leros

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   by leros 2y ago

   It should be ok as long as you do it logged out. SerpAPI is a convenient wrapper API for scraping various sites. I assume they've vetted all the legality of things. They have a YouTube API: https://serpapi.com/yelp-sear
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   by leros 2y ago

   I built a service around helping podcasters automatically convert their audio podcast into a YouTube channel. I went through tons of review with Google in order to get access to the YouTube API and make sure everything I was doing was in co
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   by leros 2y ago

   I don't know if it's lightweight or not but I like the GitKraken app. I use it very occasionally when I need to do something advanced or tricky.
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   by leros 2y ago

   IMO, just leave it blank and highlight your work experience. They're hiring you to develop at work, not develop at home. Recruiters ask for lots of stuff that isn't necessary. Again, I'll highlight that I've worked with
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   by leros 2y ago

   If you're not focusing on UI design in your career, why does your portfolio need a nice UI design? Build stuff that highlights the skills you want to advertise. That being said, I don't think you need a portfolio. It might help, b
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   by leros 2y ago

   Looks really cool. I've thought about building a business around ffmpeg myself. Btw, your self hosting link is broken.
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   by leros 2y ago

   That's what LemonSqueezy already is. You can setup subscriptions and disable their storefront, then it's perfect for SaaS.
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   by leros 2y ago

   I've used the detergent before but I find it messy sometimes or it will clog the detergent door. I use the cheap Finish tabs now. The do just as well as the expensive pods.
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   by leros 2y ago

   I actually used my Alexa like that all the time. "Alexa, order more dish detergent" "From your recent order history, I found Cascade Dish Detergent pods, 120 count, $17.99. Would you like to order?" "Yes" It wa
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    by leros 2y ago

    I think you're just going through the learning curve of something new. You could make the same argument about a React/Next app being unnecessarily complicated with Hello World.
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    by leros 2y ago

    RabbitMQ is simpler to implement but it has fewer capabilities than Kafka.
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    by leros 2y ago

    Crowdstrike's contracts and terms of service will have clauses about how much liability they have when things go wrong. I have no idea what Crowdstrike's policy is, but pretty often, the liability is limited to the amount of money
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    by leros 2y ago

    What's the need? Every email client can already do what Markdown can.
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    by leros 2y ago

    Are you paying ClickHouse? If so, have you talked to their solutions engineers?
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    by leros 2y ago

    I'll jump on the don't bandwagon. I've been using Express, React, and SQL for a decade. I don't see any reason to change anything. I just read a post about a solo developer who has a $1.3 million business. It runs on Jav
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    by leros 2y ago

    Then why even consider it? You're giving up 50% of your weekend for nothing.
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    by leros 2y ago

    FAA has jurisdiction down to a millimeter above your property. Class G airspace extends all the way down to the ground.
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    by leros 2y ago

    One of these reasons these sites failed is they tried to scale to $1B companies, which made sense 10 years ago. They were successful except for scaling. These sites can totally exist as $XX million companies even today.
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    by leros 2y ago

    I've been using Plausible for a while and been pretty happy with it. I agree that GA4 is too complex. I do sometimes worry that Plausible's more relaxed session tracking is making it harder for me to understand my true user count.
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    by leros 2y ago

    My experience was well after that.
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    by leros 2y ago

    I briefly worked on Internet Explorer in ages past. They would develop APIs with the Windows team for use in IE to give IE special features that other browsers couldn't implement.
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    by leros 2y ago

    The drones under 250g don't require a license only for recreation flight. You also can't fly over people and a few other things like that. You still need an FAA license to operate a sub 250g drone for anything commerical. Also dro
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    by leros 2y ago

    And you will be going to prison for shooting down an aircraft.
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    by leros 2y ago

    This came up in my FAA drone training. There is nothing legally preventing a drone pilot from hovering an inch over the grass in your backyard. They can't land as it's your private property but class G airspace extends all the way
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    by leros 2y ago

    Yep. The FAA is slowly enforcing the rules around drones more and more harshly. Someone recently flew a drone over a concert and got a letter from the FAA asking for an explanation of their flight. From what I read, that guy is looking at p
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    by leros 2y ago

    A drone is considered an aircraft by the FAA. It's not just an RC toy. There is a small carve out that drones under 250g can be flown recreationally by anyone, but most drone flights are being done by pilots who have remote pilot licen
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    by leros 2y ago

    The government doesn't differentiate much between aircraft and drones. As I understand it, shooting down a drone is a federal crime and can you get you 20 years in prison.
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    by leros 2y ago

    MapBox which is super popular, and probably the #2 solution is built on OSM too.
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    by leros 2y ago

    Meetup brings a ton of people into my Toastmasters club. It sure is expensive though.
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    by leros 2y ago

    You need to build a crawler: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_crawler