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neilfrndes
2y ago
One of my site got flagged as a Compromised Site by Google. I used Posthog on that site as well!
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Is this the book you're referring to? https://www.microsoftpressstore.com/store/agile-project-mana...
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Why It Pays for Startups to Move to Silicon Valley
(wsj.com)
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>Locating in tech hubs often raises a startup’s odds of success, research suggests. And that’s especially the case with Silicon Valley. This article is based on the research paper "Go West Young Firm: The Impact of Startup Migration
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I loved watching "It's quieter in the twilight", a documentary about how a dedicated team of engineers are fighting to keep the Voyager mission alive. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt17658964/
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This behavior was also observed in New York Cab drivers in the paper LABOR SUPPLY OF NEW YORK CITY CABDRIVERS: ONE DAY AT A TIME https://www.cmu.edu/dietrich/sds/docs/loewenstein/NYCCabdriv... > ... O
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3y ago
Not sure why this is down voted, I use marshmallow serializes with DRF. Marshmallow serializes are more flexible and the learning curve isn't high.
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HiGHS – high performance open source software for linear optimization
(highs.dev)
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> The commercial entity behind MariaDB raised roughly $230 million in venture funding through the years to develop premium features and services on top of the core project, eventually going public in December 2022. MariaDB might now be t
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I read the book 'Built to Sell'[0] recently. It's written for founders, but gives you insight into how buyers think and what they are looking for. [0] https://builttosell.com/
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Martin: Generate and serve vector tiles on the fly from multiple tile sources
(github.com)
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Ask HN: Are startups still operating in 'default alive' mode?
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Planet Money by NPR made an episode [0] on this a few years ago. I highly recommend listening to it if you're curious to know more. >Vince Kosuga was an onion farmer back in the 1930s. A pretty successful one. But farming wasn'
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> Founders and venture capitalists who flocked to artificial-intelligence startups are learning that turning the chatbot buzz into successful businesses is harder than it seems.
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AI Startup Buzz Is Facing a Reality Check
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It works roughly 3/4th of the time for me. I've heard that you can increase your chances by buying a 'real' prepaid phone number on eBay for $10 or so, and then porting it over to a VoIP provider.
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3y ago
I'm a happy customer of voip.ms, it costs me less than $1 per month for a US number. Their service has been very stable. They support REST API access and webhooks.
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> Artificial intelligence has turned the brain’s electrical signals into somewhat garbled classic rock Here is a link to the press release from UC Berkeley: https://news.berkeley.edu/2023/08/15/releases-202
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Neuroscientists Re-Create Pink Floyd Song from Listeners’ Brain Activity
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Brain recordings capture musicality of speech – with help from Pink Floyd
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About security and privacy: > Amazon says this is secure in two ways. First, the company transmits only an encoded abstraction of your hand scan, in a proprietary format, which can’t be used to reproduce an image of your hand that could
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I use voip.ms, I'm very happy with their service. They have well documented REST API service for access.
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> Speakers the size of an asterisk have the potential to change the way we reproduce sound, cope with hearing loss—and even make objects in virtual reality feel real.
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Exotic New Silicon-Based Speakers Are Coming to Next-Generation Earbuds
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ReactOS (Free and Open Source Windows) – 2023 Update
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Google DeepMind’s CEO Says Its Next Algorithm Will Eclipse ChatGPT
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Musk Urges More Companies to Shrink Like Twitter
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Check out Dubai Lamps: https://hackaday.com/2021/01/17/leds-from-dubai-the-royal-li... > Dubai Lamps are special LED lamps designed by Philips for high efficiency and very long operational life. A simple d
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Why It’s So Hard to Slice Cheese
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U.S. to Announce Nuclear-Fusion Energy Breakthrough
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