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arnon
4y ago
We never needed SKUs for our "hard products" that we sent out so we never encountered this...
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arnon
4y ago
Very nicely written, it made it very accessible to those who aren't super familiar with reverse engineering. I'm fascinated by "transport billing" - it's such a complex problem, owing to the different infrastructure
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arnon
4y ago
That is exactly my experience, but we stopped it before it became a problem. We only had 5 plans and we didn't do too many "custom plans" until we had the system in place. Once it was in place, we moved everyone into normal,
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arnon
4y ago
Well, it was a "near hit" actually!
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arnon
4y ago
Really nicely done. We use Linear and despite its flaws I can't imagine going back to any other tool. Worth the migration.
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Design your pricing and tools so you can adapt them later
(arnon.dk)
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arnon
4y ago
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Reed Hastings Steps Down as Netflix Co-CEO
(forbes.com)
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arnon
4y ago
Are APIs copyrightable?
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arnon
4y ago
They're changing their business model, not entirely closing
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Chuck E. Cheese still using floppy disks in 2023
(tiktok.com)
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arnon
4y ago
Everyone's copying everyone else's SQL. The standard is very rarely actually implemented (it is very broad and isn't super useful to most users)
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arnon
4y ago
Truth is Stripe billing works fine for us. We've built around some of the limitations and expanded it to be super powerful (e.g., we built a cashback system based around Stripe's excellent webhooks https://arnon.dk/
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arnon
4y ago
If you're confused about if you should or shouldn't offer cashback - good. You should be!
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We built a Cashback system with Stripe
(arnon.dk)
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arnon
4y ago
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arnon
4y ago
I built (together with my team) an entitlement service, which makes creating new billing plans a lot easier, and reduced our time to launch in new markets down to just a few minutes. I wrote about it here https://arnon.dk/wh
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Hera is shutting down on September first
(hera.so)
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arnon
4y ago
Unfortunately this sounds like fairly typical armchair commentary from someone who doesn't understand the decisions around building and deploying something like this at this scale... Sometimes, yeah, you need to rush things because you
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arnon
4y ago
The focus of this article is more on SaaS-style products, where the delivery of features or 'product variations' is more continuous.
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arnon
4y ago
I wouldn't say no cost, but the benefits far outweigh the cost of having this kind of setup. This is specifically true for "enterprise" B2B SaaS - not so much in the consumer space though.
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Things I Wish I'd Known Before I Tried Istio
(linkedin.com)
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5y ago
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You should separate your billing from entitlements
(arnon.dk)
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arnon
5y ago
Amazing news, so happy to hear
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Open source maintainer pulls the plug on NPM packages colors and faker
(snyk.io)
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5y ago
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arnon
5y ago
That's altering the methods - and generally considered a violation of the validity of the results.
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arnon
5y ago
This article is very poorly written unfortunately. It goes into multiple "we don't know, but here's an option" paragraphs which give no useful information.
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arnon
5y ago
Regional differences. This is not true in Europe and Asia.
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arnon
5y ago
I think it's the print version of this document
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5y ago
Note this big gotcha: Stripe's VIES validation only takes place once and there is no way to retrigger it. For compliance purposes you have to validate it yourself every quarter or so, on recurring transactions.
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arnon
5y ago
How does this solve anything? They're still making "CMPs" for mining. The silicon is still the same. The card still needs to be produced the same way. They're only saving a few dollars off the BOM on the HDMI/Displa
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arnon
5y ago
Move on to what and why?
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