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To add some recursion, if you are willing to give feedback on AppFeedBackScratch itself: https://app-feed-back-scratch.vercel.app/app/4ca376b3-e0ce-4...

Show HN: AppFeedBackScratch – Reciprocal Feedback for Indie Developers

https://app-feed-back-scratch.vercel.app/

Apps are multiplying, and I see tons of threads of devs sharing their app and asking for feedback and getting no engagement. As an app dev, I need feedback, and one thing I can give in exchange is feedback for others.So the idea here is simple: build in an incentive for builders to take a serious look at other builders' apps. On this site, if you give helpful reviews to other devs (determined...

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Show HN: Spend.watch – The cash flow app I needed

https://spend.watch/app/main

I'm building Spend.watch because my checking and credit card balances felt out of control.Other personal finance apps didn't give me an overall picture of my spending across multiple accounts in different areas, and where my balance was likely headed over the next month.With no accounts connected, the site shows demo data. If you’re interested in trying it with your real accounts (US only for...

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Re:I made a thing to have ChatGPT talk to itself on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @02:19AM (#35435787)
Just a fun project to feed OpenAI chat responses to itself in conversation format
This is an outgrowth of a previous site I made that was devoted to the album "All Day" by the mashup artist "Girl Talk".

Previous site: http://alldaysamples.com

Same album annotated on the new site: http://readyrickshaw.com/toob/node/63

Feedback would be terrific. There's more info here: http://readyrickshaw.com/toob/node/98

Re:An Email Lesson for Startups: Resent vs. Re-sent on Sunday December 14, 2008 @11:15PM (#398011)
old: adding "in bed" to a fortune cookie fortune

new: adding "for startups" to titles submitted to HN

Re:Ask HN: Who's Hiring? on Tuesday November 25, 2008 @01:44AM (#376106)
My employer (Guidewire Software) is hiring: [email protected]

As an employer, it's a total hidden gem. It's website screams "boring insurance industry vendor", but inside it's got a very very good developer environment, and it may very well reach its goal of dominating its chosen niche: core enterprise systems for insurance companies. The other devs are excellent, management is excellent and very decentralized/hands-off, very little politics and other nonsense, free snacks and drinks, tons of interesting work. We're a java shop, so we'd expect some java experience, but most importantly, we're looking for really good, really smart devs. A CS-related degree (masters preferred) from a top school helps.