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Sometimes Wrong, But Always Right II

Contemplations on the Tree of Woe • 1696 implied HN points • 19 Jul 25
🕹 Technology No-Code Tools
  1. Cosmarch AI has a unique feature called persistent memory, which allows it to remember information about you over time, making interactions feel more personal.
  2. It offers multiple models that excel in different tasks, allowing users to switch between them based on what they need, like better reasoning or writing style.
  3. Cosmarch AI is currently in beta, and while it has great features, it still lacks some advanced options that other AI models offer, like editable memory and mobile support.

🚪 How we built a social listening tool to scratch our own itch

No-Code Exits • 255 implied HN points • 19 Jan 24
🕹 Technology No-Code Tools
  1. The founders turned an irritating manual process into a successful business by building an automated social listening tool.
  2. The initial version of the product was developed in just two weeks using a combination of no-code tools.
  3. User acquisition strategies included leveraging social media marketing, networking in marketing communities, and cold-outreach using their own product.

🚪Tool Directory acquired for 5-figures

No-Code Exits • 157 implied HN points • 16 Feb 23
💼 Business No-Code Tools
  1. No-Code OG Drew started No Code List with simple tools and grew it into an extensive directory.
  2. Using tools like Bildr helped Drew open doors to great opportunities in the No-Code space.
  3. Drew's experience with building and selling No Code List showcases the potential for growth and acquisition in the No-Code community.

🚪From idea to 5-figure exit in 4 months

No-Code Exits • 157 implied HN points • 27 Jul 23
💼 Business No-Code Tools
  1. Paul Metcalfe successfully sold his product, Lettergrowth, in just 4 months after building it with no-code tools.
  2. He used a landing page, DMs, and a community to find users, and relied on sponsorships for revenue.
  3. The acquisition happened quickly via Telegram Chat, with the buyer seeing potential in the product for their own business.
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🚪The Best of No-Code Exits

No-Code Exits • 137 implied HN points • 23 Feb 23
🕹 Technology No-Code Tools
  1. No-Code Exits celebrates its 6-month birthday showcasing successful projects made with no code tools like Bubble and Sheet2Site
  2. Future plans for No-Code Exits include switching platforms, setting up referral awards, hosting a giveaway, and creating side projects to help beginners
  3. Readers are encouraged to share ideas on how No-Code Exits can support them in becoming successful no-code makers

Under the Hood

Sarah's Newsletter • 59 implied HN points • 29 Mar 22
🕹 Technology No-Code Tools
  1. Python's popularity is due to its ease of use and readability, making it one of the top 5 most popular languages.
  2. Abstractions like AWS Lambda can be efficient but may become harmful if not managed properly, leading to issues like security and cost concerns.
  3. Using SQL GUI tools for data aggregation can speed up the process but may lead to inaccurate results and wrong decisions due to lack of testing and QA processes.

Support for Plugins in ChatGPT by OpenAI

AI Brews • 10 implied HN points • 24 Mar 23
🕹 Technology No-Code Tools
  1. OpenAI announced major developments in ChatGPT, including support for plugins
  2. Several companies are introducing new AI tools and models, like Text-to-App tool by FlutterFlow
  3. Users can access AI skill-building resources, such as creating an OpenAI Q&A bot with ChatGPT API