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by 101008 2y ago
I used to have an online bookshop, mainly for fun and as a side income. It takes a lot of time and it's very hard if you have a full time job.
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by 101008 2y ago
I had a similar idea in mind. Or worst case, if I get bored, I can sell it and do something else! I'd have a lot of money and time.
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by 101008 2y ago
This is my dream. Having enough money to be able to dedicate to things I like, trying to be good at something without worrying about money, or time, or being tired after work. Open a bookshop, being a rare book dealer, open a small museum a
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by 101008 2y ago
> You should care enough for people to make things good for them. If you can’t do it right, don’t do it. This tech bro mentality of move fast and break things doesn’t work with people’s lives. Yeah, it would be much betterto spend years
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by 101008 2y ago
This kind of mirror my experience with LLMs. If I ask them non-original problems (make this API, write this test, update this function (that must be written 100s of time by develoeprs around the world, etc), it works very well. Some minors
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by 101008 2y ago
This is the view of someone who never had to spend a night in the street, in the cold, that never suffered something like this. Yeah, in a perfect world any of this would be needed. But I can assure you that any homeless person would be mor
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by 101008 2y ago
I feel like a lot of companies / services that were popular and loved once are going to make greedy mistakes with AI, so it would be a business opportunity to launch a "more ethical" alternative.
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by 101008 2y ago
The system is broken and I can't see a way to fix it. Maybe pay to send a takedown notice?
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by 101008 2y ago
Flarum is great, but myBB is a clasic forum with a lot of option that will work on any shared hosting.
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by 101008 2y ago
You have an API key commited to the repository. You deleted it but it's part of the history. You can't delete it from the internet, so disable that API key as soon as possible from the service it belongs to. Also, as other comment
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by 101008 2y ago
I couldn't find it from the article, but how the scammer got access to the Gmail account? How he triggered that prompt in the victim's phone, and what did it mean? It feels something is missing here? Edit: Well, I learnt about Goo
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by 101008 2y ago
The future should be monitors with HDMI/USB input where you can plug whatever you want. Firesticks, Chromecasts, or your own open source alternative.
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by 101008 2y ago
5 cups in which period? Also, I don't think most people drink more than 2 cups of coffee per day -- if I know someone who drinks more than 2 or 3 I'd think they have a problem.
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by 101008 2y ago
This looks amazing and one of the things I'd love to try if I'd have infinite time* * Not that I use my time wisely, but lately I feel very tired when I am on my free/own time, so I don't want to do anything that would r
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by 101008 2y ago
I came to comment this. It was a weird story, to be honest. Like I didn't know where it was going, but at the same time I couldn't stop reading it. Highly recommended it.
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by 101008 2y ago
I agree with this feeling 100%. It's hard to describe I think. It was a mess, but a mess in a smaller/less convuloted place? Much less frameworks, options, etc. I love that era so much. Web development back in the 90/00s was
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by 101008 2y ago
Treads is accesible via the browser now too
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by 101008 2y ago
I don't want to invest money in a project that I am not sure is going to make any returns. Also, don't want to pay taxes in the US with Atlas, maintain a corporation there, etc.
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by 101008 2y ago
No, my ucstomers would be in the US and Europe. This is a SaaS for developers. Create a US entity through Atlas is exactly what I want to avoid. I'd prefer something simpler, where I can get paid (even if they get a high cut like 5%),
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by 101008 2y ago
Argentina
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Ask HN: Payment processing for micro SaaS outside USA?
52 points by 101008 2y ago|43 comments
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by 101008 2y ago
Anthropic has a lot of issues. I tried paying them and my card is rejected without explanation. I tried different cards, addresses, even a VPN. Nothing works. After googling a bit I found on Reddit that this is very common. I don't thi
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by 101008 2y ago
I found Yup but I don't want to change the place where I originally post. I want to keep posting on Twitter using the web interface, and then automatically replicate that in Bluesky and Threads. I think it may not be possible due to th
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by 101008 2y ago
I don't need to migrate existing data, just posts (and not replies, obviously) from now and onwards.
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by 101008 2y ago
I have an important account on Twitter where I publish manually posts, thoughts, links, announcement, etc. I tried to look for a way to crosspost to Threads and Bluesky automatically, but I couldn't find anything. Any suggestions?
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by 101008 2y ago
For me it was 2003 to 2010. I said this multiple times, and it is that I'm working on a essay about qhy Internet was more enjoyable back then. But sometimes I think the only reason (or the main reason) is that I was a teenager. It isn&
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Two-way control of a virtual avatar from lucid dreams(remspace.net)
1 points by 101008 2y ago|1 comments
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by 101008 2y ago
Great summary. My dad had only one or two jersey when he was a kid / teenager, because without sponsors they were all the same (maybe minor details)? Now I am usually one of those who get a new jersey every new season, or maybe two if
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by 101008 2y ago
How much time the robot can work without recharging / maintenance? What's the throughput for the tasks? In the demo it only carried one object and it took it several seconds to move it. A person could do that faster, better, etc.
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by 101008 2y ago
In which aspect is this better than a human?* It's slower, energy-wise more expensive (a human with just a sandwich can work for hours), less preciss and error-prone. As a Manager, I would prefer a person that I can blame (corporative

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