neximo64

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by neximo64 5y ago
I have used Mongo and it is a total nightmare, a bit of the reasons are in your text. Its supposedly only good with Atlas which is a managed service. I haven't tried Atlas myself (and why would I? - I try and avoid lock in) but since P
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by neximo64 5y ago
You buy from a vendor (coinbase?) and sell to a customer (cash app) + markup. Its not exactly the same as groupon it's more similar to selling cans of soda.
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by neximo64 5y ago
They are counting the volume transacted as revenue, and gross profits as the transaction fee
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by neximo64 5y ago
To be blunt: you need to talk to users/understand your users if your first instinct is to post here for this.
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by neximo64 5y ago
If that is your strategy you have no chance of succeeding anyway. The only way you can beat these companies with deeper pockets is being able to offer something they can't. It may be of higher monetary value or personal value.
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by neximo64 5y ago
Maybe go with their customer support and ask it be escalated instead of putting this on HN. Also fyi with the refund fees Paypal does that too. If you don't like Stripe pick a competitor like Braintree or Adyen. I believe Adyen also do
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by neximo64 5y ago
iOS app is fine
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by neximo64 5y ago
Can you name it something better it is extremely unintuitive
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by neximo64 5y ago
As long as the principal idea behind the decision is statecraft (we need this to be onshored) vs lets make a genuinely better chip for customers it'll never work. There's a graveyard of EU decisions like this, having a non America
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by neximo64 5y ago
Doesn't even still cover enough to justify its current market cap. If anything these figures are just what the market cap has already adjusted to & why the market is unimpressed by the numbers. So while it is amazing it is not &#x2
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by neximo64 5y ago
In a way for playback of course that makes safari consume too much resources for the tab and restart the tab mid video so you never see the ending..
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by neximo64 6y ago
Went from 64GB to 8GB. Didn't notice a difference - infact it is better. I kind of get your mindset but they have done some fuckery somewhere to get it to work so good.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Try Supabase out. Its basically a Postgres plugin and you can subscribe to tables live changes using Websockets. If you have a query you could reorientate the table's changes and see if the changes affect the output incrementally manua
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by neximo64 6y ago
So basically its for US companies? Which was my original premise.. Of course you are speaking in the legal sense, but the target of these laws are US companies/companies where decisions are made in the US.
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by neximo64 6y ago
My argument is there are no EU based AI companies doing that in the first place so the regulation will not even be really used.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Where are the successful AI companies in the EU to regulate in the first place? They would mostly be American companies
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by neximo64 6y ago
Id disagree with you, and i've worked in a fintech as a hiring manager have CFAs on the team - with or without it its not been any different. If I can ask do you have a CFA yourself/are you in the process of getting one as I feel
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by neximo64 6y ago
No it wont really help. In fact I would say it may even be a bit of a hinderance & quite possibly you wouldn't be used in a tech role and rather a different role like biz-dev in a fintech which is also harder to compete in as there
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by neximo64 6y ago
ICE is just one part of coinbase as they have integrated clearing, broking and an exchange If you add up all the brokers/investment banks, clearing companies that are related to ICE you get to a way larger number.
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by neximo64 6y ago
I agree with you its quality but what i'm saying is that didn't matter. And to counter on the browser bit, Rust/Go/C/etc can be compiled into Webassembly and yet its not thriving. Similarly on the backends Javascrip
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by neximo64 6y ago
And yet it is the most popular programming language in the world.. So maybe you're not exactly right. In the end it's not about what coders need it's what they want .
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by neximo64 6y ago
There is such a thing as barter which doesnt need the invention of money.
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by neximo64 6y ago
I feel like Amazon's teams have actually the opposite mindset of this if you actually use their product/services. No affiliation to amazon whatsoever saying this.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Its not true AI but a defined algorithm. It's also designed by contractors who are paid quite well even relative to Google.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Maybe you're asking the wrong question. Java improved at every release or so yes, but do Android devs want to use Java or Kotlin to make their apps
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by neximo64 6y ago
Great project and looking forward to the mystery release at the end of the week. I've been waiting really for one major feature request to be more comfortable with Supabase. It is SSL/TLS when connecting to the postgres database.
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by neximo64 6y ago
There is an asymmetry here, these locations are quite attractive as its easy to make friends, the language is the same but the culture is slightly different, etc. While Erasmus+ extends outside the EU the scope is really weak and lots of pe
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by neximo64 6y ago
> I'm sad to see the Alan Turing exchange program is somehow a less tolerant replacement for not being able to partecipate in a larger multi-cultural program like Erasmus+ How can this be true, students from the UK pick places like
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by neximo64 6y ago
1) At risk exposure commitments (vs preorders). The Eu didn’t want to take risk and only wanted to pay upfront for what can be delivered. The uk got a VC to allocate risk and pick vaccines (Kate Bingham) vs a Sandra Gallina who was focused
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by neximo64 6y ago
You could pool funds into a legal entity that is an accredited investor using some of the 2015 crowdfunding legislation.

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