neximo64

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by neximo64 2y ago
Resend looked kind of cool and thought of using it. There was a security incident a while ago that had me think it again.
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by neximo64 2y ago
The moats are ultimately who owns the point at which its consumed.
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by neximo64 2y ago
It comes down to be willing to pay for it. There are domain brokers who can help get in contact with the owner, you can still contact through the privacy whois contact details to forward the details on..
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by neximo64 2y ago
From a technology point of view yes, from a users point of view they've gained a lead & the second one is the one that matters.
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by neximo64 2y ago
so it wasnt to save them from insolvency?
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by neximo64 2y ago
There are so many? Sublime Merge, Tower, etc..
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by neximo64 2y ago
Because the labour fee in effort is cheaper than the fee they charge ontop of AWS. Developers dont want to be working on managing AWS infrastructure, they just want to push code up easily. It's also easy to optimise that cost later and
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by neximo64 2y ago
The six month cliff is excessively in your favour
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by neximo64 2y ago
Use Ollama's api
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by neximo64 2y ago
Question that answers your question: Why should I pay $9 to try it for 5-10 minutes and never use it again? I realised i never intended to use it at all. It then becomes the $9 can be easily refunded. On that basis its even easier to commit
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by neximo64 2y ago
Doesn't chatgpt do that?
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by neximo64 2y ago
Why are you here on HN? Open a ticket with stripe and deal with them. Here everyone will first and foremost assume what you're doing is a fraud or engaging in money laundering. It doesn't help your account is new on HN.
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by neximo64 2y ago
Seems like its doing what its supposed to
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by neximo64 2y ago
May 16th
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by neximo64 2y ago
Maybe you're doing something dodgy and their bankers pulled them up on it.
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by neximo64 2y ago
If it was the big tech cos themselves.
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by neximo64 2y ago
With AWS you're not using a saas. They cant even display the data you store with them on their ui console because they can't access it (unless you use DynamoDB)
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by neximo64 2y ago
That could mean they looked you up on facebook
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by neximo64 2y ago
Why would someone want to put their data with your service? Its never been hard to use a database to begin with, honestly even easier than an API call.
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by neximo64 2y ago
Are you moving for the salary?
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by neximo64 2y ago
It has no benefit unless you have a guarantee of winning the block. Its most likely a mistake.
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by neximo64 2y ago
Maybe Sundar just say it plainly. Leave the politics at home and come to work for work.
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by neximo64 2y ago
Is there anything like this for postgres?
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by neximo64 3y ago
During the app store review process they'll find the use of the undocumented API and reject the submission.
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by neximo64 3y ago
Yes and its better. Not because of the glitches, Gemini Advanced was better on its first day.
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by neximo64 3y ago
If anyone has actually used Gemini and seen how good it is, Demis has probably already saved Google.
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by neximo64 3y ago
The tactic they did was really cheap. Infact it probably needed little to no cash upfront. What they did was use typical prepaid debit cards and used that as a 'bank'. Then later when they got traction actually made it a bank. The
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by neximo64 3y ago
This is actually a nice feature, why would I need to opt in to it?
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by neximo64 3y ago
That means they think the document is doctored and fraudulent.
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by neximo64 3y ago
When I see articles posted where the title is changed, for example from 'could' to 'will' it almost exposes the bias of the poster and I look at the article from the viewpoint of someone with a bias towards what its sayi

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