Whoever went through spamming your stupid subreddit and discord on as many notes as possible, you're not going to persuade anyone to join your shitty subreddit that way. You deleted a lot of good shit just to advertise your stupid subreddit. Please die.

Bookmarked!

Hi!

Have you signed up for haystack!

Would love to talk to a savvy non-tech company.

Would help a bunch: yuval@haystack.it

Incredible idea, bookmarking this for later. I work at a big commercial real estate firm that is also trying to become more of a tech driven company, and we could unlock so much efficiency with a tool like this.

This looks really useful, can't wait to check it out!!

Haystack is exclusivly client side, it takes SSO token from the setup procedure (you signin through each 3rd party service you want to index) and queries the respective APIs (slack, confluence, gmail, etc...).

The SSO tokens are stored client side inside IndexDB API (meaning they don't exit your browser).

How does it get the data to index?

Thought about it too!

haha!

Named after the phrase - "like finding a needle in a haystack", it helps you find needles (knowledge pearls)

Is this named after Hayward, CA?

I love the analogy!

And any other sort of knowledge!

How to add a new button, when is the sprint ending, when is our annual offsite? etc...

Interesting. Like trivago but for code?

I built haystack - natural language search engine for workplace technical knowledge.

My name is Yuval I've been a software engineer for a few years now,

A few weeks ago I was scrolling through confluence pages trying to find ssh connection details to our jenkins second integration machine for 40 minutes straight, later I discovered my co-worker slack'ed me the ssh connection string two months ago.

A week later I started working on haystack - a search engine for workplace apps, meant for finding secrets, credentials, connection details.. It enables you to search slack, confluence, jira, teams, jfrog, github, and email in one place.

It supports natural language queries so a query like: "how to connect to integ2 machine?" yields:

ssh -i private.pem ubuntu@ec2-integration2.eu-est-1.compute.amazonaws.com

Privacy?

haystack stores user data locally, so there's no security risk - only you have access to internal docs, I didn't want to deal with security compliance headaches caused from storing user data in the cloud.

Rolled it out to my co-workers a week ago and they thought it's a hit, so I'm planning on releasing it publicly on March 2023.

Early access

If you want to try it out before March 2023 - Available here

Seasons/Climate for Aus/NZ are the mostly the same - but vastly different to Northern Hemisphere.

I asked my wife for a title to look up.

She responded with "dickbutt" and we were amused.

Thank you for mentioning this website. I've been looking for a site that would do something similar to StumbleUpon for ages. Nice to see one put into practice!

And Slovenia

Got 1 from US 🥰

No one is online :(

Coming here to make sure this was mentioned. A-M is great and the fact you can customize the mixes/make your own is awesome.

Thank you :)

thank you, beautiful human

Will add it to the list!

It’s primarily Gatsby (React SSR) with GraphQL and MUI

Thanks! :) Adding other countries is on our roadmap, I’ll make share Australia/NZ are on there.

The seasons there are generally the same, right? Climate-wise, I mean. That’s a big factor as to when things go on sale.