dhruvkar

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   by dhruvkar 7y ago

   Question was about side projects with no stated incentive. Business model is not clear at this stage.
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   by dhruvkar 7y ago

   Agreed on comparison sites. re: comparison site generator - I could see that being useful. I've toyed around with using Google Sheets as the database and the statically regenerating the site every X minutes. Non-techies enter new info
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   by dhruvkar 7y ago

   A comparison site for hospital prices. These have to legally be made available by each hospital for all services they provide (since January 1, 2019). At the moment they're hard to find, often buried on the hospital's website and
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   by dhruvkar 7y ago

   Ah nice, that's a good use case.
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   Ask HN: How are you using QR codes?

   3 points by dhruvkar 7y ago|1 comments
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   by dhruvkar 7y ago

   That's new, been using it for a year now, and the certificate was fine up until recently.
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   by dhruvkar 7y ago

   have you checked out Less Annoying CRM [0]? It has a rudimentary pipeline feature and API access. $10/month per user. 0. https://lacrm.com
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   by dhruvkar 7y ago

   I invest in large industrial real estate ($2-10M) with established tenants (often publicly traded companies) in the Midwest with a group of other investors. It's kind of like Fundrise [0], but with a handful of people in a 2-3 deals a
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   by dhruvkar 7y ago

   https://outline.com/a3btTH
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    Living in the US, I've wondered that as well. I would not consider the question stupid, and it's an unnecessary start to an answer.
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    Ask HN: How did you use G Suite for Knowledge Management for a small team?

    4 points by dhruvkar 7y ago|0 comments
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    That's definitely a question to be answered. More than the # of hours involved, it's the error-prone nature of the work and the lag between when the data should be entered vs when it's actually entered. These three factors --
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    Man.. I wish I knew what you know. These are the things I need at my current role, and I'm woefully overwhelmed. Tying together processes spread out over multiple systems is a large portion of my role. I'm having trouble tracking
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    Right. It's been around for 30+ years and it's meant to solve this exact problem. However, the cost of training staff and implementation is often out of reach for SMBs, still.
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    And these industries are so far outside the tech bubble, it's two different worlds. Facebook and Co. get a bad rap for many things, which I agree with. But I credit these social platforms in speeding up tech adoption rates for the aver
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    This. I work in a small, physical goods business in the Midwest (~30 employees), and the amount of time spent doing data entry is incredible. Documents (often PDFs, sometimes excel) flow between buyers, shippers, freight forwarders and inte
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    Weightlifting, microdosing shrooms.and light therapy. Never tried them all at the same time, but these three things at different phases in life, were effective, for at least one season.
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    Incoming documents (mail, bills, receipts, etc.) go into one large folder. I do a quick gut check before putting them in. Will I need this in 6 month, 1 year? Only if I need it on a long term basis, its put in this folder. End of the week,
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    I switched from a 2012 MBP to Thinkpad P52S with Pop_OS! I had a year with Ubuntu and Lubuntu in the middle. Pop_OS! however is so similar in usability to macOS, that I can't imagine going back to macOS even if the hardware got better.
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    Nice, makes sense.
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    where in the world are you?
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    thanks, I'll reach out shortly!
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    Ask HN: Have you worked with EDI software?

    1 points by dhruvkar 7y ago|2 comments
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    I've been using Wave [1] for personal use. It hooks onto all accounts (via Plaid), and it also had a pretty sweet OCR receipts app [2] that posts the transaction to your Wave account. [1] https://www.waveapps.com/ [2]
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    Not really. The sorting is based on popularity by default, which you can change. To compare: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... https://www.google.com/search?q=news.y
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    I'm interested in the same. Couple relevant threads on the subject: - Pivot to embedded Linux, pentesting, or robotics? | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17939239 - What are the tricky parts of Embedded Developme
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    Pop_OS! couples with a new Thinkpad work beautifully together. The ISO already had nvidia drivers bundled. Volume, brightness, functions keys worked out of the box.
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    As an undergrad & grad about 10 years ago, I absolutely loved our university library for working and studying solo (although rarely, if ever, did I need a physical book). But being surrounded by huge shelves of books, gave a sort of muf
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    by dhruvkar 7y ago

    We're using Less Annoying CRM (0) for a team of 20. Its a flat $10/person per month. SMB is a pretty broad category. I think LACRM is good for sub 50 people team where you don't have more than one group. 0. https:/&#x2F
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    Mathematical Model Reveals the Patterns of How Innovations Arise (2017)(technologyreview.com)

    3 points by dhruvkar 7y ago|0 comments