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871.
by itake 2y ago
I thought this project was dead?
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by itake 2y ago
Item 5 seems weird to me… 1/ it pulls data from Uber eats. Many restaurants added “vanity” service charges to bills to provide visibility to the law changes. Instead of increasing menu prices, they add a mandatory service charge. I don
873.
by itake 2y ago
Creating features and fixing bugs based on Support feedback (Community Support or otherwise) may result in an amazing experience for the free tier, but not-as-good-as-it could be for your paid subscribers.
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by itake 2y ago
I get it but if you’re a solo founder without VC backing, completely free accounts are really difficult to support. Free users can create a lot of support tickets. This could be good or bad. Free users may never convert to paying, which isn
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by itake 2y ago
what is the limiting factor to all llama languages for stt or tts?
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by itake 2y ago
I just tried to use the demo website for live translation. The AI always responded in English, either ignoring my request to only respond in French or Lao, or preface the translation with english ("I can translate that to French. the t
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by itake 2y ago
cool, so you hire one for 2x the the price of a full time one for 1 week per month. 12 weeks * 2x price < 52 weeks * 1x the price. I've done this job for a 3-4 startups before. they can't afford a full time engineer, so they hi
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by itake 2y ago
1-3 people to do customer support do not cost $500k. you don't have to retain qualified engineers b/c you hire a contracting company that manages employee growth within their own organization.
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by itake 2y ago
It really doesn’t though. You could scale down to a 1-3 person team. Stop building new features. Keep a full stack dev on for 1year to fix bugs and the remaining team does customer support. Hiring a contracting company for 3 mo per year to
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by itake 2y ago
Any ideas what languages this supports?
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by itake 2y ago
IMHO, redis is either used as a key value store (which can easily be replicated in application code) or as a central storage to synchronize tasks (like counters). For the first case, dev should just build on SQLite or use application code.
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by itake 2y ago
JW, why? Do you get so much spam from a specific email that you feel safe to ban it completely? Are you able to sue them or just send a strongly worded email about how they sold your email?
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by itake 2y ago
Is there any place in the world that is "fun and comfortable" that isn't an economic maximiser? Thailand comes to mind, but its only "fun and comfortable" if you're an economic maximiser, bringing western money
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by itake 2y ago
Give me the info by email. I hate it when they try to get me on the phone.
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by itake 2y ago
I wish the article would communicate more about how WaHo does this. I see they tend to stock their stores with generators, but is that the only thing? Does WaHo have longer shifts, reducing the need for staff missing shifts? Why is WaHo a b
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by itake 2y ago
> but that was not run very often GDPR has strict rules about how long data can persist after the deletion request is made.
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by itake 2y ago
If every company self regulates their own App Store, then who is going to go to ensure apps are trustworthy and reliable? Imagine if Spotify had a Spotify store that required device id tracking for their ad network.
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by itake 2y ago
If the phone manufacturers stop including the play store in the default install. Then would people still use the play store?
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by itake 2y ago
Lots of great features for new rails apps, but what about the app was has been upgraded since rails 4? Are people actually going to spend time to replace redis or devise? I wish they’d add new features instead of trying to get people off su
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by itake 2y ago
I saw it as tool to monitor long running executions.
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by itake 2y ago
Is this different from the Rail's SaaS template Locomotive CMS?
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by itake 2y ago
No. Buyers never consent for "their" money to go to the buyer's agent or sellers agent. The selling agent's contract with the seller (not the buyer) is the seller will pay the 3% fee to seller's agent and offer a 3%
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by itake 2y ago
The 6% fee was paid by the sellers, not the buyers. Buyers didn't pay anything to the agents. But even then, the buyer's agents would "refund" the buyer ~2% of the fee as a cashback incentive to use a specific agent. but
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by itake 2y ago
If safety is important, people will not buy unsafe cars. Free market. We should just get rid of safety regulations and let the free market decide if they want to pay for addons like seat belts or air bags.
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by itake 2y ago
yeah, shouldn't it be 3m? not 3M?
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by itake 2y ago
I am a homeowner and I hate that part of my “job”. I enjoy coding. I do not enjoy dealing with unreliable contractors and months of partially finished projects
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by itake 2y ago
Who manages repairing an upkeep on the property if not the landlord?
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by itake 2y ago
The police used self-powered GPS devices[1] to track criminals. These devices are used in various situations, such as when someone violates parole. The police don’t need to report the violation immediately. Instead, they wait for the person
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by itake 2y ago
1/ if a user sends 10,000 requests, you're saying 14 of them might see 3 compromised nodes? 2/ Police can use parallel construction. Although, given enough time (in theory) parallel construction is eventually exposed.
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by itake 2y ago
Yes and yes and yes. I have worked remotely in all of those positions.

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