pettycashstash2

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by pettycashstash2 3mo ago
ah the waffle house special. nothing like putting a little anxiety into your users to spruce up the numbers, sprinkled with a bit of truth. But that's life eh, you never know what you gonna get.
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by pettycashstash2 6mo ago
Played with this for 30 minutes. looks promising, and of course its rough around the edges. im sure you're working on it, but could not figure out how to add section to page.
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Flowroute locked my account after passing identity verification, won't say why
5 points by pettycashstash2 7mo ago|0 comments
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by pettycashstash2 7mo ago
This is not a bad thing. Speed of innovation is increasing with ease of toolset use. I anticipate this will slow down eventually.
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by pettycashstash2 11mo ago
"The value of a college education is not the learning of many facts, but the training of the mind to think" Albert Einstein So he decides to pay slightly above high school graduate wage, but still under median college wage. He ha
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
Reminds me so much of Mega Man on NES. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxyLui5LdCc
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
I am interested in this as well. Thanks for asking.
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
How horrific. August 1784 -USA, Moultonborough, New Hampshire — The child was sent to a pasture with a horse and was attacked by a three-year-old bear. Leach, on arrival finding the bear holding his son by the throat, struck the bear with a
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
Unable to read due to paywall
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La Quinta Investigating Miami's Viral Remote Receptionist(miaminewtimes.com)
3 points by pettycashstash2 1y ago|1 comments
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
Would you check in?
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
China's open-source AI strategy is primarily driven by U.S. export controls and geopolitical competition - it's both a way to circumvent restrictions and build global influence while maximizing limited resources.
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
gotta love this review. I don't believe its for diet coke. - Bought a baggie of coke, but it wasn't coke at all. Avoid the seller with the baseball cap that hangs out in the NW corner of the park.
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
Ah, speed of innovation is definitely something I’m looking forward to based on these new models. Looks like you’re well positioned to partake in the next great race. Good luck and enjoy the ride .
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
Just because old model cost x does not mean new model will cost x. Clearly you're comparing apples to oranges. Now the real question is what is the return on investment? How much did you make?
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
you have a very high HN karma - kudos. is it that you have it hosted on a server vs a provider such as Microsoft and Google or even Proton? I use mailcow self hosted, which allows for fine tuning. I have a list of recipients I trust, and
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
Thanks for the suggestions! About simple custom captchas, they are easily bypassed but effective enough for smaller sites. I've got the honeypot field running now and am monitoring how well it catches bots. The email verification shou
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
I am aware of hidden fields and have implemented them. Can you elaborate on browser automation flags? Very much appreciated.
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
Thanks for the reply. Coca Cola recipe type of Secret sauce? I am now debating implementing sms code verification ( but this comes at cost).
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Ask HN: Contact form spam despite trying everything
2 points by pettycashstash2 1y ago|7 comments
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
what are your favorite static site generators? I googled it and cloudflare article came up with Jekyll,Gatsby,Hugo,Next.js, Eleventy. But would like to avoid doing research if can be helped on pros/cons of each.
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
Also needs to be mobile friendly. Even the landing page does not render correctly. Good idea, just fix accessibility issues
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
3-Month Milestones: Onboard 20-30 retailers consistently ordering through your platform Establish 3-5 functioning mini-warehouses in one focused neighborhood or district Achieve 70%+ retention rate (retailers placing second and third orders
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
At 37, you're actually at a prime age for entrepreneurship. Research from the Harvard Business Review found the average age of successful startup founders is 45, with the highest-growth startups founded by entrepreneurs with an average
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
Your instinct is spot-on. The "someone bigger could build this" argument could apply to almost any startup. While resource advantages exist (especially in AI), startups succeed through: Speed and focus that larger companies lack B
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by pettycashstash2 1y ago
Be able to pose a business problem, and be given a solution architecture, automated solution infrastructure standup, and auto deployment of said solution.
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by pettycashstash2 2y ago
Don't confuse profitability with business success. Many businesses such as Google minimized profit for a long time through reinvestment and to minimize tax exposure. Yes, the fundamental purpose of a business is eventually to be profit
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by pettycashstash2 2y ago
Requires download of vpn. Shall I call this a Trojan horse?
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by pettycashstash2 2y ago
Odd. I get the knee jerk reaction, but why would anyone want to associate with what you’re trying not to become?
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by pettycashstash2 2y ago
your answer is missing some perspectives. The decline in IT salaries stems from more than just economic and technological factors. While automation, offshoring, increased labor supply, and standardization contribute significantly, additiona

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