cuu508

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   by cuu508 3y ago

   But ... even if you have just 1 or 2 people, you have to manage them. You need to have regular meetings to discuss what's done, what's to be done, you have to plan work for them. Large part of why I'm a solopreneur is because
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   by cuu508 3y ago

   > "we dont care about your bug if your NOT using the flat pack, if you got it from your distro its your distorts bug" Two cases here: * it's a legitimate upstream bug, but is being rejected because you are using a distro-p
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   by cuu508 3y ago

   The article says "low power consumption" but what is the power consumption?
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   by cuu508 3y ago

   I would choose to play it by the book.
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   by cuu508 3y ago

   I think we're talking 1995-2000 here, not 2006 (when sass appeared), 2009 (when less appeared), or 2018 (when Tailwind appeared)
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   by cuu508 3y ago

   Do you mean, how do you handle $0.001 monthly payouts? Spotify could set a payout threshold. If the threshold is not passed in a given month, the balance carries over to the next month.
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   by cuu508 3y ago

   "Startups for the rest of us" podcast is alright.
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   by cuu508 3y ago

   From https://selfh.st/apps-about/ – > How can I add my project to the list? > Feel free to reach out and share the details of your project with me. > Note that I will not manually intervene with the order in w
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   by cuu508 3y ago

   I think the author's criticism of EA would be more, uh, effective, if they summarized their main arguments in a few short paragraphs. The article is way too long.
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    I think the article is about not using SMS for 2FA, not about abandoning SMS altogether.
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    What you should do when you believe your bank is mishandling your personal information depends on your local laws. In European countries, you would first contact your bank and get them to clarify precisely what data they are storing about y
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    > Our laws shouldn't punish people for honestly doing the best they know how to Sure, but holding on to data you do not strictly need is not doing the best
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    Your pricing in absolute numbers matters more than your profit %. But your reliability, performance, S3 compatibility, customer support quality, compliance with privacy regulations matters even more.
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    New Streamlined Plan Structure (Netdata)(blog.netdata.cloud)

    2 points by cuu508 3y ago|0 comments
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    For users who currently reuse weak passwords, passkeys are a security upgrade. For users who use strong unique passwords + FIDO keys, it is a downgrade. Both types of users exist.
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    Yes, I think that would be better. Or perhaps don't mention it until it is actually open source.
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    > After application evolves bloated, it's difficult to go back and un-bloat it. It will be hard to get to pristine quality, but there ought to be some amount of low hanging fruit, where minimal changes bring noticeable improvement.
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    Is there a demo site or screenshots somewhere? Add them to README :-)
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    The landing page says " Open source". Is or will the product be open source?
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    A progress bar on the website would do. And if the user closes a browser tab, you can cancel their job.
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    Better link: https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.06634
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    Thanks!
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    I read the original comment a few times but could not make sense of it, the first sentence especially. Could you explain the argument?
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    Right, but how does the changes in engine wanting to breathe manifest through the throttle pedal feel? Changes of vibrations? Changes of resistance? Changes in lag from pushing the pedal to the engine responding? Perhaps on the direct throt
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    What complexity is needed or helpful? Plain HTML is simple and loads quick.
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    > at least be up front about it in the beginning Treat CLA as that: an upfront statement that the author may and probably will change the license in the future.
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    It's tragedy of the commons at all levels.
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    I'm on a similar path. Out of curiosity, business-wise, where are you aiming long-term? When feasible, will you expand team, or would you rather stay solo? Would you potentially take investment, or rather stay bootstrapped? Why/wh
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    So few details. Where is it? How deep? Can any of it be accessed?
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    by cuu508 3y ago

    Let's say I use some SaaS for handling payments and subscriptions. The SaaS can notify me via a webhook when a user successfully creates a subscription on their hosted payment page, so I can, let's say, adjust their allowed featur