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Re:Ask HN: How do you handle QA at a startup with no QA team? Genuinel...
on Monday June 29, 2026 @01:51PM (#48722591)
I guess usually using things like sentry or having a close conversation with customers.
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on Monday June 29, 2026 @01:49PM (#48722557)
Cool! Will try it out!
Re:Mistral AI Releases Forge
on Wednesday March 18, 2026 @05:41AM (#47423526)
Go EU!
Re:Why AI Agents Need Email Guardrails
on Monday March 09, 2026 @07:22AM (#47307598)
i mean, i think they already did give the clankers phone numbers, check out the youtube vid by Steve Mould where he's called by an AI and he realises it and asks for a recipe of bolognese. it's hilarious
Show HN: Sharplink Gaming Stock Dashboard
To make better decisions on investments and since sharplink gaming is very transparent, it is possible to show a lot of data around the company.
Show HN: Buildable – Project management through MCP
I am an old developer who started using an AI Assisted code editor about 6 months ago. After building a few MVPs I started to notice a pattern in my process to go from idea to a complete MVP. It would go something like:1. Ideate together with ChatGPT, thoroughly come up with a solid product that would seem both fun to build and give me some value from building it.2. Dig into a good tech stack,...
Show HN: A No-Nonsense Discord Timestamp Generator
https://dank.tools/discord-time-tag
Looking for some tips on improvements, am I missing a feature or could I improve the UX somehow?Thanks!
Show HN: A Minimal Poll Experiment on Dank.tools
https://dank.tools/simple-poll
Hi HackerNews,Would love to hear your feedback on this minimal poll tool. How would you make a better UX and what minimal feature am I missing?
Show HN: SVG Path Length Calculator
HappyPanda tells me what to fix every Monday so I can ship better apps
Re:New Customizable Pomodoro Timer
on Tuesday November 26, 2024 @07:20AM (#42245050)
A few months ago, I found myself stuck. I had a long list of tasks but no clear way to prioritize or track them, and by the end of the day, it always felt like I hadn’t accomplished much. I needed a way to stay focused, manage my projects, and understand where my time was really going.
That’s when I decided to build Pomoti.me: a Pomodoro timer that’s more than just a timer.
It started as a simple tool to manage my own productivity, but it quickly evolved into something much bigger. Pomoti.me lets you create projects, break them into smaller tasks, and track how much time you spend on each one. You can view detailed statistics to see your daily and weekly focus trends and understand how you’ve been spending your time.
But the twist? You can make your timer your own. Premium users can style their timer with custom backgrounds, creating a workspace that feels personal and inspiring. And if you’re collaborating, you can even share your timer with friends or teammates to stay accountable and work together.
Pomoti.me is designed for anyone who wants to stay focused while managing their workload—whether you’re a developer, a student, or just someone looking to tackle their to-do list with clarity.
It’s still early days, but I’d love for you to try it out and share your feedback. What do you think? Would something like this fit into your workflow?
Check it out here: https://pomoti.me
Let’s build better productivity together!
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