I honestly couldn't tell if the GIF was lagging or if that's the actual typing speed. I give lessons to help reach double digit WPM if you're interested

Came here for this comment, that was the slowest video ever hah. Couldn't watch till the end.

Also OP, you have a pip update!

Yes, this seems something that would be so easy to get right.

Not to take away from the achievement of this repo but no one benefits from a recording where the person doing it hasn't decided up front what they're going to demo and then ponders if they type magnet or just delete it and go with the default. If someone has gone to this much effort with a project, surely they can do a few fun throughs, till they can demo it smoothly. Sure, leave pauses, for people to follow what's actually happening but don't draw out the typing, that's just painful!

wow , you tryna fck me or what!

>> Would love feedback from terminal + Python folks

Ironically their GitHub profile links to their monkeytype profile. But really, they just need to learn some basic ffmpeg...

I’m building RootCX (https://rootcx.com). A customer "operating system" replacing dozens of SaaS tools.

As a second-time founder, I've watched the SaaS boom create an ocean of best-of-breed tools. Each solving one slice of the problem. One solving it end-to-end.

Now every company runs on a patchwork of apps, APIs, and workflow hacks just to keep customer context alive. It's insane how normalized that's become.

RootCX starts from the opposite premise: the customer is the core, not the app. Everything: CRM, support, billing, workflows, AI, ... plugs into one shared customer base. Less juggling tools, more actually running the business.

This looks cool. But that means people need to use your own apps right and you will have to provide apps for every niche? This sounds a bit like an ERP system, similar to what https://www.odoo.com does.

Opening the page... eyes burned... closing the page. Ouch.

TL;DR: A good conference talk delivers value by informing (what you did and why it matters), educating (portable insights), and entertaining (keeping attention) all while aligning with the community’s shared values.

> I don’t really have a good reason. It’s a hobby project. Like gardening, but with more segfaults.

Love it. You definitively deserve your +350 points!

It's not my project, I saw that line and read the rest and thought it was interesting so I submitted it.

[Show HN]?

Clearly, I've built dozens of admin panels and I was tired doing it… so I chose to dedicate all of my focus to resolving this issue.

Where is Joel?

Its resources and long-term vision could bring major breakthroughs and accelerate AI tech, very exciting.

I plead guilty :-) I yelled in the office that I had launched Forest Admin Cloud on hacker news... I guess it is a shared office effect

Hmm, I can't see the submission on https://news.ycombinator.com/show yet. Could be a sign most upvotes were not counted or the flagged-comment (brand new account who immediately praise how great something is) to upvote ratio is too high now. Best option is to submit again in a couple of hours, same title and text. Try first comment "author/maintainer/creator/team here, happy to answer questions" or a variation, that often works.

Got it, thanks for the advice mtmail!