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by muttantt 3y ago
In 2023 you don't even debate between the two. The decision to go with Postgres is instant and by default.
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by muttantt 3y ago
Pay $20
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by muttantt 3y ago
use deepgram, they recently added Whisper as a model too
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by muttantt 3y ago
"Sign up to learn more" Translation: this product line doesn't even exist yet. We used GPT-4 to generate our Titan/Bedrock intro pages.
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by muttantt 4y ago
It's incredible how little ambition a person can have when they're exposed to so much startup activity and all they want to do is moderate a forum and scold people for making jokes online.
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by muttantt 4y ago
Funny how every hype tech (crypto, NFT, web 3, AI) gets its own color scheme and they all just run with it.
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by muttantt 4y ago
I agree no one should try this as their first fast. I've been dry, water, and grape juice fasting for two decades and can handle 7 days of dry fasting without an issue.
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by muttantt 4y ago
I dry fast regularly (no water, no food). At about day 6 my dreams are so lucid and vivid that I can basically control them if I wake up in the middle of the night (and when you dry fast, waking up and being pretty much alert is common arou
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Ask HN: Is it okay for a SaaS vendor to retroactively bill for billing errors?
2 points by muttantt 4y ago|4 comments
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by muttantt 4y ago
I feel bad for the hackers that now need to read through GoDaddy's code...
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by muttantt 4y ago
He's busy working on ChaatGPT
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by muttantt 4y ago
Looking at Twilio employees posting their Linkedin Open-for-hire ad post-layoff, I see lots of POC, women and H1B's. Seems this layoff was not done through the same anti-racist/anti-oppression lens as last time.
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by muttantt 4y ago
It used to be, they're also increasing prices now
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by muttantt 4y ago
Twilio also quietly increased their prices recently, ie. US numbers went from $1 to $1.15
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by muttantt 4y ago
A 4 page document prompted me for a $50 payment. Good luck running 500 pages through this thing...
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by muttantt 4y ago
No way any respectable lawyer thinks it's OK to upload a client agreement with confidential information to some fly by night website the promises to delete.
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by muttantt 4y ago
I tested with a 4 page basic agreement. Price quoted was $50+.
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by muttantt 4y ago
LOL. And now HN is "moderating" the debate on this. Why change from "Rigged" to "Moderated"? Maybe Elon should buy HN next.
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by muttantt 4y ago
AI developed in SV will always have a liberal bias even if it's being denied by said SV folks.
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by muttantt 4y ago
All accessible
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by muttantt 4y ago
We got all our main stack all at us-east-2. Seems to all be running currently
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by muttantt 4y ago
Just as it comes to light that SBF bought a US bank... WSJ comes to the rescue again.
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by muttantt 4y ago
"I built my own" -- makes it sound indie and hip. Turns out a team built this.
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by muttantt 4y ago
Have you considered these guys yet? https://www.2600hz.com/careers
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by muttantt 4y ago
I think if someone can't afford $8 for Twitter Blue, they should probably get off of Twitter and find more ways to make money. There is plenty of work all around.
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by muttantt 4y ago
No, he just anchored everyone at $20 so that $8 comes across as affordable. Business 101.
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by muttantt 4y ago
ridiculous that anyone would subject themselves to the torture of programming on a mobile phone
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by muttantt 4y ago
fitting that a site selling dead projects is also dead
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by muttantt 4y ago
Well, there goes Andrew Mason's startup Descript...
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by muttantt 4y ago
One piece of OSS I will be forever grateful for is Freeswitch. I built a massively successful business on top of it.

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