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niblettc commented on Show HN: LogoMVP – Generate quick, professional logos for your MVP   logomvp.com... · Posted by u/lentesdev
niblettc · 2 years ago
This is delightful!

The only issue I've ever had with these types of tools is they usually charge a monthly subscription. That probably makes sense for some kind of agency, but as an individual I don't need a subscription to a logo service. I just need a simple logo now, one-time.

niblettc commented on Cellular outage in U.S. hits AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon users   cnbc.com/2024/02/22/cellu... · Posted by u/rooooob
a_band · 2 years ago
AT&T seems down in Eastern TN too. All phones in SOS mode.
niblettc · 2 years ago
Hey neighbor! SOS mode here in north AL too.
niblettc commented on Launch HN: Retell AI (YC W24) – Conversational Speech API for Your LLM    · Posted by u/yanyan_evie
niblettc · 2 years ago
This is incredible and terrifying at the same time. Does it support long context? As in, can I voice chat with an instance of an agent, and then later in a different chat refer to items discussed in the previous chat? Can I also type / text with the agent and have it recall items from a previous session?
niblettc commented on Launch HN: AgentHub (YC W24) – A no-code automation platform    · Posted by u/murb
niblettc · 2 years ago
One piece of feedback: the landing page looks really nice and features a picture of a workflow with web scraping, which is something I’m actually looking for. But then I go to the templates and search web scraper and nothing comes up. Am I doing something wrong or looking for the wrong term?
niblettc commented on Terraform Cloud Pricing Changes Sticker Shock   shavingtheyak.com/2023/10... · Posted by u/exponentialgenx
niblettc · 2 years ago
Can confirm. Had a good experience using Terraform Cloud on personal projects. Tried to bring it to my Big Co team but leadership / accounting couldn't get over the sticker shock from their resource based pricing.

Azure DevOps does a good enough job for us.

niblettc commented on Show HN: Red Goose – Convert your website to mobile app    · Posted by u/marvindanig
niblettc · 3 years ago
Very interested in using this as a short term solution for launching on Android. Is there a way to see a preview of the app, interact with it, etc. before we pay? Want to verify everything works.
niblettc commented on Ask HN: Was this a phishing attempt?    · Posted by u/starwind
niblettc · 4 years ago
Careful, you might end up getting scammed into working at Amazon.
niblettc commented on Ask HN: Are there any rural tech communities?    · Posted by u/dkarp
niblettc · 4 years ago
Huntsville, AL, & Chattanooga, TN both have tech communities. Huntsville has NASA's MSFC and Redstone arsenal, so there's a ton of tech talent from all over the country there. Companies like Boeing, Blue Origin, Lockheed all have a presence. They're now starting to see non government / defense tech companies spring up, Like CommentSold. Gener8tor is launching a new accelerator program there.
niblettc commented on Discord is a black hole for information   knockout.chat/thread/3325... · Posted by u/Prestoon
niblettc · 4 years ago
There’s a huge opening in the market between slack and discord for community conversation and organization. My startup is working on this right now with a web3 implementation.
niblettc commented on Ask HN: Best way to host a website for 500 years?    · Posted by u/adamkochanowicz
NoGravitas · 4 years ago
Print it out on acid-free paper with a stable, acid-free ink. Have it bound as a hardback, and seal it into a waterproof container. Entrust it to one of your children, tell them to keep it in a safe-deposit box and take it out once a year to share with their children, and to pass it on to their children with the same instructions.

If you have it electronically, the absolute best case in 500 years is that it will be a relatively easy job for software archaeologists or historians to decode, assuming it's been periodically backed up to new media for all those years. The most likely case, though, is that in 150 years, the servers it was stored on, which have not been running for 80 years, will be picked over and/or melted down for precious metal contents by a tinker who wanders between mud-hut villages repairing their ancient metal pots in exchange for dried fish.

niblettc · 4 years ago
The second part of your answer is hilarious and depressing.

u/niblettc

KarmaCake day71March 14, 2018View Original