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@apple → various startups → @featurepeek (YC S19) → @netlify → @workos

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workos.com 9mo ago

LLMs are très bien at localization

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github.com 1y ago

Show HN: Puremd-mcp – MCP server for reliably accessing web content

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pure.md 1y ago

Show HN: Prefix any URL with `pure.md/` to get unblocked Markdown

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crawlspace.dev 1y ago

Show HN: Crawlspace – A centralized web crawling platform built on Cloudflare

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www.netlify.com 3y ago

Deploy to Netlify from Within ChatGPT

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techcrunch.com 6y ago

FeaturePeek moves beyond Y Combinator with $1.8M seed

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featurepeek.com 6y ago

How to import Mailchimp campaigns as a Gatsby source

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featurepeek.com 6y ago

The subtle art of giving great code reviews

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featurepeek.com 6y ago

Why are so many organizations slow to approve pull requests?

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featurepeek.com 6y ago

Where should your team review your front-end changes?

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www.ridecabin.com 6y ago

Cabin releases 2nd-gen fleet of sleeper bus from SF to LA and back

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news.ycombinator.com 6y ago

Launch HN: FeaturePeek (YC S19) – Front-end review for the whole team

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: Apps used for code review?

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medium.com 8y ago

How you can use Facebook to track your friends’ sleeping habits (2016)

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techcrunch.com 9y ago

Inflect makes buying internet infrastructure easier

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www.upi.com 12y ago

DEA to pay $4.1 million to CA college student forgotten in room for 5 days

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twitter.com 13y ago

OS X: copy text from background, paste into foreground without losing focus

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ve.kl7xwf7m.vesrv.com 14y ago

Show HN: Unobtrusive Realtime Mouse-Tracking Analytics for Node.js

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www.trippyapps.com 18y ago

Trippy Apps - Every Psychedelic Computer Program on the Internet

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I have no plans in downloading Atlas either, but I think your browsing isn't used for training unless you opt in.

By default, we don’t use the content you browse to train our models. If you choose to opt-in this content, you can enable “include web browsing” in your data controls settings. Note, even if you opt into training, webpages that opt out of GPTBot, will not be trained on.

https://openai.com/index/introducing-chatgpt-atlas/

I am so sick of these anthropomorphized names that have nothing to do with anything that we’re all supposed to remember now. Why are we giving products first names? The worst offender is probably Amazon Rufus. It’s all so dumb and I hate it. At least attempt to be clever and name it something that relates to the product itself. Even Google Wave, despite its shortcomings, made sense as a product name.

Slow social media 10 months ago

I think there should also be a reasonable cap on the number of connections that can be made. Something like 300 friends sounds right. Any more than that and you're a collector, and not using the platform to foster connection.

Path[1] did that, but with a cap of 50, and then 150 (based on the Dunbar number of meaningful human connections one can retain). They had a crazy growth period but eventually went kaput.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Path_(social_network)

If anyone has a browser plugin which automatically redirects to llms.txt sign me up.

Not a browser plugin, but you can prefix URLs with `pure.md/` to get the pure markdown of that page. It's not quite a 1:1 to llms.txt as it doesn't explain the entire domain, but works well for one-off pages. [disclaimer: I'm the maintainer]