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Possible to match this searchable by domain name instead of having the name of the company directly?
Would be nice to automate some of these. We do some form of onboarding where we take the customer domain name and use Cloudflare radar api to fetch certain data and setup the workspace. This seems useful too
Matter!
Tweet tbh or read emails. They are not enough to be productive
I just pay $1.99/month to NextDNS tbh
Thank you.
I’m using contextual searches with Gemini. Yes it would normalize Google LLC and Google careers as Google.
I didn’t think of that but I can surely get that done next week. That’s a good usecase!
There’s a faq section on the website where I dive deeper.
tldr: Nothing is stored in any way, shape or form. Only the status/sentiment of the email content, and company name is being extracted. And others discarded.
The problem isn’t a checklist, it’s keeping it up to date when you apply to tens and 100s of jobs.
It’s a job tracker - whether by email or another SaaS type, you still put in the data regardless. But the policy on my end is not to store anything.
Even the chat feature doesn’t store. You type and it’s fired to the LLM for response
Maybe a kanban view might work? I use that on obsidian right now. I found it easier than a list
I am currently working on and beta testing an app called Malak. It is an opensource version of Visible VC/Carta/Angelist. as a previous founder, toolings to send and manage investors' updates, decks, fundraising and others were ridiculously expensive and now I have built one completely open sourced but I have an hosted cloud version.
Product live at https://malak.vc OSS source code at https://github.com/ayinke-llc/malak
OP literally said they worked at Datadog and Splunk. That’s enough tbh as those are leaders in this space
I’m working on a OSS version of a relationship hub for founders and investors. Think deck and Data room management, investors updates amongst others.
Really really early days but progress can be followed at https://github.com/ayinke-llc/malak
Could you remove the powered by Tailwind?
Location: anywhere/time flexible
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Go, Javascript, Typescript, Next, Kubernetes
Résumé/CV: Available on request
Email: yo@lanre.wtf
Github: https://github.com/adelowo
Website: https://lanre.wtfI’d say you should consider Remix. It seems to be the most straight forward yet power packed one.
NextJS always break for some weird reason and the upgrades are painful sort of
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: no
Technologies: Golang, K8S, Terraform, NextJS, React
Résumé/CV: available on request
Email: yo@lanre.wtfI have not seen 30s wait times but like another comment suggested, I use Redis then incrementally process the requests to Notion. If they fail, I add to a poison queue and retry
AirPods Max
Pirsch analytics is a great one https://github.com/pirsch-analytics/pirsch
Do you have experience with Flowbite? Do you think tailwindui is still better?
Around 15-20% test coverage sadly enough. As a solo founder, small team, not enough funds in the bank, the most important thing is shipping the next change and iterating from there
We use Grafana + Loki. We found it simpler than ELK alternatives and others
Could you make this a template we can duplicate? :)
I use Zoho mail with my own domain - personal though.
Mine is at https://lanre.wtf :)
Chatkit does exactly everything you want already and even more. Typing indicators,roles and permission ( you could use this to restrict only admins to adding and removing users in a group or deletion of messages).
While you say it is expensive:
- probably the easiest integration you'd find around around. Here is an example of what you described above https://pusher.com/tutorials/chat-app-react-native-gifted-ch... ( probably just 4 - 15 lines of code and you have real time chat, "who's typing" )
- it offers quite a ton of features you might be overlooking right now. An example is sending push notifications to offline users automatically - pricing is actually generous enough since you get a thousand unique users before paying $500/pm. Except your business is pretty large, you might not hitting that limit any time soon and at the time, you hit the limit, the prices might be justifiable - maybe