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by arnon 3y ago
Content costs money to produce. The artists and staff who worked on the content want to be paid fairly. It's great that consumers want cheap stuff, but we can't have it both ways. If we go down this route, either the content will
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by arnon 3y ago
And that's how you sow disinformation. Wiping countries off maps. Israel is getting the Taiwan approach.
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by arnon 3y ago
I love Dex. All workplaces have a USB-C hub that powers everything, and it just means I can skip the laptop. Slack, Chrome/Firefox, Miro, Zoom - it's all there.
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by arnon 3y ago
I learned a lot from the first few pages but it really escalated very quickly at some point
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by arnon 3y ago
Because people here like suggesting alternatives that _they_ like.
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Non-Integrated Price Reductions Promote Higher-Priced Products(academic.oup.com)
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Yevgeny Prigozhin was passenger on crashed plane, Russian officials say(ft.com)
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by arnon 3y ago
Well, if McKinsey says....
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Ask HN: How will DSA / DMA affect how you collect in-app payments?
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by arnon 3y ago
The work account was my secondary. They used the password reset to sign in through my work e-mail and then removed my primary personal e-mail
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by arnon 3y ago
They reset my password and then changed the e-mail. The username remains the same and it is "arnon". I tried re-registering now to check your claim but it says the username is under use and I can't restore the password for it
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by arnon 3y ago
Some people just need to say they hate a company whenever they appear in a topic - it's a form of reverse fanboy-ism
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by arnon 3y ago
PyPi let an old employer take over my account and hasn't been responding for nearly two years. They told me they'd investigate but have been ghosting me since. I sent several requests to have my account restored but they just won&
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The Developer Guide to the Modern SaaS Monetization Galaxy(stigg.io)
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by arnon 3y ago
Surprised to see them use Phabricator (I know it came out of there, but I basically already forgot it existed) I used it briefly but couldn't get most people to adopt it widely enough.
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Zuora Zephr(zuora.com)
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by arnon 3y ago
Germany, Italy, and Israel love Paypal. Countries with low consumer trust.
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by arnon 3y ago
Makes sense as the cost of running two operators' networks is insane overhead
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by arnon 3y ago
With Excel, everyone already is a programmer.
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by arnon 3y ago
I'm not sure what news value this has - what is there to talk about?
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You’re pricing your SaaS wrong but that’s probably OK(arnon.dk)
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by arnon 4y ago
Revenue in 2021: 33,671 M USD Revenue in 2022: 32,165 M USD FTEs in 2021: 71,970 FTEs in 2022: 86,482 Revenue-per-FTE in 2021: $467,847 Revenue-per-FTE in 2022: $371,927 That's 21% less revenue per FTE. [1] 2022 results https:/&#
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by arnon 4y ago
Revenue is nice but revenue-per-full-time-employee is a more meaningful metric.
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by arnon 4y ago
I think he's being facetious
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by arnon 4y ago
Excel (incumbent), and Looker (for anyone on Google)
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by arnon 4y ago
Congrats Anh-Tho and Raffi! I think this will be big
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by arnon 4y ago
Ooh I didn't know about this. There's quite a bit of overlap!
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by arnon 4y ago
In the system we built, we had a "reason" field, and we would regularly audit these and clean up old rules.
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by arnon 4y ago
Could have a SKU for an "ad-hoc" or flexible price
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by arnon 4y ago
You can do that by replacing the price object 1:1 with a new price and perform a mass migration. The core concept still works :)

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