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news.ycombinator.com• May 19, 2026• 1 min read
CloudNSite – AI agents that replace manual business processes for SMBsHey HN,I built CloudNSite, a consulting firm that deploys AI agents to automate repetitive business workflows across healthcare, legal, real estate, and a few other verticals.The problem I kept running into with clients was that most AI tooling assumes you have an engineering team. Small businesses don't. They have manual processes held together with spreadsheets and email.We built a library of 30+ pre-built agents and multi-agent bundles tuned to specific industry workflows. Clients pick what fits, we customize and deploy. For healthcare and legal clients with strict data requirements, we handle private LLM deployments on their own infrastructure with HIPAA-ready architecture.We also built a free AI Readiness Assessment that generates personalized use cases and rough ROI estimates without a sales call.Would love feedback from anyone who has worked in this space or has thoughts on the agent library approach.
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news.ycombinator.com• May 7, 2026• 1 min read
The bounded process: agent-assisted codingI recently had a project owner ask me about my process using agent-assisted development. Here’s a tightened version of my response.Phase 1I point Claude to the GitHub repo issue number and ask it to define a statement of work — a concept statement plus a task checklist. It analyzes the codebase and returns a series of tasks. I prefer small, well-bounded issues, especially when I’m new to the codebase. We work through the list until we have a first pass, then I walk through the code in VSCode.Phase 2 — IterationEach cycle follows the same pattern: work order, my review, repeat.- Magic numbers or unwarranted assumptions? - DRY violations or multiple sources of truth? - Idiomatic naming for functions, variables, and constants? - Correct scoping throughout? - Stale, unnecessary, or inaccurate comments? - Is the uncommitted code well-structured?Phase 3 — Code SmellsI ask Claude to hunt for code smells. Three passes minimum, four or five if I’m not satisfied. Same cycle as above.Phase 4 — St
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bing.com• Apr 27, 2026• 1 min read
Ultra-Processed Food Could Be Hurting Your Attention SpanConvenience foods with long ingredient lists might make it harder to focus — and raise risk factors for dementia, a new study suggests. In a new study, people who ate more ultra-processed food had ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Apr 19, 2026• 1 min read
What early exponential growth can't tell us about runaway processesThis is an essay about a simple but (I think) underappreciated point:If a process follows a logistic curve, then early behavior is almost indistinguishable from exponential growth, which means you generally can’t infer its eventual carrying capacity from early data.In other words, very different long-term outcomes can all be consistent with the same initial “runaway” phase, even with very good data.I use Project Hail Mary as a framing device (basically mathematical fanfiction), but the real issues are inference and model choice.Curious whether people think this is a fair critique, or whether I’m overstating how ill-conditioned such problems are in practice.https://mathenchant.wordpress.com/2026/04/18/sorry-mary