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by preinheimer 3y ago
I would like this, if somehow the people giving you the things were required to do it for free. Because without that, it just looks like writing a blank check to fraudsters. It doesn't matter if insurance companies aren't required
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by preinheimer 3y ago
For more pings check out: https://wondernetwork.com/pings I believe that’s the source he’s using.
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by preinheimer 3y ago
The classic stories brought a smile to my face for a long time.
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by preinheimer 3y ago
I wish some of the privacy focused GA alternatives had SOC 2 reports, or ISO 27001. We’re working towards our first SOC 2, which makes it hard to incorporate anything without one into our product. On prem is a lot of work, and not something
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by preinheimer 3y ago
I think there’s a related problem here: spammers (often doing cold outreach) are very happy to use gmail to send their wares. Gmail provides no mechanism to independent mail servers to report those people.
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by preinheimer 4y ago
I feel like the post paints with a really broad brush. The author is targeting one specific segment, while also linking to a wikipedia article with a much broader definition "A mastermind group is a peer-to-peer mentoring group used to
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by preinheimer 4y ago
People who want to release a new, cross browser, extension are left in a crappy position. Chrome won’t accept a new manifest v2 extension. MV3 extensions have lots of problems in chrome, and are even worse supported everywhere else. Google
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by preinheimer 4y ago
Prior to covid I was paying for a business coach/group (not yc, just paid with cash no equity). We had monthly group meetings and I had a one on one with my coach every month. The value I got out of the group took a huge nosedive when
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by preinheimer 4y ago
I really think Shopify should lean in on their offerings here. The checkout experience across merchants who use Shopify is great. There's a "Shop Pay" button, you click it, and you're either at the "Confirm Purchase
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by preinheimer 4y ago
I think it only looks insane because Google is “free”. I’ve been running a SaaS profitably for about a decade (and with employees for half that time), we’re still well below that. We’re plausible customers for our new thing because we wante
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by preinheimer 4y ago
Adam Conover did an interesting episode on the mechanics of a bank failing in the US, and how the FDIC practices for this moment. It's in The G Word, their episode on Money. https://www.netflix.com/ca/title/81
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by preinheimer 4y ago
I know SVB was an early partner for Stripe Atlas[1], I hope they've got other options now, and not too many companies get really hurt here. [1] https://www.svb.com/news/company-news/silicon-valley-bank-pa...
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by preinheimer 4y ago
Another +1 for Hover.
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by preinheimer 4y ago
People in Quebec deal with Revenue Quebec for both provincial and federal taxes, the CRA website won’t affect them.
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by preinheimer 4y ago
First, that was an amazing breakdown of what's happening. If you enjoyed reading that you might like Folding Ideas breakdown of Fortnite - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPHPNgIihR0 Second, I've personally become
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by preinheimer 4y ago
Years ago I was told that in Canada house number + postal code was sufficiently unique to deliver mail. This made sense to me in a design, it drastically cuts the amount of information that needs to be read off the envelope. Then I bought a
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by preinheimer 4y ago
40 miles is pretty far. That's pretty easily an hour long commute, and maybe one you weren't planning on making.
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by preinheimer 4y ago
In Canada we had something of a long running case against a father who let his kids ride the bus on their own: https://globalnews.ca/video/7151336/court-rules-against-b-c-... People used to talk about "The Po
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by preinheimer 4y ago
They've copied 100% of the text, images, styling, etc on the public version of our site. They have changed a few colours in some select images to better match their theme. I'd guess that they have 0% of our product copied.
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by preinheimer 4y ago
Are non-US companies required to care about the DMCA at all?
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by preinheimer 4y ago
We actually bought an EV cert years ago! Modern browsers don't actually give them any special display features these days, so it doesn't seem worth it.
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by preinheimer 4y ago
I feel like in a race to the bottom we have the most to lose. Both reputationally, and as like a real company with assets worth suing for.
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by preinheimer 4y ago
Thanks. They haven't cloned the actual product, just the marketing copy on the public site. We've been around for ~10 years, so we have plenty of history with search engines, and a reasonable amount of organic links spread around
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by preinheimer 4y ago
It's incredibly unlikely they've cloned our actual service (which would require hundreds of proxy servers around the world). They've cloned the marketing part of our site.
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Ask HN: What to do when someone clones your site?
106 points by preinheimer 4y ago|95 comments
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by preinheimer 4y ago
They've had several options for employees to liquidate some of their holdings before now. They've generally only been open to current employees, but one a few years ago was also open to past employees.
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by preinheimer 4y ago
I thought our ventalation was fine. Then we got at CO2 sensor for covid related reasons. When we replaced our 30 year old windows the numbers went through the roof. We updated our air exchanger to fix the problem. Venmar and Vanee are two b
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by preinheimer 4y ago
Which is exactly how much loyalty the drivers owe the companies!
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by preinheimer 4y ago
On a related note, Lego is cancelling Mindstorms. So if you were dreaming up an advanced train city with Mindstorms as the brain you'd better stock up now. https://www.theverge.com/2022/10/28/23428766&#x2
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by preinheimer 4y ago
The Great Ball Contraption (GBC) videos are pretty good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCmwskpxyCg Really interesting ways to move balls around.

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