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> So the new SaaS I was working on was planning to use a MoR from the start We're here. Registrations are not open yet and new users will be onboarded through an accounting/revenue service friendly pipeline, and ping the lawye
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> - Where are you from? Algiers, Algeria. > - How old are you? Thirties. > - In what field do you work? If it is related to CS, please specify the industry (SWE, AI, graphics etc) Building a machine learning platform ( https:&#x
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>* or completely outsourced, which means again we just see one large transaction from time to time that is easy to account for.* Which service are you currently using to achieve this, and could you say more about your experience with the
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Touggourt? Are you from/in Algeria?
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Thank you. I had recently looked at that quickly but I'll be more thorough soon.
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> If you want a service that does all of the VAT admin on sales, including reporting and remittance to government authorities in all relevant jurisdictions, you might want a "merchant of record" service. You mentioned Paddle, w
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> A truly underrated value you get is the fact that payment processors deals with all those issues around taxes, VAT, etc. I signed up for Stripe thinking it was the case but it turns out they don't handle VAT and taxes and I have
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Stable Genius Act
(en.wikipedia.org)
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E.O. Wilson comes up when you get into the "actor model"[0], especially with this quote: > “A colony of ants is more than just an aggregate of insects that are living together. One ant is no ant.” Many publications and article
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Heyyy, I wasn't far off then! What does your product do and how could it help our users train models more efficiently? What is meant by efficiency here?
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Here: https://hnrss.org/user?id=Jugurtha . This is a feed of my content on Hacker News: posts and comments. You can see this very comment in there. This is yours: https://hnrss.org/user?id=minroot . You can s
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If I were to follow your activity, comments and posts, on Hacker News, I'd add the RSS feed https://hnrss.org/user?id=rolicia to Thunderbird. If I wanted them separate: - https://hnrss.org/submitted?id=
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> After 30-ish years of email I finally found something good. What an endorsement! If I were them, I'd put this right on the landing page.
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Really? I can open them on Chrome and Firefox without a problem. What browser do you use?
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> We also have accounts in AWS, Azure and GCP. Do you mind sharing why you have accounts on all three? We do something similar because our product, https://iko.ai , enables people to train, track, package, deploy, and monitor
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As I said, you don't have to have an "RSS reader", you can use your email client, such as Thunderbird. These feeds will not interfere with your emails, and they're displayed at the bottom of the sidebar. I'm unsure
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You can add the following RSS feeds: - https://hnrss.org/newest?q=openstep (gives you posts referencing openstep) [edit: @themodelplumber posted a comment about GNUStep, the URI can also be: https://hnrss.org
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> Somethings are easy to argue for. I.e. look at used techstacks and how they work together (React, FastAPI, sqlalchemy). Are they? If you recursively try to answer the question "why", I'm certain you'll end up at so
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Every VODXS faucet is connected directly to the blockchain
(twitter.com)
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This is really cool. I don't think you're aware of how valuable your Bayesian combination is. The reason I could claim that is that your first point was this: > 1. What should I focus on learning to get a backend developer job
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Nice! What about Flanders doing an impression of Obama doing an impression of Flanders?
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> If I ever end up paralysed and unable to speak, you bet your ass I'm talking like Ned Flanders to everyone. That's funny. What was the sentence you typed if you don't mind me asking? I had subpar results with 50 cent, c
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Use deep fake tech to say stuff with your favorite characters
(fakeyou.com)
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Disconnect from the internet when you're home and work on your side projects. When you find you require a resource, connect and download it, then disconnect. Repeat until you have no need for an internet connection. That's what I
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You're trying to optimize (finding "the best" resource in a field you know little about) when you could use that time to actually learn and, ironically, refine your Knowledge for what a good resource is. Many of the most popu
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Prometheus and Grafana. That's what we use.
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> New York’s attorney general is investigating the death of a 29-year-old man who was badly burned when he was shot with a stun gun after dousing himself with hand sanitizer during an altercation with police officers, officials said on T
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I get my recommendations from the content I read. Someone in a talk mentions an article/book/person, I quickly take a note with the context (from video URL, interview with X, mentions Y, or book, or something). I use TaskWarrior.
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But... We're a family.
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Now you'll finally put that mouth to work and actually get someone to orgasm.
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