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I’m curious how many of you have felt this:<p>You’re in production. The change is “simple”. A small UPDATE or DELETE with a WHERE clause you’ve read over multiple times.<p>Still, right before hitting enter, there’s that pause.<p>Not because you don’t know SQL. Not because you didn’t think it through. But because you know: •If this goes wrong, it’s on you •Rollback isn’t always clean or instant •And the safest option is often… “don’t touch it”<p>In reality, I’ve seen people deal with this by: •Manually backing up data “just in case” •Having someone else stare at the query with them •Restricting who’s allowed to run anything at all •Or simply avoiding fixing things directly in prod<p>I’m not asking for best practices or tooling advice.<p>I’m genuinely curious:<p>What do you personally do, when you have to change data and can’t be 100% sure it’s harmless?<p>Is this just an unavoidable part of working with production databases?
I've been building projects for the past few years, and decided to build ShillGuard because I kept hitting a wall when trying to share them on platforms like reddit and facebook.I’d spend weeks building something, write a post and get it instantly removed by Reddit’s AutoMod or flagged as spam in Gmail without knowing why.ShillGuard is a Chrome extension that analyzes your draft text in real-time against the specific context of where you are posting/sending.How it works under the hood:
Hey HN, we're Haakam, Michael, and Adi. We're building AgentMail (<a href="https://agentmail.to">https://agentmail.to</a>), the email inbox API for agents. We’re not talking about AI for your email, this is email for your AI.<p>Email is an optimal interface for long-running agents. It’s multithreaded and asynchronous with full support for rich text and files. It’s a universal protocol with identity and authentication built in. Moreover, a lot of workflow critical context already lives in email.<p>We wanted to build email agents that you can forward your work to and get back a completed task. The agents could act entirely autonomously as you wouldn't need to delegate your identity. If they did get stuck they could just send you, or anyone else, an email.<p>Using Gmail, we kept getting stuck on the limitations of their API. No way to create inboxes programmatically. Rate and sending limits. OAuth for every single inbox. Keyword search that doesn't understand context. Per-seat pricing that doesn't work for agents.<p>So we built what we wished existed: an email provider for developers. APIs for creating inboxes and configuring domains. Email parsing and threading. Text extraction from attachments. Realtime webhooks and websockets. Semantic search across inboxes. Usage-based pricing that works for agents.<p>Developers, startups, and enterprises are already deploying email agents with AgentMail. Agents that convert conversations and documents into structured data. Agents that source quotes, negotiate prices, and get the best deals. Agents that emulate internet users for training models on end-to-end tasks.<p>Here's demo of Clawdbots communicating using AgentMail: <a href="https://youtu.be/Y0MfUWS3LKQ" rel="nofollow">https://youtu.be/Y0MfUWS3LKQ</a><p>You can get started with AgentMail for free at <a href="https://agentmail.to">https://agentmail.to</a><p>Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and feedback.
Pretty much it. I believe SEO and GEO are the best channels to get the best leads, but is a real pain in the ass in terms of effort for creating articles, indexing ecc.<p>Any cool hack to actually improve on this?
- Which part of the chain broke and why?We realized the problem was not “sending requests”. It was orchestrating API test flows over time.So I built API Unit around a different assumption API testing is closer to workflow orchestration than to clicking requests. With API Unit you model API tests as flows, group them into suites, and schedule them to run automatically. When something fails, you get an alert on mail, a clear execution history showing how the flow progressed and where it broke.It’s
not sure if anyone else feels this, but calendly links startes breaking my days.I absolute hate sitting and dealing various dates suggestions, and calendly solved that.But now I get 7 different meetings per day, and constant context switching.Important meetings land between semi important. Team meetings get scattered. My calendar stopped reflecting what actually mattered.So we built something simple:It’s still a meeting link, but the guest shortly explains what the meeting is about, and an AI su
Hi HN,I’m building BlogHunter, a tool that helps founders and small teams spin up SEO-focused blogs without hiring writers or dealing with hosting.I recently made the product free to get started because most early-stage teams never ship content—not because SEO doesn’t work, but because the setup cost (time + money) is too high.Free tier includes:100 AI-generated posts per month1 fully hosted blog (SSL, speed, hosting included)Several niche-specific themes (finance, tech, news, health, marketing)
How, how do you deal with it?<p>I've been around for ages - whether it's p2p, hardware, protocols, saas things, security, oss, whatever.... AI makes me hate tech. I've said it. For the last three years I've helped multiple orgs either as a full timer or a consultant, some are in the Valley, some are local.. But it's all the same.<p>Orgs seem to want people to churn massive amounts of AI infused code. Pull requests are both not valued, and frankly ignored. My own code is reviewed by AI elsewhere, rarely by people. Reviews from people are at best surface level - and honestly, I've done some really, really hard things the last month or so. I genuinely feel that I haven't learned anything other then how to be upset, for about a year. The last straw was a PR I read today.. someone, with the help of Claude spat out 3457 lines of bash to create a tool... a tool that is `w` (yes, from procps, type it in your shell). I... just can't do this anymore. But, I still need the money - I'm frugal, but I'm not wealthy and cannot retire..<p>I find myself unable to work out. I now overeat. I come home watch TV for hours, and do nothing, something that in my life I have never done. The (awesome) vacation I took last week was at best a pause, not a recharger as it turned out.<p>So fellow HNers.. is this something you see? Is there anything I can do? Is this present our future? I'm at my wits end.
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