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I built Pulse to sit in the incident flow, not just as another dashboard that shows alerts.                                                         

 The way it works is pretty simple. A new alert comes in from something like PagerDuty, Sentry, or Datadog. The Express server takes the webhook, pushes the incident into the React dashboard over SSE, and then immediately checks old resolved incidents for similar cases. If it         finds something close enough, it surfaces the likely cause, the fix that worked before, the old incident it matched, and a confidence score.        

The memory part is what makes it useful. I did not want it storing live incident chatter because that is usually full of wrong guesses. So memory only gets written after an incident is resolved. That means the stored record has the root cause and the resolution.                                                            

React/Vite for the frontend, Express on the backend, Firebase for auth and sync, and Hindsight for memory. 

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u/One-Two-218 — 6 days ago

Hi,

I just signed my first lease in Ontario and my landlord is asking for proof of tenant insurance.

I started looking into gettting a policy and I’m a bit surprised at the price range. I’ve seen quotes anywhere from $20/month to $60/month for what looks like similar coverage.

For context, I live in 1-bedroom apartment in Mississauga.

What are people realistically paying right now and are some companies consistently cheaper than others?

Thanks!

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u/One-Two-218 — 7 days ago

Setting up a US business from outside the country has been quite the journey and the address part is where I'm stuck right now.

Most services seem built with US residents in mind so it's hard to tell what actually works smoothly for someone operating from abroad. Mail forwarding, verification, ongoing costs and lots of moving parts but not enough honest reviews from people in the same situation.

For anyone who's figured this out as a non-resident, which service did you go with and was the whole process as complicated as it seems from the outside? Anything that tripped you up along the way?

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u/One-Two-218 — 15 days ago