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by manidoraisamy 1y ago
Thanks! Yes, that's a popular request from other developers as well. That's why our basic plan is self managed plan (Bring your own OpenAI account) - https://promptrepo.com/finetune/pricing.html We have one m
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by manidoraisamy 1y ago
Thanks for the heads up. Looks like a traffic spike from HN. Can you please check now?
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by manidoraisamy 2y ago
Does it support Claude?
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by manidoraisamy 7y ago
If you have a tight deadline, I would suggest going with what you know i.e. version control. You can launch it first, get traction and then change it later to blockchain.
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by manidoraisamy 7y ago
This is a common problem in India. WhatsApp limited the number of forwards to 7 per day, after some WhatsApp rumors led to murders. This sounds like a good solution for receivers. Question is, how do you stop people from forwarding?
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by manidoraisamy 7y ago
Join startup school which starts on 22nd [1]. YC is going to have co-founder matching part of the course. [1] https://www.startupschool.org
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by manidoraisamy 7y ago
That's a great example of usability! Developers like us are used to libraries/frameworks and forget most algorithms and architecture (literally the word itself) come from real world examples. We expect the same in usability - get
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Facebook talked privacy, Google actually built it(techcrunch.com)
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by manidoraisamy 7y ago
It is quite common. Don't go by the contractual obligation. If it is a small amount for you and your customer is going to stick to you, you might want to make him a happy customer by giving discount.
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PepsiCo suing small-time Indian farmers for growing potato that belongs to them(businessinsider.fr)
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The Recipe to Build a Universe (The Infinite Monkey Cage)(youtube.com)
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Mark Zuckerberg: Protecting democracy is an arms race(washingtonpost.com)
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A Quadrillion Tons of Diamonds Lurk Deep Inside Earth(nationalgeographic.com)
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Library of deep learning models and datasets(github.com)
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ZTE fined $1B(techcrunch.com)
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by manidoraisamy 8y ago
Meet the makers - https://www.3dprintedhouse.nl/en/
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A small community of 3D-printed concrete houses is coming to the Netherlands(edition.cnn.com)
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Evan Spiegel encourages Facebook to ‘copy our data protection practices also’(recode.net)
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by manidoraisamy 8y ago
My original title for this submission was "Moderate level of egg consumption (<1 egg/day) lowers risk of heart disease". It was edited probably because it was clickbait-y? [1] Nevertheless, I feel that the summary was quit
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by manidoraisamy 8y ago
If you are a developer, you can try these: - Be active in Q&A sessions and community events. They might also have an expert community that you can join [1] - Participate in alpha programs and connect with the product managers - If your
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by manidoraisamy 8y ago
I'm sorry for your loss. Do you know anyone in the AppStore team, whom you have talked to during the good times? If not, do you know any fellow developers who might have such contact? Your best option is to tell your side of your story
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Associations of egg consumption with cardiovascular disease(heart.bmj.com)
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Zuckerberg avoided tough questions thanks to short EU testimony format(techcrunch.com)
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The new Google News: AI meets human intelligence(blog.google)
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Scale big while staying small with serverless on GCP — the Guesswork.co story(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
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How I make $70,000/month by building an add-on?(indiehackers.com)
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by manidoraisamy 10y ago
This is pretty good already. You might want to consider narrowing it down further to "Analytics for single page web apps" like you mentioned above. It might make it more understandable for nontechnical folks, even if it doesn&#x27
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by manidoraisamy 10y ago
BigQuery is great for read and analytics. It's one of the best products I have used. But, it may not suit high frequency inserts (not a transactional DB). Also, the insert only "limitation" may not exist in the future.
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by manidoraisamy 11y ago
I don't think it's as simple as that. This is a data mining exercise - to read our customer's subscribers data and to move from a "dumb pipe" to a "personalization engine". From mailchimp CEO's blog:
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by manidoraisamy 11y ago
"your Subscribers' email address, credit card information, purchase history" - These are super sensitive! It takes more than 3 months of legal process and convincing to get our customers to share these under strict data priva

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