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by jmacd 4y ago
They have a cloud offering. [1] Which is a good way to check things out without needing to deploy and run Java code. 1: https://cloud.killbill.io
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They do have Stripe, Adyen, CoCardless [1] I do agree this would be something a fully commercial project would/should focus on. https://github.com/orgs/killbill/repositories
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That really strikes me as a better use case for Square or Gumroad than either Shopify or KillBill.
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I've met with the founders of the project before. They really don't strike me as the bulls#$ng type of promoters we've all grown jaded over. They love this project and what they do.
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Manufacturers are very good at these calculations. One interesting example is that for the initial IFE systems that were deployed, the heat generated by the displays was significant enough that the largest cost to the installation was the r
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1.9% fee per order booked.
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I still can't figure out how Plaid got away with doing the same thing, but every other startup (rightly) gets raked over the coals.
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I think there is something about the boomer generation. This "I'm done" approach to grand parenting seems very widespread. A lot of friends have had the same realization that you describe. I've resolved to be the opposit
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I remember how Fireworks *felt* to use. Just seeing that name written again gave me warm fuzzy feelings. Fireworks came about at a time when web design was almost entirely something you did in HTML. The workflow to go from bitmap to web was
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A Twitter bot that responds with Stable Diffusion renders(twitter.com)
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by jmacd 4y ago
Does anyone else have the feeling that Plaid is some house of cards that is all going to come crashing down sooner or later?
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Build and test and send emails with React(mailing.run)
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by jmacd 4y ago
I find it interesting that you have a completely different URL/Brand for a same/similar product with different positioning. https://teracrawler.io/ How has that experiment been working out?
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I think that they don't show store inventory purposely. They still want you going in to the store and doing your Full Big Shop™ The Costco Grocery component of their website is actually pretty impressive. Quick shipping times and decen
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There is, every so often, that person who shows up with RRoO to a small board meeting. Nonprofits, scaling cos, etc. There always ends up being someone. It can be kinda fun to try to mess with them when they miss something.
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by jmacd 4y ago
Retrospectively, this is very similar to how most SaaS behaved when per user per month billing was first introduced. There were almost never any actual limits on the number of users you could add to the software, but you purchased a license
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We sold intermix.io to private equity in a shifting market(larskamp.medium.com)
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Yes! Everything I learned when I was young told me a) you have to be *very serious* about working out if you are going to do it and b) it's mostly about looking good. Both of those turned out to be huge fallacies. I'm 40 now and n
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by jmacd 4y ago
That is less about inflation and more about pricing power. An Egg McMuffin is a low-grade foodstuff in one community (probably higher income), but a "treat" or extravagant breakfast in another (probably low income). The Egg McMuff
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If I was an exec at either company and hiring was all of a sudden a bit less competitive and/or I had better access to top tier employees at other companies who were now more amenable to being recruited... I would certainly hit the &qu
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In Canada it is Mastercard only. Used to be Amex.
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I think the fact that this is so obviously satirical and well executed, but I had to closely read the white paper and fight against the "these crypto things have so much momentum, clearly people understand things I don't" bia
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Richest Singapore Tycoon Has Lost 80% of His Fortune(bloomberg.com)
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I've found myself looking for a pen in the office before and came away completely disappointed when everyone didn't think it was as funny as I did.
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I grew up in rural Canada. I dumpster dove for a broken black and white television and spent over a month back and forth to the Radio Shack until I finally managed to fix it. The antenna was now a coat hangar, but I could tune it just fine.
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by jmacd 4y ago
I highly recommend you check with your local/regional library to see what streaming services they will give you access to for free. My local library in Canada offers a couple of services that have a really interesting catalogue of film
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I saw this headline and immediately thought they were making a genius move with the bad press Heroku is getting. natch
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Ubiquiti sells a nice piece of hardware that is a WAN reboot plug. Unfortunately there is zero configurability in terms of how it determines if WAN is working or not. I haven't been able to find another purpose made piece of kit.
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I wrote a very similar series of articles in 2012. https://www.computerworld.com/article/2502243/the-next-evolu... The timing feels a LOT better these days.
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Identity is the single biggest miss I can think of for Github. Clearly there is some thinking going on about it with SSO, profile README, this, etc. I think they are missing the point however. Linkedin for Developer is probably interesting

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