ToJans

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by ToJans 3y ago
Oh, and for the price: I prefer a fixed yearly license price with different modules as add-ons, and use the same price for both enterprise and SMB clients, as long as the usage is within reason. Per location also works... The major differen
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by ToJans 3y ago
I've made enterprise-size proposals while working as a consultant for a large service providers, but I've also made proposals with my own tiny SaaS for public companies. Whenever I'm in the second situation, I partner up with
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by ToJans 3y ago
Unless VCs hope to get their profits from the "bigger fool"?
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Detector-Free Structure from Motion(zju3dv.github.io)
3 points by ToJans 3y ago|0 comments
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by ToJans 3y ago
Check out threekit's Rolex configurator: https://www.threekit.com/3d-product-library/rolex-watch
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by ToJans 3y ago
Ok, so they're aiming for a more "spray & pray" kind of GTM, challenging the incumbents based on the premise that it'll be EU based. This basically then boils down to: "ChatGPT got x users in a week, and we want
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by ToJans 3y ago
Reading through the memo, the GTM/use cases/market seem to be void of any kind of beachhead strategy? I see lots of technical stuff, but the complete business plan & roadmap seems to be lacking any kind of tangible use case th
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by ToJans 3y ago
I'd go for a hybrid approach: new data is stored on private cloud, and old data would be gradually migrated or phased out.
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by ToJans 3y ago
Great tip; thank you!
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by ToJans 3y ago
Looking forward to a proper monad lib in Typescript! However, I can only assume that molding/abusing types like this might have a big - if not huge - impact on compilation times... I've created a template-like generic type that al
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by ToJans 3y ago
Interesting feedback. Adding the option to beep when you stay too long in the same posture shouldn't be too hard...
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by ToJans 3y ago
I don't see why not?
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by ToJans 3y ago
True; it was a quick hack, so I didn't consider these kind of things.
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by ToJans 3y ago
I'll have to dig up the source somewhere, but I'll see what I can do.
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by ToJans 3y ago
If anyone's interested: I wrote a small free app that runs completely client-side in the browser via your webcam, and gives an audible alert if your posture changes: https://ppp.virtualsaleslab.com
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by ToJans 3y ago
I wasn't aware "async work" was a thing; thanks for the pointer! It's a little bit of a hybrid TBH: the question is "what can you aim for given the amount of money I pay you per month, assuming everything goes right
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by ToJans 3y ago
> btw, if anyone has any ideas of how to work very few hours a week as a pretty decent full stack web dev without too high of a financial aspirations, I’m all ears, people seem too look for all or nothing employees only. I'm startin
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by ToJans 3y ago
I got tired of editing videos, so I wrote a tiny web app that allows me to record uniform ready-to-publish videos for my SaaS in real-time, so creating & publishing a 5-min video only takes me about 15 minutes. The videos look like this
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by ToJans 3y ago
Hi James! ;)
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by ToJans 4y ago
This has already been done, but the person got caught and got a fine.
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by ToJans 4y ago
I think you already know the answer, but here it is: when running a SaaS, you should be either closing deals or shipping code that is being paid by these deals, especially in the early days... Please note that you have to get an actual deal
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by ToJans 4y ago
I posted a comment a little while ago [1] where I explained how I started to understand scales etc. While this might only cover a small part of the spectrum, it might make something "click". #FingersCrossed [1] https://
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Objaverse: Dataset with 800K+ Annotated 3D Objects(objaverse.allenai.org)
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by ToJans 4y ago
"Observe" is the gathering of information. "Orient" is "given all this information, what are the possible solutions" Decide on one solution, and then act upon it. Repeat ad infinitum.
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by ToJans 4y ago
A small suggestion for your docs: instead of using foo and bar, you might be better off using well known examples, like cart and items, or projects and tasks. This usually helps to understand the context. One might even add a schema of the
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by ToJans 4y ago
I beg to differ. It's unbiased people like Carmack who tend to think out of the box. I don't think we can state that he did invent the FPS genre, but at the very least he was one of the initial catalysts. People who work in the fi
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by ToJans 4y ago
At the risk of getting downvoted: most of the impressions IT people have on other jobs are extremely one-dimensional and naive. In my personal opinion, a lot of IT people have the impression that their job is "the most important and co
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by ToJans 4y ago
Very nice. Having walked down this path: get the signature under the contract or an advance before you build "one more feature". In my experience "one more feature" is usually a very polite way to say "no", and
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by ToJans 4y ago
"I'll have my gpt mail your gpt"
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by ToJans 4y ago
Mostly web, as that's my area of expertise. - Start of the movement from cloud/SaaS computing/storage to edge devices/client-side/on-prem. - Amount of new successful SaaS orgs will decimate. The only 2 SaaS markets

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