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by howmayiannoyyou 6y ago
Xero user here. Would leave in a second if I could. Why: - Next to nothing in terms of expense graphs. - Terrible API for polling for alerts based on reports. - Saving custom reports not really a thing. - Mobile app is hot garbage. - Bank f
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by howmayiannoyyou 6y ago
Should be a Chrome Extension. Would absolutely kill as one.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
If this were solely a Gmail extension I would be 100% in and pay about $25/month.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Congress CamperBob... it was the Senate the messed up the cares legislation.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Applied for EIDL 3/18 w/ application number 20001.... was in the first group. Applied again, twice, as two successive systems had to be deployed after the first crashed. I've received $15,000 as an advance. The EIDL loan is c
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Integromat Parabola CloudHQ Zapier Apache Nifi ... and literally dozens more. Very, very crowded space.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Finally a decent use-case for blockchain and nobody is paying attention. Seems to make a lot more sense to reconcile location and proximity from a shared user-controlled anonymous ledger.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
A $19 trillion dollar economy is largely shut down to protect - mostly but not entirely - those 65 and older. That's fine, but let's be direct about it. We're sacrificing our doctors, nurses, jobs, national security and much
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
The R0 number they tout isn't supported by data from Italy or NY. R0 is density dependent.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Deterrence. All manner of WMD would be used absent a credible deterrent. Just ask the residents of Aleppo or Halabja.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
"It's better to be in a bad deal with good people, then a good deal with bad people" China MFG was/is not a deal with the Chinese people. It's a deal with the CCP. Those of us who always understood this aren't
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Lowe was a proponent of intravenous vitamin C under a specific set of circumstances for immune response during oncology ( https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2020/03/02/vi... ), and in Chin
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
I fear we are going to regret not taking draconian measures right now. Mandatory social distancing right now likely could buy additional time for the healthcare system to advance preparations for a wide scale outbreak, including stockpiling
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
My children learned how to negotiate via family monopoly games. This has made parenting MUCH more difficult.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Excellent. I can FINALLY start migrating away from Zapier.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYVLH1tLIDY They should start with Rand Waltzman's presentation at DEFCON (link above). In sum, USGOV is still totally unprepared for information warfare ops ongoing and intended. About
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
China = 20% of global GDP -> shutdown until Feb 17th. China = ??% of global supply chain -> shutdown until Feb 17th. This is the current status quo. If the situation isn't controlled by Feb 13th you can kiss at least 1/3 of
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
It matters because face masks are not enough to prevent transmission, which matters relative to the common cold only because this virus kills. The common cold does not.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Anecdotal (not official) reports suggest as many as 100,000 infections in Wuhan area. There are claims the virus may be spread through eyes as well as inhalation. Additional unsubstantiated claims suggest low to no fever during incubation p
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
This is the repository I want to leave my kids when I'm gone, with curated content from my life experience the can explore when they feel as if they need some guidance. It's also got a ton of potential as UI for blockchain explora
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Good, but, I don't want to write UI configs in JSON. Making the UI should be as minimally difficult as the rest of the app makes tasks.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Low unemployment drives productivity gains that keep wages low and that contributes to increased unemployment. See the cycle play out here: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=pTTx Workers with skills that align add p
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
I like it and may use it. Needs an API and Zapier integration.
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Tax incentives in the US happen (a) where an entrenched industry negotiates it using its existing jobs as leverage; and (b) where a depressed region hopes to attract new investment. In the latter case offsetting problems conspire to prevent
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
There is no way the CCP is going to legislate that into reality. There is no way the US Congress is going to further handicap American industry with what then amounts to another subsidy to China. It's not a solution. Nor is barring e-w
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Not defending Total Reclaim's misrepresentation BUT.... the market for many recyclable commodities is insufficient to justify processing expense in the US. Why? Two reasons. First, there's little manufacturing capacity remaining i
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Zapier can sell equity for an insane valuation IMHO. Money isn't their problem I think. I think - may be wrong - the problem is management. My sense is they are hampered by prior success bias and lack of what I'll call "grey
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by howmayiannoyyou 7y ago
Zapier has exponentially more integrations than this or anything else, but is surprisingly difficult to use, and more so since they updated their UI. Editing Zaps is pure torture because refresh is so difficult. Exception handling is pure p