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sanat

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www.cinder.co 1y ago

Roughly 80% of inbound applicants with experience were suspected North Koreans

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www.bloomberg.com 2y ago

Apple is spending a lot of time and money working out how LLMs might be useful

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news.ycombinator.com 2y ago

Cloudflare outage – 24 hours now

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blog.kloudmate.com 3y ago

Amazon Prime Video has NOT turned into a monolithic application

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Show HN: A powerful prompt I discovered for landing page copy from ChatGPT

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geniusbiographies.com 3y ago

Reese Witherspoon: the richest female Hollywood star

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hirevire.com 3y ago

A Simple Way to Finding Great Team Members When You’re a Small Business Founder

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news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: How do you log TV shows?

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blog.astechsolutions.in 7y ago

We should all be automating image optimization

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status.firebase.google.com 8y ago

Firebase hosting is down

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blog.astechsolutions.in 8y ago

What we learnt while doing remote angular builds

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blog.fogcreek.com 8y ago

'Make Better Software' Interviews by Fog Creek

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blog.astechsolutions.in 9y ago

How a web development company makes project backups easy for devs

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medium.com 9y ago

40 hours in a workweek is enough for a developer

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blog.astechsolutions.in 9y ago

Reasons why you should consider building a hybrid mobile app

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blog.astechsolutions.in 9y ago

A Play Store Experiment

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blog.astechsolutions.in 9y ago

How we communicate using two chat apps astech for a better work life balance

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blog.astechsolutions.in 9y ago

It’s all in the details

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www.meetup.com 11y ago

Hackers and Founders Meetup, 2nd May, Bandra, Mumbai

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www.forbes.com 11y ago

33.2% of all immigrant-founded startups in the U.S are from India

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github.com 11y ago

Libreboard, an open source project that mimics Trello features

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sanat.svbtle.com 12y ago

The games people clone

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hodgesdigital.com 12y ago

Don’t Make Me Think: Web Usability

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www.crazyegg.com 13y ago

Free Crazy Egg for the first 5k users per month

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vimeo.com 13y ago

The future of Google Glass[video]

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insanathon.posterous.com 13y ago

The little things about GMail

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insanathon.posterous.com 14y ago

Practice makes perfect

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www.lolgifs.in 14y ago

Show HN: Weekend Project for Laughs

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Two person Micro-SaaS which helps employers collect one way video interview screening responses from candidates at scale https://hirevire.com

Here's Hirevire’s #buildinpublic stats for October 2025!

$7,275 MRR (+13.74% MoM ▲)

3.2 years since launch

8.9K unique visitors, 2.5K from Organic Search

Two person Micro-SaaS which helps employers collect one way video interview screening responses from candidates at scale https://hirevire.com

Here's Hirevire’s #buildinpublic stats for September 2025!

MRR Metrics

$6,691 MRR (+11.14% MoM ▲)

$398 is the average lifetime value and ARPU is $61.10

9.86% Net MRR churn rate and 14.29% customer churn

21435 (-24% MOM ▼) applications collected Conversion numbers

3.67% Visits to Trial signups

8.30% Trial to paid plans

Two person Micro-SaaS which helps employers collect one way video interview screening responses from candidates at scale

https://Hirevire.com

Here's Hirevire’s #buildinpublic stats for June 2025!

MRR Metrics

$4263 MRR (+18.79% MoM ▲)

$348 is the average lifetime value and ARPU is $51.35

14.71% Gross MRR churn rate and 13.43% customer churn

$119,426 total revenue (last 12 months)

2 years and 10 months since launch

8.1K unique visitors, 4K from Google organic

$14,258 one time revenue collected

29634 (45% MOM ▲) applications collected

Conversion numbers

3.18% Visits to Trial signups

8.46% Trial to paid plans

Right now there is an enormous surge in applicant demand.

Talent teams face the challenging task of handling high-volume inbound channels, while maintaining an excellent candidate experience, and dedicating time to high-value recruiting activities.

So I'm working on Hirevire(https://hirevire.com/) to help automate the screening rounds so that talent teams can spend time interviewing only the best candidates.

The migration work was only a couple of hours for our core process. Took us 4 in total to restart collecting video.

We still have some accessory features to be moved to video on Bunny. Like transcriptions, downloads.

I run hirevire.com one way video interview SaaS - and we were pretty much dead in the water during the Cloudflare Stream outage.

We moved out to BunnyCDN's stream after waiting for 20 hours.

One side benefit is that our videos are now stored in EU instead of Cloudflare's <hand wavy> edge location around you.

Sator Square 3 years ago

I saw the Vibes movie video too - and loved it.

And I loved Tenet too - but I did go back and read a lot of explanation about it.

I've had similar revelations to culturally held beliefs which look like rituals.

Some Hindu communities don't allow families to enter a temple if someone in your close family has passed away for 14 days. They couldn't explain contagious diseases then, but realised that if it can kill you, something would show up within 14 days and it's better if you don't enter community spaces.

Reframing these rituals as explanations that could be given at time is a good way to look at the world.

If you see it the other way around - you just need one person to discover your writing to unlock the depth of your thinking as a person.

Writing for the internet > Doing that one on one through networking IRL

I used to run a services business, and thought that attending conferences and meet-ups would give me business. Networking (in real life) is not something I enjoyed - but had to do to get more business.

Some of the best business and personal relationships I've had IRL, have been a byproduct of writing something online.

Some the advantages that I can think of 1. Putting yourself out there has a lot more scale when you broadcast your thoughts by writing online. Even reaching 10s of people takes more time in real life. 2. Cumulative and compounding - someone can find out a lot more about you by just reading more of the things that you've written about in the past. 3. Pull vs Push - It lets the best connections come to you - instead of putting the impetus on you finding the best connection.