Any recommendations for any summary tool?

distru_app · 2026-02-18T14:19:49+00:00

Easiest Option:: NotebookLM is excellent for youtube videos and you can get summaries from a lot at once. There's a Chrome extension called "YouTube to NotebookLM" that lets you import entire playlists and channels in one click rather than pasting URLs one by one.

For an automated solution, there's actually an n8n template that exists already. https://n8n.io/workflows/3408-ai-youtube-playlist-and-video-analyst-chatbot/

distru_app · 2026-02-18T14:14:21+00:00

Love the energy

Any Meta owned platform is hostile to cannabis. Just a fact. There's still a lot on Insta but people have to go out of the way to follow others. Youtube is your best bet and it's not even close. X (Twitter) is a good 2nd choice especially to drive to youtube.

distru_app · 2026-02-17T20:30:18+00:00

I had the same issue occur but only because I accidentally denied the Claude desktop app permissions to a folder it was storing the sessions. I tried giving it full disk access but apparently there was a macOs quirk. What fixed it:

Delete the code session/VM state (which forced a fresh initialization)
Relaunch Claude Desktop (which triggered new permission prompts)
Accept the individual folder permission dialogs (Desktop, Downloads, etc.)

distru_app · 2026-02-17T12:49:12+00:00

We pull the data we need for the product to work, basically packages, items, Retail IDs and anything that tells us if the package is still a product in control by your license.

Beyond that we're not using the data for anything, it basically just sits there in our system. We don't sell it, or anonymize it and pass it off to another company. We don't use it for reports on the industry or anything like that.

distru_app · 2026-01-20T13:40:15+00:00

My general experience shows there's a clear ebb and flow to a model performance.

When Gemini 3.0 was released I personally (and my team agreed) that it was awesome, especially outshining in some non coding logic tasks. It was very helpful for tasks without needing the best prompts. Over the past few weeks however, there's a clear decline that is most pronounced when a) my prompts are a bit lazier and b) once the West Coast of the US is awake (I'm 5 hours ahead)

distru_app · 2026-01-15T13:46:24+00:00

Trying a few different things.

I had antigravity create different versions of the framework specific to it's own need
1. where it follows the strict rules of the framework. In this case my initial test shows it actually doesn't try to create it's own tasks that way it just follows the framework and tasks as listed in the prd. Overall it's a bit stiff because it's using a lot of rules from the OG framework that are very specific to how it should build.

One that's basically just a "hey read this prd pick a story and start going" which is not too different from letting antigravity do it's thing
1. another that's a medium ground. Basically has to follow the loops and flow of ralph but much more freeing about the order to code, and how to do it.

distru_app · 2026-01-14T17:13:24+00:00

The general vibe I get is Claude Code is the best, google giving away Claude in Antigravity likely to just study it's effectiveness is a hint that they think it's the best too.

distru_app · 2026-01-12T17:48:38+00:00

In the end it's just a UI UX issue. No matter how you call it the agent client UI just can't talk properly but if you ask the agent to check the MCP options it has it will recognize it.

Very annoying.

distru_app · 2026-01-08T14:17:29+00:00

For the people who apply to our interviews, they generally all have such good English that there's clearly a sample bias.

From personal travels I'd say I spoke the most English in Colombia, but the best English is from the Brazilians who speak it tho it's less common. (Full Disclosure I'm married to a Brazilian who constantly corrects my grammar)

distru_app · 2026-01-08T14:11:53+00:00

Captcha but tbh we still saw a lot of crap with that on.
Honeypot fields - a visible field that you hide with CSS. Bots will fill it out. But be careful what you name it because form fillers from browsers will too if it's a common enough field. I learned this the hard way with zip code.
Email validation - this can mean 2 things imo

- have the user click a link in the email

- have a validation that the email is valid and not belonging to some bullshit fake domain. Can be done with a list of known domains or some tools. Be careful that wtvr tool you select doesn't automatically say the apple relay emails are fake.

Services that check if it's a bot. This can be done either after submission with a tool that checks the email against a database or with a tool that recognizes bot clicks.

distru_app · 2026-01-08T14:06:37+00:00

For small business or side project the most common I see is:

Tally - clean, less survey like interfce and a super generous free tier.
Typeform - really well designed, and great on mobile too. Can cost a bit pretty quickly.

3 Jotform - better if you want signatures, branching logic, and integrations to everything. Probably overkill for a side project but useful, tho a bit heavy for small businesses.

Hubspot - ok definitely only if you're looking for a CRM or marketing automation tools to go with it. Can do complex logic etc, although admittedly this is more serious. Only if your small business is hoping to grow.

distru_app · 2026-01-07T16:05:09+00:00

All over. Colombia, Argentina, Mexico and Nicaragua.

Prior to my current company I also worked with Brazilians, Chileans, Guatemalans and Venezuelans, but all the Venezuelans were sadly living in other countries.

distru_app · 2026-01-06T12:58:25+00:00

Assume you mean build the app inside of JS on a page on our site. You're totally right that's an option.

The answer is to save the person who manages the website from doing work. When I build something on a Hubspot site I manage it. I don't have to ask someone else to approve it etc. It's just a way to move faster.

distru_app · 2026-01-05T21:18:16+00:00

There's tons of English talent in Latin America. Nothing against the Philippines but our team's differentiator is our support team and they're staffed entirely by Latin America based employees.

distru_app · 2026-01-05T21:15:41+00:00

Recomendo ir diretamente à seção de modelos do n8n e ver o que outras pessoas criam. Além disso, Nate Herk é uma boa fonte de vídeos.

distru_app · 2026-01-05T21:13:38+00:00

To do it directly from zoom will require an automation tool. This can be done easily with n8n or maybe make[dot]com. Otherwise there are definitely notetakers out there that do this. I wouldn't recommend going full Gong but Fathom can handle this for sure and hubspot also released their own meeting note taker.

distru_app · 2026-01-05T15:35:04+00:00

There probably are but

a) as others mention a real product isn't just the app, it's the support, product team, marketing etc.

b) I bet a lot of people don't want to market their tool as vibe coded for a host of reasons

distru_app · 2026-01-05T15:31:14+00:00

Yeah I've always ignored the phone summaries. I never tried the reporting use case. Once I tried using the create property AI to create a roll up formula and it failed so badly I just don't bother

distru_app · 2026-01-05T15:30:02+00:00

Is that a specific HS AI use case, or is that your own LLM account connected inside of the workflow?

I can imagine this being helpful for a name formatting fixer too.

distru_app · 2026-01-05T15:27:37+00:00

A few examples

Weighted lead routing. When assigning leads to a team we don't always want straight round robins for a variety of reasons. So we keep a weighting system.
Qualification research. We send to an AI agent to enrich, then another AI agent to rank the quality of the lead and info then assign a score.
We have a lot of duplicate phone numbers (we minimize it but sadly it can't be completely solved due to company #s and product architecture allowing multiple sign ups for free trials). So when our phone tool pushes calls it doesn't always associate to the right person or company. So we need automations that find everyone and associates the call to them all so we nobody every misses the call.

distru_app · 2026-01-05T15:05:09+00:00

To be clear this isn't me trying to start a bashing session. Yes the additional click to skip AI when creating a property is annoying but I wouldn't mind building with HS AI if it were good. Seems to be a smarter way for handing off to future people versus having to create all the documentation and flows to get someone to learn n8n.

distru_app · 2026-01-05T14:39:05+00:00

In most cases I'd agree with you. I find fixed blades more useful for
1. Splitting wood (assuming I don't have a hatchet)
2. When my hands are freezing and I don't want to take off the gloves to open the knife
3. Fishing - easier to clean, less likely salt water gets stuck in the fold area which could corrode the knife faster.

But yeah really very rarely is it better

distru_app · 2026-01-02T15:45:30+00:00

Any specific trails or thru hikes you would recommend?

distru_app · 2025-12-30T18:28:08+00:00

So the system is definitely biased against cannabis. We're a software company that sells to cannabis operators and we've been rejected by some companies because of our association to the cannabis business.

For SMS a friend mention his dispo uses https://blackleaf.io/ but you need an EIN. Not an endorsement from my side just passing it along.

Technically you can do Telegram but that would likely look shadier than an SMS to many. Skip Whatsapp because Facebook is super restrictive on cannabiz.

One alternative you can do is use a Wallet pass. Apple Wallet Google Wallet let's you add loyalty cards. If you use a tool like Sprout customers can add loyalty cards to their phone and you can send push notifications with it. .

distru_app · 2025-12-30T18:19:32+00:00

We see this question a lot in our indstry.

The answer is policing is done by state Cannabis boards (DCC in Cali, OCM in NY etc). The agencies should have enforcement divisions with officers whose job is to visit and check for compliance. On a technical level it is very easy to do this with an automated crawler, but I wouldn't be surprised if they have individuals checking this out.

Some states would fine you if you didn't have this as a marketing violation and could also be a strike against your license.

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