Most B2B founders (and leaders) are stuck handling day-to-day ops. โณ
That leaves very little time to think, plan, and actually grow the business. ๐ฟ
We at @harmonyai_ work with 6-8 figure B2B teams to build AI systems and move them from working "in the business" to working "on the business". โจ
Feel free to visit the link in bio to book a call. ๐ค
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Iโm excited to share that @harmonyai_ is coming out of stealth. โจ
For the past 6 months, @anurag16111999 and I have been building Harmony around one question:
โHow do we make AI agents feel effortless, yet powerful?โ
Today, communications and AI seem to be living in 2 different worlds.
Using AI today still means copying from Gmail, Slack, and meetings into ChatGPT and back.
It just feels unnatural.
And it gets even harder when you try to automate real workflows.
OpenClaw and other tools solve parts of this, but they are often too complex and expensive to use.
Harmony is a simple tool to help manage 100s of emails, Slack messages, and meetings per day at blazing speeds.
Harmony offers a suite of one-click AI agents that handle busywork,
So you can stay focused on what matters. ๐ช
Huge thanks to @ycombinator (Startup School) and @azure for the cloud credits that helped us build faster.
We are opening Harmony to early users today.
DM me or sign up on our website (link in bio) to get started.
#AI #AIAgents #communications #productivity
mysql on the other hand, writes the old tuple in undo logs so transactions can see older version and updates the row in-place.
mysql uses clustered index, where secondary indexes points to primary index instead of pointing to the physical location.
why did you use postgres?
tbh, never thought about it, but was asked in a system design round.
and you guessed it right, round didn't went well.
here's the most fascinating thing i read ๐งต
postgres and mysql implement mvcc in their own ways
postgres for every update creates a new tuple and sets xmax for the old tuple and gets deleted with vaccum.
postgres then updates every index to point to the new tuple.
thanks sam bhai!
gone are the days where i used to waste time scrapping internet for clarity on topic.
nowi just go on a dialogue with an llm, figure out details with citations and references.
the pace of learning has increased multi folds.