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Create and manage AWS IAM users and roles with Terraform(abbey.io)
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by ritzaco 3y ago
This was for 58 customers though, so it sends a solid message I think
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by ritzaco 3y ago
Can you add some normalisation topic (or combination / average of several topics) like "linux" or "javascript" or something that's been around for a long time and hasn't really had a hype cycle recently? I
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by ritzaco 3y ago
> Suggestion for improvement > 26. Given the Commission’s failure to identify the list of experts despite the complainant’s clear interest in it, the Commission should register this now as a new request for public access to documents
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by ritzaco 3y ago
Payoneer, Revolut, and Airwallex are probably the closest in feature set. Using Payoneer at the moment. There are also currency exchange platforms like OFX and Currencies Direct and contractor management platforms like Remote.com and Lano.i
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by ritzaco 3y ago
Nope, if you read the first thread I linked I describe the business (technical writing) a bit.
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by ritzaco 3y ago
Yes I called them nearly daily in the beginning. I have also been corresponding with them by email and Twitter. Both the complaints and customer support team only give me canned responses saying they know it's disappointing but they ne
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Ask HN: Do you know what is going on at Wise?
113 points by ritzaco 3y ago|52 comments
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Technical Writing Can Supercharge Your Startup(theankurtyagi.com)
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by ritzaco 3y ago
3 weeks sounds great. I got 3 days for the same. Also spent most of this month scrambling to set up alternatives to make payroll. See [0]. They ore still holding $40k hostage and returned or blocked an entire months revenue. Definitely enou
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by ritzaco 3y ago
haha yeah exactly I feel like they all follow the same pattern of really focusing on The Customer in the beginning and getting super popular through word-of-mouth praise. Then they turn on the money taps and just scale up and "move upm
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by ritzaco 3y ago
interestingly my brick-and-mortar bank (ING Netherlands) also stopped accepting walk in appointments during covid and conveniently kept that on now. So you have to deal with this shit anyway just to talk to someone, but yes at least there
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by ritzaco 3y ago
And to add - They do not offer live chat at the moment because they are too busy. - The phone waiting times are up to 30 minutes. I've called them many times and they are completely unable to do anything as they are the 'support&#
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Tell HN: Wise froze $40k+ in funds for 10 days and counting
156 points by ritzaco 3y ago|111 comments
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by ritzaco 3y ago
I don't think things are back to "normal" (ie stupid high valuations and people throwing money at startups. In reality, I would argue that "plan for the worst" and try to be "default alive" *is* normal, an
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by ritzaco 3y ago
Python, Flask, SQLAlchemy, and Postgres all have great documentation individually, but if I am building an application at the intersection often a guide on exactly how to join them all up is much faster than using each individually and tryi
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by ritzaco 3y ago
I often see the "engineers copy FAANG infrastructure because they want to be cool, even though their needs are completely different" take as a kind of attack on engineers. But I think a lot of it is also about knowledge and docume
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by ritzaco 3y ago
I remember that one - interestingly the amazon link it goes to shows only 3 books now, all that look real, not the 40 that I remember seeing before. So I guess Amazon is doing something even though I regularly hear complaints from authors
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by ritzaco 3y ago
I've been using Wise for years and am generally happy with them, but always keeping an eye out for alternatives. Why I didn't find this convincing - Have to download app - wise lets me use a website too, and generally I want to do
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by ritzaco 3y ago
Countries in the EEA but not EU (e.g. Switzerland) tend to have bilateral agreements with the EU which cover most EU laws, so I think legally it's often easier to group EEA together E.g. EU enforces free data roaming for cellphone prov
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Answers by Sentry(sentry.io)
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Change a single character in multiple repos [GitHub actions upgrade v2 to v3](about.sourcegraph.com)
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by ritzaco 3y ago
the `sqlite3` module provides an interface to `sqlite` ( https://www.sqlite.org/index.html ), so that comparison doesn't really make sense. OP rewrote the actual database in Python, so (if it's a 1:1 equivalence), y
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by ritzaco 3y ago
I get the same on firefox with ublock origin, but it works if I turn off ublock or use chrome. on my android firefox, I can't load any google properties - it just redirects to a help page about how to clear my cache (clearing the cache
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by ritzaco 3y ago
A bit OT but I was curious about > One solution was building GitSlice, which enables creating sub-repos that sync with the upstream repo. When GitStart devs create PRs on the platform, GitSlice syncs them upstream while pulling back CI&#
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JavaScript Gantt Chart Libraries(bryntum.com)
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Comparison of JavaScript table libraries using Svelte(bryntum.com)
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by ritzaco 3y ago
> My itinerary allowed for just an hour to disembark the first segment, go through immigration in Paris, then board the international segment. This connection was going to be tight—doable, but tight. Yeah anyone who has been to CDG (Pari
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by ritzaco 3y ago
One of the reasons they mention is that "our pricing is confusing". I didn't see it before, but it's definitely confusing now. The stuff under "Pricing" broadly makes sense, but leaves me wondering about manage
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by ritzaco 3y ago
In my experience, the model is very useful when writing a single doc. For questions like "Should we include x", the response can be "No, this is a guide not a tutorial, so the user needs to learn about x somewhere else",

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