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by kevlened 5y ago
At Hotswap, we're working on a migration from Typeform to Tally. If you're interested, let us know here: https://www.hotswap.app/migrations/typeform/tally
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by kevlened 5y ago
Greater efficiency leads to greater consumption unless demand is saturated. Given software’s ability to uncover more problems that are solvable by software, we’re more likely to build 50x more software.
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You only need two of the three factors to make it multifactor. A computer with a fingerprint scanner could be enough if it’s implemented properly. It’s something you have (a specific computer with a specific fingerprint scanner) with someth
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by kevlened 5y ago
The wordlist is more than well-known, the word for each day is predetermined. The entire game runs in the browser and the selected word is based on the date. Here’s a quick script based on any date you select: https://codepen.io&
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Wordle Oracle – Predict tomorrow's word(codepen.io)
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The brief history of San Francisco's most dangerous (and absurd) secret society(sfgate.com)
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by kevlened 5y ago
A friendly face! Hi Joël.
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That’s correct
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Co-founder here. We skip the politics because we're willing to scrape to export or import if APIs aren't available on either end. That allows us to function independently of vendor buy-in.
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by kevlened 5y ago
If you can see it as a user, we can get it. If you'd like to migrate from marketo, let's chat :)
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by kevlened 5y ago
Gauging demand would certainly help us prioritize. We primarily target vendors who want to acquire customers, as they have a consistent need for migrations. That said, we also help end-users migrate to vendors we don't have relationshi
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by kevlened 5y ago
That's a great analogy and SEO recommendation! We haven't touched EMRs yet, but those difficult migrations are in our wheelhouse. re: sensitive data - we provide an on-prem solution when an NDA or our TOS is insufficient
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by kevlened 5y ago
Thanks for the appreciation! In cases where an API isn't offered, we build scrapers. And while a platform can certainly throttle an export, slow > impossible. As long as a user can use a product, we're confident we can export t
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by kevlened 5y ago
Co-founder here. There are companies that sell software to prevent bots. It's a cat and mouse, but ultimately a user has to be able to use a product, which has a UI that must appear relatively stable, even if the underlying markup chan
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by kevlened 5y ago
Len here. Thanks for the support! We default to using APIs if they're available and only scrape when we need to. In our experience, mid-large sized SaaS companies limit breaking changes at the API level and their UIs are relatively sta
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by kevlened 6y ago
If Musk’s claims are true, neuralink could make you hear music by bypassing your ears [0]. That could plausibly cure many types of deafness. [0] https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/ne...
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Crispr Is Dead(josiahzayner.com)
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Contact-free Haptics(ultraleap.com)
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All fair points. Showing a "coming soon" tier for larger customers would show the direction we'd like to go and a video would drive home the simplicity. Appreciate it.
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We want this to be affordable for new businesses - people who aren't willing to commit to $30/month when first setting up. It shouldn't be a painful decision to decide whether or not to get started. We hope people who want to
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by kevlened 6y ago
Ah, we'll add a link for people that don't want to sign on. Thanks for the suggestion.
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Thanks for the feedback. We have an example store here (checkout isn’t configured for the example): https://example.spry.store/ You can currently customize the store name and subdomain. Custom domains is something we’ve con
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Show HN: Spry – Build Ecommerce with Google Sheets
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by kevlened 7y ago
They gave all the context required to share it without the connection "Lawyers warned Alexa is hearing confidential calls" requires. This could be telling of Bloomberg's expected/desired readership. Or, they wanted an al
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GitHub’s Plan to Freeze Your Code for Thousands of Years(thenewstack.io)
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It is. Testing is simply automation with assertions.
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by kevlened 7y ago
This is a great exercise. It's really fulfilling to learn a spec by implementing. I've used @panva's certified [0] js provider [1] and client [2] for many use cases. Is there a reason (aside from learning) to reimplement the
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by kevlened 7y ago
Infinity was originally the default (which feels intuitive), but here's the argument for changing it [0]: "I think Array#flatten should be shallow by default because it makes sense to do less work by default, it aligns with existi
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by kevlened 7y ago
Infinity was originally the default (which feels intuitive), but here's the argument for changing it [0]: "I think Array#flatten should be shallow by default because it makes sense to do less work by default, it aligns with existi
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by kevlened 7y ago
This was on a post a few days ago [0]: > Ex-Google-Search engineer here > The comments here that PageRank is Google's secret sauce also aren't really true - Google hasn't used PageRank since 2006. [0] https:/&#x2F

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