more in 64 countries and...
ParsagonAI to track and analyze public policy
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Agree with @manu_goel2. AIs that are really baked into essential business workflows can create a lot of value. A lot of builders on this platform know how much AI can help with coding tasks, and imo, it's the same in many other industries - it's just that the average person won't be familiar with the essential workflows of most industries. E.g., Global 500 companies currently use our AI to...
Everyone’s building with AI but is anyone actually using it daily?
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As someone whose AI ingests a lot of news content (we make a vertical AI for political/regulatory monitoring), I really hope this marketplace works out. I'd love to compensate the news organizations that our AI monitors. We make donations to various news orgs, but a marketplace would make that compensation process a lot more straightforward. Same with government agencies, departments,...
Should AI companies pay website owners for scraping their content? (A new opportunity is emerging)
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If I just needed those 2 bullet points (storage + uploading), I would just build it myself. Storage solutions like the ones listed already have pretty good SDKs, and building an uploader on the frontend isn't that hard. Now if I needed additional processing/transformation of the files after upload, that's when I might not want to build it myself. E.g., if I need to process uploaded...
Trying to validate a business idea: Embeddable Uploader for saas
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I'd be curious to know what the developer experience is like these days. I have no experience with desktop, but web-based frameworks like React always seemed to have a lower barrier to entry to me, especially since you don't have to worry about accommodating Mac vs Windows vs Linux. I guess you could use something cross-platform like Electron, but my understanding is that there are drawbacks to...
I almost skipped building desktop apps... until I realized this
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Very cool product! I have two questions. 1) I'm curious if you have any data on what percentage of generated tests are accepted by users vs what percentage require edits or deletion. (Used to be a program synthesis researcher, so I'm always curious about data on this kind of stuff :) ). 2) For those of us that practice test-driven development (or at least try to), do you envision EarlyAI being...
EarlyAIAI Agent for test code generation
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Congrats on the launch! I'm curious what you think the main things are that people should ask or seek to find out on the platform. For those less politically on top of things, it can be hard to know what you don't know, and some insight on what you think most people are missing by not using this platform could be quite helpful.
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