September 22, 2026
Report summary
8 stories cleared the bar, led by AX — Google's open agentic orchestrator, Qwen-Image-2.1 ships open weights under a research-only license, and 410k Reddit views converted into 2 signups.
Worth attention
Google open-sourced AX under Apache 2.0, a declarative orchestrator for composing, coordinating and supervising autonomous agents across cloud, edge and device, running on Agent Substrate for sandboxed execution and modelled loosely on Kubernetes. It ships a reference stack with research, customer-service and data-pipeline agents demonstrating context handoff and state. For anyone building agent or MCP tooling this is the most consequential item tonight: it is a serious bid to standardise the agent runtime layer. Read the repo and decide whether your own agent plumbing converges on it or stays independent.
Alibaba released Qwen-Image-2.1, a 7B unified text-to-image and editing model with native 2K output, transparent RGBA generation, up to ten reference images, mask-based local edits and identity preservation, with weights on Hugging Face and ModelScope. On Qwen's own benchmark it edges out Nano Banana 2.0 and GPT Image 1.5. The decision-changing detail is the license: the Qwen Research License Agreement permits non-commercial use only, and commercial use requires a separately negotiated license. Check that before building it into anything you charge for.
A founder's satirical post hit 410k views, 995 upvotes and 300 comments, becoming the #2 post of the year on r/micro_saas, and produced 8 followers and 2 app signups — about a 0.0005% conversion rate. The author's explanation is that founder subreddits are overwhelmingly other builders hunting for an audience, not buyers. This is a concrete number to weigh before spending distribution effort in founder communities.
Simon Willison released an LLM plugin that serves a small web UI (reachable over local network or Tailscale) for entering API keys on a remote machine, so a coding agent can later retrieve them with `llm keys get <name>` instead of having secrets pasted into the agent conversation. It is a small tool that closes a real hygiene gap for anyone running Codex Remote or similar agents on remote boxes. Adoption cost is one uvx command.
Notion published an engineering write-up on how it handles multi-user concurrent editing using CRDTs. It is a substantive look at conflict resolution in a production collaborative editor rather than a conceptual overview. Useful reference material if collaborative or offline-first editing is ever on the roadmap, but no immediate action.
An engineer at a large company reports that specs, code, tests, PRDs, tickets and reports are all generated by Claude Code, that nobody reads any of it, and that management treats shipping code as no longer the bottleneck. It is a single unverified anecdote, but it describes a failure mode worth naming: agent throughput without review capacity. Track whether this pattern shows up in more first-hand reports before drawing conclusions.
Reporting indicates Samsung plans to more than double production of HBM4 and HBM4E high-bandwidth memory next year. More HBM supply is the main upstream constraint on accelerator availability and, eventually, on inference pricing. Nothing to act on now, but it is the kind of supply signal that precedes compute cost movement.
A solo developer released mini-AGI, an open-source continual-learning architecture using a many-expert MoE design, trainable on consumer 8GB VRAM hardware, with a published training sample and a scaling curve the author calls promising. The motivation is full control over training data rather than fine-tuning a corporate base model. The naming is overreaching and the results are single-author and unreproduced, so treat the scaling claim as unverified until someone else runs it.
Full digest
Notion published an engineering write-up on how it handles multi-user concurrent editing using CRDTs. It is a substantive look at conflict resolution in a production collaborative editor rather than a conceptual overview. Useful reference material if collaborative or offline-first editing is ever on the roadmap, but no immediate action.
Jane Street published research on sequence weighting at scale. It is serious ML research aimed at large-scale training practitioners. Nothing here changes a decision for a one-person software shop.
A yearly status update on w64devkit, a portable C/C++ development kit for Windows. Relevant to native Windows toolchain users only. No overlap with agent, web, or SaaS work.
An engineer at a large company reports that specs, code, tests, PRDs, tickets and reports are all generated by Claude Code, that nobody reads any of it, and that management treats shipping code as no longer the bottleneck. It is a single unverified anecdote, but it describes a failure mode worth naming: agent throughput without review capacity. Track whether this pattern shows up in more first-hand reports before drawing conclusions.
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llm-keys-ui 0.1
set API keys on remote agent machines without pasting secrets — https://simonwillison.net/2026/Sep/20/llm-keys-ui/ — Simon Willison released an LLM plugin that serves a small web UI (reachable over local network or Tailscale) for entering API keys on a remote machine, so a coding agent can later retrieve them with `llm keys get <name>` instead of having secrets pasted into the agent conversation. It is a small tool that closes a real hygiene gap for anyone running Codex Remote or similar agents on remote boxes. Adoption cost is one uvx command.
A patch release of the datasette-explain plugin that makes explain plans work on read-only stored-query pages. Single narrow fix in a niche plugin. Nothing to act on unless you already run Datasette with this plugin.
A scanned 1996 internal puzzle design document for the adventure game Grim Fandango. Interesting game-design history, no engineering or business relevance.
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AX
Google's open agentic orchestrator — https://agentexecutor.io — Google open-sourced AX under Apache 2.0, a declarative orchestrator for composing, coordinating and supervising autonomous agents across cloud, edge and device, running on Agent Substrate for sandboxed execution and modelled loosely on Kubernetes. It ships a reference stack with research, customer-service and data-pipeline agents demonstrating context handoff and state. For anyone building agent or MCP tooling this is the most consequential item tonight: it is a serious bid to standardise the agent runtime layer. Read the repo and decide whether your own agent plumbing converges on it or stays independent.
Reporting indicates Samsung plans to more than double production of HBM4 and HBM4E high-bandwidth memory next year. More HBM supply is the main upstream constraint on accelerator availability and, eventually, on inference pricing. Nothing to act on now, but it is the kind of supply signal that precedes compute cost movement.
An account of the current status and fate of the Snowden document archive. Worthwhile journalism-history reading but it does not change any technical or business decision for a solo builder.
Alibaba released Qwen-Image-2.1, a 7B unified text-to-image and editing model with native 2K output, transparent RGBA generation, up to ten reference images, mask-based local edits and identity preservation, with weights on Hugging Face and ModelScope. On Qwen's own benchmark it edges out Nano Banana 2.0 and GPT Image 1.5. The decision-changing detail is the license: the Qwen Research License Agreement permits non-commercial use only, and commercial use requires a separately negotiated license. Check that before building it into anything you charge for.
A 2024 essay on how CRT display characteristics shaped the appearance and design of pixel art. Enjoyable graphics history with no bearing on current tooling or business decisions.
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Hello HN! I'm relaunching Radius [1] - far too long after the original Show HN [2] (I'll blame the day job for that). Radius start…
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Show HN: mini-AGI
continual learning model trained on 8GB VRAM — https://github.com/volotat/mini-AGI/ — A solo developer released mini-AGI, an open-source continual-learning architecture using a many-expert MoE design, trainable on consumer 8GB VRAM hardware, with a published training sample and a scaling curve the author calls promising. The motivation is full control over training data rather than fine-tuning a corporate base model. The naming is overreaching and the results are single-author and unreproduced, so treat the scaling claim as unverified until someone else runs it.
A Reddit post inviting founders to pitch their products in the comments in exchange for a promised first sale. It is a comment-farming format rather than a source of information. No signal.
A Reddit post arguing that founders manufacture their own competition by building horizontally, and that narrowing positioning to a specific segment both reduces competitors and simplifies the product. The reasoning is sound but it is standard niche-positioning advice with no new data behind it.
A founder's satirical post hit 410k views, 995 upvotes and 300 comments, becoming the #2 post of the year on r/micro_saas, and produced 8 followers and 2 app signups — about a 0.0005% conversion rate. The author's explanation is that founder subreddits are overwhelmingly other builders hunting for an audience, not buyers. This is a concrete number to weigh before spending distribution effort in founder communities.
A first-sale milestone post from a builder who received a $9 payment for a project. Genuine but purely personal; there is no transferable lesson, channel detail, or method described.
A founder posted a progress update on an AI virtual try-on product now working with its first wig retailer, covering hair density, hairline accuracy, colour fidelity and face preservation during movement. It is a promotional product update rather than a generalisable finding, though the stated problem of deciding when a preview is reliable enough to sit in a sales flow is a real one.
A post from a vendor account arguing that generative AI now makes long-held adaptive-learning product ideas buildable, anchored on an unsourced anecdote of a founder going from $10M to $300M revenue in one year. The revenue claim is unverifiable and the piece functions as content marketing for the poster's platform.
Productivity, where ChatGPT and most AI assistants are listed, is up ~55% in time spent and has roughly doubled its revenue since 2025. No o…
I think every founder has at least one feature they were convinced users would love... ...only to discover almost nobody touched it. Looking…
Trying to streamline my own growth stack and realizing how much of my day is spent doing glorified data entry. If you had to eliminate one o…
Original markdown
# Nightly Librarian — Newsletter draft Run: a0957525-8f61-42e6-a113-ba30dc6ec6b4 Started: 2026-09-22T06:03:50.966Z Completed: 2026-09-22T06:07:18.406Z ## Worth attention - **AX — Google's open agentic orchestrator** https://agentexecutor.io Google open-sourced AX under Apache 2.0, a declarative orchestrator for composing, coordinating and supervising autonomous agents across cloud, edge and device, running on Agent Substrate for sandboxed execution and modelled loosely on Kubernetes. It ships a reference stack with research, customer-service and data-pipeline agents demonstrating context handoff and state. For anyone building agent or MCP tooling this is the most consequential item tonight: it is a serious bid to standardise the agent runtime layer. Read the repo and decide whether your own agent plumbing converges on it or stays independent. - **Qwen-Image-2.1 ships open weights under a research-only license** https://qwen.ai/blog?id=qwen-image-2.1 Alibaba released Qwen-Image-2.1, a 7B unified text-to-image and editing model with native 2K output, transparent RGBA generation, up to ten reference images, mask-based local edits and identity preservation, with weights on Hugging Face and ModelScope. On Qwen's own benchmark it edges out Nano Banana 2.0 and GPT Image 1.5. The decision-changing detail is the license: the Qwen Research License Agreement permits non-commercial use only, and commercial use requires a separately negotiated license. Check that before building it into anything you charge for. - **410k Reddit views converted into 2 signups** https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1wm8e0b/i_accidentally_made_the_2_post_of_the_year_here/ A founder's satirical post hit 410k views, 995 upvotes and 300 comments, becoming the #2 post of the year on r/micro_saas, and produced 8 followers and 2 app signups — about a 0.0005% conversion rate. The author's explanation is that founder subreddits are overwhelmingly other builders hunting for an audience, not buyers. This is a concrete number to weigh before spending distribution effort in founder communities. - **llm-keys-ui 0.1 — set API keys on remote agent machines without pasting secrets** https://simonwillison.net/2026/Sep/20/llm-keys-ui/ Simon Willison released an LLM plugin that serves a small web UI (reachable over local network or Tailscale) for entering API keys on a remote machine, so a coding agent can later retrieve them with `llm keys get <name>` instead of having secrets pasted into the agent conversation. It is a small tool that closes a real hygiene gap for anyone running Codex Remote or similar agents on remote boxes. Adoption cost is one uvx command. - **How Notion handles concurrent editing with CRDTs** https://www.notion.com/blog/how-notion-handles-concurrent-editing-with-crdts Notion published an engineering write-up on how it handles multi-user concurrent editing using CRDTs. It is a substantive look at conflict resolution in a production collaborative editor rather than a conceptual overview. Useful reference material if collaborative or offline-first editing is ever on the roadmap, but no immediate action. - **Quoting voxium on fully agent-generated engineering work** https://simonwillison.net/2026/Sep/20/voxium/ An engineer at a large company reports that specs, code, tests, PRDs, tickets and reports are all generated by Claude Code, that nobody reads any of it, and that management treats shipping code as no longer the bottleneck. It is a single unverified anecdote, but it describes a failure mode worth naming: agent throughput without review capacity. Track whether this pattern shows up in more first-hand reports before drawing conclusions. - **Samsung expected to more than double HBM4 and HBM4E output** https://en.sedaily.com/finance/2026/09/20/samsung-to-double-hbm4-output-next-year-sources-say Reporting indicates Samsung plans to more than double production of HBM4 and HBM4E high-bandwidth memory next year. More HBM supply is the main upstream constraint on accelerator availability and, eventually, on inference pricing. Nothing to act on now, but it is the kind of supply signal that precedes compute cost movement. - **Show HN: mini-AGI — continual learning model trained on 8GB VRAM** https://github.com/volotat/mini-AGI/ A solo developer released mini-AGI, an open-source continual-learning architecture using a many-expert MoE design, trainable on consumer 8GB VRAM hardware, with a published training sample and a scaling curve the author calls promising. The motivation is full control over training data rather than fine-tuning a corporate base model. The naming is overreaching and the results are single-author and unreproduced, so treat the scaling claim as unverified until someone else runs it. ## Full digest - [P] [lobsters] How Notion handles concurrent editing with CRDTs — https://www.notion.com/blog/how-notion-handles-concurrent-editing-with-crdts — Notion published an engineering write-up on how it handles multi-user concurrent editing using CRDTs. It is a substantive look at conflict resolution in a production collaborative editor rather than a conceptual overview. Useful reference material if collaborative or offline-first editing is ever on the roadmap, but no immediate action. - [R] [lobsters] A study of sequence weighting at scale — https://blog.janestreet.com/a-study-of-sequence-weighting-at-scale/ — Jane Street published research on sequence weighting at scale. It is serious ML research aimed at large-scale training practitioners. Nothing here changes a decision for a one-person software shop. - [R] [lobsters] What's been going on in w64devkit the past year — https://nullprogram.com/blog/2026/09/20/ — A yearly status update on w64devkit, a portable C/C++ development kit for Windows. Relevant to native Windows toolchain users only. No overlap with agent, web, or SaaS work. - [M] [simon-willison] Quoting voxium on fully agent-generated engineering work — https://simonwillison.net/2026/Sep/20/voxium/ — An engineer at a large company reports that specs, code, tests, PRDs, tickets and reports are all generated by Claude Code, that nobody reads any of it, and that management treats shipping code as no longer the bottleneck. It is a single unverified anecdote, but it describes a failure mode worth naming: agent throughput without review capacity. Track whether this pattern shows up in more first-hand reports before drawing conclusions. - [P] [simon-willison] llm-keys-ui 0.1 — set API keys on remote agent machines without pasting secrets — https://simonwillison.net/2026/Sep/20/llm-keys-ui/ — Simon Willison released an LLM plugin that serves a small web UI (reachable over local network or Tailscale) for entering API keys on a remote machine, so a coding agent can later retrieve them with `llm keys get <name>` instead of having secrets pasted into the agent conversation. It is a small tool that closes a real hygiene gap for anyone running Codex Remote or similar agents on remote boxes. Adoption cost is one uvx command. - [R] [simon-willison] datasette-explain 0.2.2 — https://simonwillison.net/2026/Sep/20/datasette-explain/ — A patch release of the datasette-explain plugin that makes explain plans work on read-only stored-query pages. Single narrow fix in a niche plugin. Nothing to act on unless you already run Datasette with this plugin. - [R] [hn-top] Grim Fandango Puzzle Document (1996) — http://gameshelf.jmac.org/2008/11/13/GrimPuzzleDoc_small.pdf — A scanned 1996 internal puzzle design document for the adventure game Grim Fandango. Interesting game-design history, no engineering or business relevance. - [P] [hn-top] AX — Google's open agentic orchestrator — https://agentexecutor.io — Google open-sourced AX under Apache 2.0, a declarative orchestrator for composing, coordinating and supervising autonomous agents across cloud, edge and device, running on Agent Substrate for sandboxed execution and modelled loosely on Kubernetes. It ships a reference stack with research, customer-service and data-pipeline agents demonstrating context handoff and state. For anyone building agent or MCP tooling this is the most consequential item tonight: it is a serious bid to standardise the agent runtime layer. Read the repo and decide whether your own agent plumbing converges on it or stays independent. - [M] [hn-top] Samsung expected to more than double HBM4 and HBM4E output — https://en.sedaily.com/finance/2026/09/20/samsung-to-double-hbm4-output-next-year-sources-say — Reporting indicates Samsung plans to more than double production of HBM4 and HBM4E high-bandwidth memory next year. More HBM supply is the main upstream constraint on accelerator availability and, eventually, on inference pricing. Nothing to act on now, but it is the kind of supply signal that precedes compute cost movement. - [R] [hn-top] What happened to the Snowden archive — https://libroot.org/posts/what-happened-to-the-snowden-archive — An account of the current status and fate of the Snowden document archive. Worthwhile journalism-history reading but it does not change any technical or business decision for a solo builder. - [P] [hn-top] Qwen-Image-2.1 ships open weights under a research-only license — https://qwen.ai/blog?id=qwen-image-2.1 — Alibaba released Qwen-Image-2.1, a 7B unified text-to-image and editing model with native 2K output, transparent RGBA generation, up to ten reference images, mask-based local edits and identity preservation, with weights on Hugging Face and ModelScope. On Qwen's own benchmark it edges out Nano Banana 2.0 and GPT Image 1.5. The decision-changing detail is the license: the Qwen Research License Agreement permits non-commercial use only, and commercial use requires a separately negotiated license. Check that before building it into anything you charge for. - [R] [hn-top] The Effect of CRTs on Pixel Art (2024) — https://datagubbe.se/crt/ — A 2024 essay on how CRT display characteristics shaped the appearance and design of pixel art. Enjoyable graphics history with no bearing on current tooling or business decisions. - [R] [hn-top] Winning the visa lottery — https://www.aeaweb.org/research/immigration-restrictions-firms-workers — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] Amiga Unix, Again — https://amigaux.org/ — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] I am often wrong — https://borischerny.com/management,/product/2026/09/19/I-am-often-wrong.html — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] Singapore’s National Library Board offers micropayments to build reading habits — https://www.gadgetreview.com/singapore-is-paying-people-to-put-down-their-phones-and-read-books — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] MCP was always a bad idea? — https://maharship.com/blog/why-mcp-was-always-a-bad-idea/ — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] Apple iPhone 18 Pro Camera test — https://www.dxomark.com/apple-iphone-18-pro-camera-test/ — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] A Necessary History of the Oddest Letter: W — https://lithub.com/a-necessary-history-of-the-oddest-letter-w/ — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] Ogre Battle 64 Recompiled Project at 99.05% — https://github.com/lfarroco/ogre-battle-64-recomp — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] I turned Jev into a (lousy) chatbot — https://github.com/kyle-pena-nlp/jevchat/ — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] Sherline Tools Is Going Out of Business — https://toolguyd.com/sherline-tools-shutting-down-usa-production/ — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] Why do we need human mathematicians anymore? — https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2026/09/19/why-do-we-need-human-mathematicians-anymore/ — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] The LLMentalist Effect (2023) — https://softwarecrisis.dev/letters/llmentalist/ — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] AI chatbots give wrong answers to financial queries 'most of the time' — https://www.ft.com/content/c0cd359d-df84-4208-a789-ffa864b43666 — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] Resident Evil 4 (GameCube) – complete byte-identical decompilation to C/C++ — https://github.com/adonis-singh/re4 — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] Key symbols we lost to time, pt. 2: The Mac side — https://unsung.aresluna.org/key-symbols-we-lost-to-time-pt-2-the-mac-side/ — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] Show HN: A competition for small neural networks that play strategy games — https://tinybrains.dev — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [R] [hn-top] Show HN: Radius – A Meetup.com Alternative — https://radius.to/ — Hello HN! I'm relaunching Radius [1] - far too long after the original Show HN [2] (I'll blame the day job for that). Radius start… - [R] [hn-top] Laya on Mac M4 CoreML Offline — https://gist.github.com/fordnox/e592d0f68b543fd044be8e6d040863a0 — Scheduled agent omitted this claimed item from the completion payload. - [M] [hn-show] Show HN: mini-AGI — continual learning model trained on 8GB VRAM — https://github.com/volotat/mini-AGI/ — A solo developer released mini-AGI, an open-source continual-learning architecture using a many-expert MoE design, trainable on consumer 8GB VRAM hardware, with a published training sample and a scaling curve the author calls promising. The motivation is full control over training data rather than fine-tuning a corporate base model. The naming is overreaching and the results are single-author and unreproduced, so treat the scaling claim as unverified until someone else runs it. - [R] [reddit-saas] I'll be your first customer if you can convince me with your offer — https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1wm82hn/ill_be_your_first_customer_if_you_can_convince_me/ — A Reddit post inviting founders to pitch their products in the comments in exchange for a promised first sale. It is a comment-farming format rather than a source of information. No signal. - [R] [reddit-saas] A lot of competition disappears when you stop building for everyone — https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1wm7a6y/a_lot_of_competition_disappears_when_you_stop/ — A Reddit post arguing that founders manufacture their own competition by building horizontally, and that narrowing positioning to a specific segment both reduces competitors and simplifies the product. The reasoning is sound but it is standard niche-positioning advice with no new data behind it. - [P] [reddit-saas] 410k Reddit views converted into 2 signups — https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1wm8e0b/i_accidentally_made_the_2_post_of_the_year_here/ — A founder's satirical post hit 410k views, 995 upvotes and 300 comments, becoming the #2 post of the year on r/micro_saas, and produced 8 followers and 2 app signups — about a 0.0005% conversion rate. The author's explanation is that founder subreddits are overwhelmingly other builders hunting for an audience, not buyers. This is a concrete number to weigh before spending distribution effort in founder communities. - [R] [reddit-saas] I made my first $9 online from something I built — https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1wm9hum/i_made_my_first_9_online_from_something_i_built/ — A first-sale milestone post from a builder who received a $9 payment for a project. Genuine but purely personal; there is no transferable lesson, channel detail, or method described. - [R] [reddit-saas] Update on a live AI try-on product's first wig client — https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1wm8pe1/update_on_our_live_ai_tryon_our_first_wig_client/ — A founder posted a progress update on an AI virtual try-on product now working with its first wig retailer, covering hair density, hairline accuracy, colour fidelity and face preservation during movement. It is a promotional product update rather than a generalisable finding, though the stated problem of deciding when a preview is reliable enough to sit in a sales flow is a real one. - [R] [reddit-saas] Can instructional design tech finally catch up to our ideas? — https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1wm76zv/can_instructional_design_tech_finally_catch_up_to/ — A post from a vendor account arguing that generative AI now makes long-held adaptive-learning product ideas buildable, anchored on an unsourced anecdote of a founder going from $10M to $300M revenue in one year. The revenue claim is unverifiable and the piece functions as content marketing for the poster's platform. - [R] [reddit-saas] Looking for an app idea ? Check which categories are actually growing first (spoiler : it's not Games) — https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1wm6rmy/looking_for_an_app_idea_check_which_categories/ — Productivity, where ChatGPT and most AI assistants are listed, is up ~55% in time spent and has roughly doubled its revenue since 2025. No o… - [R] [reddit-saas] What's one feature you spent weeks building that almost nobody used? — https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1wm3uie/whats_one_feature_you_spent_weeks_building_that/ — I think every founder has at least one feature they were convinced users would love... ...only to discover almost nobody touched it. Looking… - [R] [reddit-saas] What is the most annoying manual workaround in your daily workflow right now? — https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1wm9klv/what_is_the_most_annoying_manual_workaround_in/ — Trying to streamline my own growth stack and realizing how much of my day is spent doing glorified data entry. If you had to eliminate one o…