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by localfirst 2y ago
but ppl arent going to crowdfund your b2b database crowdfunding is always hardware for some reason and consumer stuff...like games
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by localfirst 2y ago
I think its a sign of a bubble
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by localfirst 2y ago
how does this compare to Supabase Auth? I want to be able to just put self-hosted Clark in front of my postgres DB but I'm forced to use Supabase because of its Auth integration and I don't know what open source self-hosted Authen
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by localfirst 2y ago
i've been looking for these two ROM packs for NES forever First mystery ROM: It was called 101-in-1 or one of those bootleg multiple games in one cartridge and there is a menu list of all the games you can play and at the bottom there
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by localfirst 2y ago
You already have a fan! Feel free to contact me if you need more traffic i'll be sure to spread the word.
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by localfirst 2y ago
OPM is funny money...especially when its subsidized by tax payers and will be prevented from failing by bail outs from the tax payers...left or right!
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by localfirst 2y ago
yes I find the crowd behind them to be obnoxious and overwhelmingly skewed towards one side of the political spectrum.
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by localfirst 2y ago
wish I had access to this data long time ago then I wouldn't have wasted so much time trying to be a startup or get into YC!!! YC mythos is crumbling before me... Failure : (92.95%) Small Success : (3.94%) Medium Success: (2.3
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by localfirst 2y ago
oh man thats it?! thought it was 500k for 7% and only 10k for first batch ... forget YC man damn super disappointed only 0.2% of IPO...with success rates this bad might as well just become a professional poker player lmao
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by localfirst 2y ago
Israel, Palestine, Kamala, Walz, Biden, Crypto, Langchain, Blockchain, Democrats, BTS I'm just sick and tired of hearing about these topics.
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Ask HN: What is the success rate of those that join YC?
17 points by localfirst 2y ago|13 comments
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by localfirst 2y ago
> Could probably write a book about the lessons learned getting a "vision first" approach to automation working ha that would be splendid! please do maybe even a blog on valetnet.dev (lovely site btw a demo or video would be a
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by localfirst 2y ago
interesting so you are emulating hardware inputs from RPi how is it reading whats on the screen? computer vision?
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by localfirst 2y ago
I see im still looking for a way to control browser from the inside via an extension browser. very tough problem to solve.
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by localfirst 2y ago
is it possible to now use Puppeteer from inside the browser? or do security concerns restrict this? what does Webdriver Bidi do and what do you mean by "taking the good stuff from CDP" I don't want to run my scrapes in the cl
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by localfirst 2y ago
no its what i thought too and i felt like this is a tough problem especially when you get into enterprise space with a dozen heterogeneous stacks and outdated vendor APIs if it was this easy then we would see a ton of layoffs but you can&#x
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by localfirst 2y ago
im gonna try this out over the coming weeks and report back this could be the most powerful thread ive come across on HN
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by localfirst 2y ago
There's an idea that an app can replace the boring and hard. For somethings that may be true but piano proficiency is sight reading and muscle memory. This is something you cannot speed run. The purpose of Hanon is to teach aspiring pi
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by localfirst 2y ago
The purpose of Hanon is to build muscles into typically weaker fingers like the fourth and fifth. The exaggerated movements are specifically designed to build memory muscle and power. Hanon is battle tested and all the great virtuoso have g
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by localfirst 2y ago
got excited but the repo hasn't been updated for over 3 years.
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Live coup attempt at a startup recording [video](youtube.com)
4 points by localfirst 2y ago|1 comments
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by localfirst 2y ago
I want to pay for software once and beyond certain version I would need to upgrade but I want that decision to be done by me at my own volition Laravel does this quite well
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by localfirst 2y ago
What a refreshing thing it is to pay for software once and never pay again! Already I can see several SaaS subscriptions that can be replaced here.
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Republicans question Google for allegedly censoring assassination attempt search(kctv5.com)
5 points by localfirst 2y ago|0 comments
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by localfirst 2y ago
What do you mean?
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by localfirst 2y ago
All those things you listed are natural result of adding more minds to an organization and cannot be modelled. But I will concede that you do give up some freedom as a result of having to police and regulate individuals in the best interest
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by localfirst 2y ago
It's been known that if you connected to Tor in a hotel located in this US allied country (there have been briefings published around this so you can take a guess) you would immediately become visible and targeted for a drive by. Tor j
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by localfirst 2y ago
If you use Tor without VPN as most do, it won't be your ISP that sees your domain lookups mate If you do use VPN with Tor as some do, it won't be your ISP either. We have an illusion of privacy because there is no true privacy any
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by localfirst 2y ago
That's the narrative. Just like Tor's narrative is that it helps America's spies communicate from hostile jurisdictions. The former never got the attention as back then we had monoculture shaped by mainstream media (no other
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by localfirst 2y ago
It really is that easy. The trade-offs are no less annoying then answering customers emails or calls. In some cases you don't even have any sort of "checking in" arrangements if you've demonstrated good profitability. Li

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