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Any advice for PWA developers who are trying to make use of possibly attached hardware? I'm looking to build a POS app that needs to connect to a receipt printer and scanner, but having trouble finding support for the printer bit. Tryi
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The MIT one is completely passive only using solar energy, so no need for any power
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You'd still be billed on the 29th day of every month. It's by day of month.
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3y ago
Are there any projects that make use of those e-ink price tags that seem to be ubiquitous and maybe cheap(er)? Or are they locked to prevent their use for other applications? Not sure if there's a good source for those e-ink price tags
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Since the application for Dittofeed is similar to Mailchimp, which would be newsletters mostly and not transactional email, is that compatible with your primary business case at Resend? From what I can tell, Resend is mostly focused on tran
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3y ago
Sendgrid's deliverability and reliability is starting to tank. Looking to get off Sendgrid myself.
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billions
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Sounds like 90%+ of the no-revenue startups out there hustling for VC / angel / seed capital. Sell the promise, deliver the hope.
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It's a common misconception that people pay for value. They pay for perceived value, which isn't the same thing. What might be "useful" or "valuable" often has no value to others. What has value to others might
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Most people don't care about the things you do, so do the things you care about and enjoy without requiring others to care.
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Go on some trips, do some life enhancing things. Don't throw yourself into work. Life is short. Find the little things that make life enjoyable. 8-10 weeks is not a lot of time, it's basically summer break.
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Maybe I'm out of the loop but I never heard of the term energy-autark. Having looked up the definition, it means self-sufficient. Is there a reason for the use of the term autark?
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Right, my response was more of a hope that continued research in this area would lead to possibly some solutions for earlier diagnosis and treatment. Cancer is such a cancer.
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Definitely what is needed is better early detection but I know that's a can of worms of its own. I commented on the bionic pancreas article as I know it's not a solution to pancreatic cancer, but I'm hoping that continued res
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Pancreatic cancer scares the bejeebus out of me. One day I hope there's some solution because it's almost a death warrant if you get that diagnosis.
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3y ago
And who reads them?
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Oh times have changed. In days past acquisitions of startups by big tech were met with congratulation and adulation. Today they are met with dread and despair.
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3y ago
Is that event recorded and available for online viewing?
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3y ago
So in sum, the Big Tech job recession (might be) over, but the Startup tech recession stays on. There have been a lot of AI startup failures over the same period as the credited GenAI boom. GenAI is favoring large, entrenched companies, a
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How does this jibe with all the news / media hype about Startups facing impending doom and the big squeeze to focus on profits vs growth (which means cutting staff): [0] https://news.crunchbase.com/venture/monthly-
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As Lesley Gore would say (paraphrased), "it's their party and we can cry if we want to".
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Which cloud server do you use for your backups for the $1/mo in added costs?
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Thanks! Your father's site and his work is amazing, including your house! And yes, I did end up finding the address and listing through a basic search, but your Dad's site actually has more and better pictures ;) When you build yo
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Great site - I am reading all your posts about the LAN party house now. Do you have the real estate listing of the house when it was up for sale? I'm just curious as to where it was located - you mentioned a sliver of land, and I saw t
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Thanks! I'll check this out!
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Thanks - this does help. Curious about the function calls, especially around image generation. Also, can you clarify what you mean by "You don't need to write any code with LangChain."?
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I'm trying to understand what this does and how it works. Can you provide more examples with different use cases? How does this work with / compare to LangChain?
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There's definitely more that can be done in terms of setting trust with your users, partners, employers, and suppliers - I posted a comment elsewhere on whether or not you have a posted and shared Trustworthy AI policy, and something t
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Do you have a public, published trustworthy AI framework that you use to guide your AI projects? Something like https://www.cognilytica.com/trustworthy-ai-workshop/ ? Would be good to see what decisions and processes y
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Remember Station Wagons?
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