I'm talking about bootstrapped, vertical solutions, micro-SaaS, indie-hacker type SaaS software.I'm seeing more and more organizations using internal vibe coding apps they built, and it seems like this trend is only increasing.What do you see unfolding?
Prototaxites was a massive, trunk-like organism (up to ~8m tall, ~1m wide) that dominated land ~420–370 million years ago, long before trees or complex plants existed. It looked like a tree, but chemical evidence suggests it didn’t photosynthesize. Internally it was made of interwoven microscopic tubes, unlike plant tissue. It’s often described as a giant fungus, but it doesn’t cleanly match modern fungi either, and some researchers think it may represent an entirely extinct branch of eukaryotic life. In other words, early “forests” may have been dominated by something we don’t have a modern analog for.
I was wondering if there is a devtool out there that helps me integrate annoying OAuth/external services to my product. Like fetching outlook emails without having to create an outlook app and integrate their sdk/auth. Some tool that abstracts interacting with external services?
I was wondering what is the current state of extraction open source tools. Citations back to the document are also important.
Batch requests take up to 24h but cut costs by ~50%. Features include structured outputs, automatic cost tracking, state resume after interruptions, and citation support (Anthropic only for now).
It's open-source, feedback/contributions welcome!
Let's say you need to translate and re-format a really big piece of text, bigger than 100-200k tokens.
I've been using Cursor for the last couple of months but I'm feeling like I might be hitting the limits of Cursor. I'm seeing a lot of forgetting and problems with my codebase getting larger, and it having problems with my mono repo structure.1. Is there a better AI IDE that remembers when I correct it about structural issues I have with it? 2. Is there an AI IDE that is test-first? helping me...
Our sales and C-level employees have milestone based equity incentive programs. I was wondering if there is any equity milestones that could work for developers?
I love firefox and want to support it, I hate seeing the direction the company goes to with privacy.
Given that python is leading the charge in terms of ML/LLMs, I still want modern react features ( next.js) - what are best practices around combining the two?
Any thoughts on using Vercel/Next.js for B2B enterprise customers? Will this be a bad choice (compliance/uptime etc...)?
What are the pros and cons? Aren't you afraid that it makes the SaaS offering less enticing, especially to highly technical people (which seems like might be a big chunk of your potential users)?
Hoping for: - Better pricing for public apps. - Better ability to easily customize the frontend design without touching CSS/HTML/JS.
Imagine you could run teams of marketing/sales/support ai-agents and focus on your core business. "The next 1B, 1 Person companies".
Just 15 years ago you'd need teams of 10+ people to do basic ml tasks you could do today. Now you have an LLM or a SaaS service that outperforms those teams for the fraction of the cost.
It would be amazing to see how long an article is before reading it on HN.Sorry if Ask HN is not the right prefix?