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thelittleone
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thelittleone
2y ago
I ran a BBS also and likely at least as opinionated. Brother.
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I would never build anything that depends on stripe. Granted payments is a difficult problem due to fraud, chargebacks etc, but stripe has a terrible track record of freezing legitimate accounts and downright ignoring all communications. Th
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2y ago
Here I can barely remember the browser tab I was just working on.
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2y ago
They seriously called this app Better Tomorrow. Just wow.
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2y ago
Not yet, but its the weekend is just beginning, thanks for the tip.
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2y ago
I found a LOT more value with personal python based API tools once I employed well described JSON schemas. One of my clients must comply with a cyber risk framework with ~350 security requirements, many of which are so poorly written that m
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2y ago
I have long held that view also, although the post below about the cost of supporting SSO was interesting. Unlike withholding SOC2 reports which cost nothing to incremental to give to your lowest tier, SSO may increase the cost of support.
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2y ago
Including the recent trend of access to SOC2 reports requiring an "Enterprise" tier subscription.
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2y ago
Personally, I prefer XML over JSON for prompts from a readability perspective.
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2y ago
Perhaps Hetzner or OVH?
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2y ago
Can solve that to have a similar or lower error probability as a human by running the results through a verification agent.
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These banks are too big to fail and get bail outs funded by taxpayers (and SMEs), and yet SMEs are too small to matter and entire livelihoods can be thrown to ruins based on ahat is often a very subjective and often erroneous risk process.
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2y ago
Try something like maestro which uses agents and orchestrator. The looping quality checks have been very helpful. Claude-engineer from same developer is also good to experience how superior that ia to regular chat.
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2y ago
I love mermaid but agree the visual customization is too limited for many use cases.
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2y ago
A family relation I know exhibita both BPD and NPD. If your description is correct, that theyre opposite extremes on the same scale, I can only imagine the internal mental and emotional chaos.
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2y ago
Its not uncommon for a contract and SOW to include an hourly rate for approved out of scope items.
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2y ago
People try to cheat BP tests? Because they dont want tp taks BP meds? Daaaang I'm trying to get my head around that. I guess I'm missing something because that sounds like an incredibly tangled way to be.
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2y ago
Have worked in payments for over 25 years. Yes it's complex. But with the charge rates and volume they absolutely can do better. And no my business not violate the ToS. It was considered high risk due to high value of transactions desp
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2y ago
Stripe has a history of shutting down legit businesses and blocking payouts of their rightfully earned income, whilst also profiting off those frozen funds by investing it. Sad to see lemon squeezy acquired by stripe.
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2y ago
Curious, how do you define drugs in "drug free"?
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2y ago
Perhaps true in some cases but in regulated insustries (example fed regulated banks) a tool like crowdstrike addresses several controls that if uncontrolled result in regulatory fines. Regulated companies rarely employ home grown tools due
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Gees I wonder if the federal government would offer Joe Public a second chance if he defrauded them.
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2y ago
Isn't the goal 'may I be happy' at odds with the underlying philosophy as it ignores the reality that without sadness, we cannot understand being happy. Wouldn't 'may i be at peace' or 'may i be present&#x
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2y ago
Agree. They're like the quiet achievers. The new experimental sidebar 'artifacts' feature is super cool (it keeps a convenient version history also). I just fed it a json object and asked for a collapsible table app using nex
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I used to think I'd volunteer to go to Mars. But then I love the ocean, forests, fresh air, animals... and so on. So imagining myself in Mars' barren environment, missing Earth's nature feels downright terrible, which in turn
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Passing the entire universe as an argument... dang... either that's deep conceptually, or I'm shallow, or both!
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2y ago
The dreaded spindle click. Few sounds in tech evoke such grief.
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Saw a post TF4 interview with Musk where he said they will go for catch next flight unless there are some known issues during post flight analysis. He also said that the booster landed around 6km from its initial target landing coordinates.
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Not sure if I heard the commentary correctly, but I believe they said the video uplink was via starlink. If so, they should have the precise location.
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Most of my clients won't care about that slight performance hit either. Thanks for the info.
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