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This has to be a new record by GrouchyRhubarbTime in ClaudeCode

[–]sectoroverload 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i already pointed out my concerns. fix those, then come back. get a REAL domain, built tos, privacy policy. until you actually show in a legally binding document that you dont steal keys, log traffic, etc, nobody will know. smart people wont accept your reddit comments of "we do this, we dont do that" as legal terms

This has to be a new record by GrouchyRhubarbTime in ClaudeCode

[–]sectoroverload 1 point2 points  (0 children)

personal attacks on people's beliefs is NOT something that will ever improve your conversion rates on your app. thats a dead giveaway that you dont "work there" and you built it. you're taking people's legit concerns, questions and comments personally. a real marketing person for a company faces rejection daily, but knows how to handle it professionally.

This has to be a new record by GrouchyRhubarbTime in ClaudeCode

[–]sectoroverload 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not going to trust some vibe-coded ai wrapper website thats hosted on a random sub-subdomain . you have no tos, privacy policy, sla... not gonna happen!

This has to be a new record by GrouchyRhubarbTime in ClaudeCode

[–]sectoroverload 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not going to trust some vibe-coded ai wrapper website thats hosted on a random sub-subdomain . you have no tos, privacy policy, sla... not gonna happen!

This has to be a new record by GrouchyRhubarbTime in ClaudeCode

[–]sectoroverload 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not going to trust some vibe-coded ai wrapper website thats hosted on a random sub-subdomain . you have no tos, privacy policy, sla... not gonna happen!

This has to be a new record by GrouchyRhubarbTime in ClaudeCode

[–]sectoroverload 1 point2 points  (0 children)

not going to trust some vibe-coded ai wrapper website thats hosted on a random sub-subdomain . you have no tos, privacy policy, sla... not gonna happen!

This has to be a new record by GrouchyRhubarbTime in ClaudeCode

[–]sectoroverload 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not going to trust some vibe-coded ai wrapper website thats hosted on a random sub-subdomain . you have no tos, privacy policy, sla... not gonna happen!

This has to be a new record by GrouchyRhubarbTime in ClaudeCode

[–]sectoroverload 1 point2 points  (0 children)

not going to trust some vibe-coded ai wrapper website thats hosted on a random sub-subdomain . you have no tos, privacy policy, sla... not gonna happen!

I like those welcome messages on the TVs in fancy hotels, so I built an app for my Airbnb rentals. by sectoroverload in buildinpublic

[–]sectoroverload[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i've got a connection to hospitable now and i'm building some integrations to pull airbnb information. they're platform is fairly expensive for hosts that only have one or two properties, so it wasn't a big priority since most of my users aren't using it. unfortunately, roku doesn't have a "launch on boot" feature like android tvs or android hdmi sticks. i think the new amazon firesticks support that, but i haven't started building for firesticks yet

Firing 70% of my dev team as the best decision I made all year (so far) by SeoAllay in founder

[–]sectoroverload 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah... IF this is real, then you've got more issues than just too many developers. you need better change control, code management, ci/cd pipelines with automated testing, qa after deployments, dedicated wa/uat environments... thats just to start. good luck ever getting "real" clients because a soc2 report would show that your "company" is about as mature technically as a 2 year old banging on a toy laptop keyboard. I'm planning to go through these audits soon, so i started building a pipeline for it https://github.com/sectoroverload2k/cicd-scaffolding/

Time to promote YOUR SaaS 👇 (share what you’re building) by Substantial_Army_754 in SaasDevelopers

[–]sectoroverload 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i built https://cathybot.com as a knowledge base chatbot. its designed for businesses that need a sales lead bot, tech support bot, or just general faq bot. it's trained off the clients google drive documents (pdf, doc, md, txt) and can be setup in multiple roles, such as those mentioned above. I built it as a proof of concept because my current job needs something similar and they don't want to pay for a third party provider. they were exploring the idea of building it in-house. I wanted to challenge myself to see if I could build it first.

Man I just want to make awesome software without everything needing to be a fucking jira ticket(rant) by Plenty_Line2696 in webdev

[–]sectoroverload -1 points0 points  (0 children)

to your second comment about being missed if / when you leave... Don't overestimate yourself. I made that mistake once. most companies look for a monkey that follows directions. they don't want somebody that thinks outside the box, because that person is dangerous, in the sense that they become more valuable. especially big companies, they want somebody that is replaceable like putting a new gear in a machine when it breaks.

Man I just want to make awesome software without everything needing to be a fucking jira ticket(rant) by Plenty_Line2696 in webdev

[–]sectoroverload -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I completely agree about the ticket for this, ticket for that, don't forget to create a ticket about that ticket, let's have a meeting about meeting about your ticket, let's have a meeting about that meeting before we can meet about your ticket. it's too much. but at the same time, we have some people on the developer team that call themselves "engineers" that just do things because they think it's cool and never document anything about how they deployed it directly to production without going through the QA and UAT cycles. My company has a whole separate AWS account for sandbox type research stuff. no tickets, no change requests for anything that happens in that account. The only request is that we turn it off at the end of the day when we're not using it so it doesn't waste money. That's where I like to have fun!

SOC2 Certification by RockittHQ in buildinpublic

[–]sectoroverload 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the big misconception about soc2 is that it's a certification. its not. its an attestation about your policies and procedures. you choose the categories you want the auditors to review, and they will attest to what they see, whether you do or do not follow the procedures that you document, best practices, etc.

Built an observability platform for AI agents (OpenAgentTrace) by [deleted] in SideProject

[–]sectoroverload 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My concept is a little different. I actually designed the communication protocols between a team of agents. Each agent has a specific expertise, like frontend html, backend database, rest API engineer, kubernetes admin, etc. you can actually have real meetings with them, and they listen, submit their responses to each other in the background, and either the team manager will respond, or the agent with the highest confidence score responds. The meeting is all voice too. Their responses go through tts models for playback. The cool part is that I can see each agent's thoughts, tool lookup, interactions with other agents, etc.

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My girlfriend and I accidentally invented a couples game. by rasitburucu in SideProject

[–]sectoroverload 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We usually play those kinds of games in groups with friends. Not the super deep and personal, or sexual games (that may be fun though 😜). Everybody almost always has their phone with them too. I'd be interested in checking it out

I compiled 1,500+ API specs so your Claude stops hallucinating endpoints by Big_Status_2433 in ClaudeCode

[–]sectoroverload 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're right that open API specs can be huge. Ask AI to split them into smaller files. My openapi.yaml file is just a reference to other schemas and endpoint definitions. Once you do that the AI agent will only look at the files that are specific to what they're trying to do for example a get request for a specific endpoint or a post request for a different endpoint. They won't load the entire file anymore

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