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by wqtz 2y ago
23 minute video. If Patrick Boyle follows the hamburger rule of content, his video is mostly just bread. I will wait for the Plain Bagel video.
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by wqtz 2y ago
I’ll be the jerk here: I’ve stopped reading articles that include the word "lesson" unless they provide tangible impact metrics—like how much money you actually made as an indie dev. I have skimmed the article and to me it is gene
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by wqtz 2y ago
> He followed this advice and the results were disastrous. The whole idea of this article hinges on this sentence. What disasterous thing happened exactly? Considering the premise seems to be missing, dare I say, this article seems to
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by wqtz 2y ago
Sorry. I meant to say "bit.io"
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by wqtz 2y ago
Ahhhh... my mistake it was "bit.io" Bit.io was a serverless postgres platform similiar to neon. They got acquired by databricks and their service was shutdown extremely fast.
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by wqtz 2y ago
- Where are you getting the data to train the model? You need initial historic data of different products including pricing information and inventory. I am assuming you are buying scraped data. Don't have an opinion just curious. The w
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by wqtz 2y ago
In my opinion. I do not get the value of BaaS platforms. By the time you have spun up your 3rd postgres instance in a VM you get a hang of it and create a boilerplate docker container with an API layer. Firebase has auth for free. Firebase
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by wqtz 2y ago
We used a real estate agency focused CRM but it is just too niche and might expose my client. On the more popular end, I used hubspot, and a little bit salesforce. The main thing was any CRM that provided reminders. So, I often used Google
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by wqtz 2y ago
I used to run a social media management firm where we catered to real estate agents. For 12 dollar an hour, me and my partner would manage personal facebook and instagram accounts of realtors and small business owners but mostly realtors. W
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by wqtz 2y ago
I have seen my fair share of ML Python codebases. Distribution is a mess, onboarding new people is a mess. The thing I would says just works is OS level configuration things like Kubernetes or NixOS are proven technology that works and the
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by wqtz 2y ago
Not trying gatekeep, but I think considering I can not even see the site on mobile, I would label this as a POC (Proof of Concept) instead of an MVP.
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by wqtz 2y ago
My philsophy is simple. If the program is intended to be distributable, just use Go. If it does not require port stuff, use docker. If you have an IT team or someone to hand you a computer with OS and Python version installed that everyone
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Ask HN: Laptop for as remote client and a server workstation
1 points by wqtz 2y ago|1 comments
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by wqtz 2y ago
Based on the policy of "piercing the corporate veil" of corporate governance, it is rare that a corporate agent (a person who works for a company) is held accountable. A company operates as an artificial human being meaning that i
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by wqtz 2y ago
I think a bunch of people were introduced to Vim by Luke Smith, Geohotz and primeagen around 5 years ago. I wanted to be one of the cool guys using Vim but it took a while to admit it that except for Vim keybindings Vim wasn't doing mu
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by wqtz 2y ago
I geniunely think "anti doping" as a policy practice stands against everything that makes human as a speicies progress as a physcially being. 'Doping' should proudly inducted biomedical research, regulated and commercial
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by wqtz 2y ago
What transition plans do you recommend for coal producing counties? The issue is that these coal counties get fucked (for a lack of a better words) with coal and without coal. With coal every family suffer generational health problems. But
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by wqtz 3y ago
I am interested in learning about how something is being used and in what context, instead of what it has to offer. Can anyone tell me if they are using HTMX in a proven environment, like a user-facing environment? I think adopting HTMX as
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by wqtz 3y ago
The healthcare industry will never be "revolutionized" by just a few million dollars in venture funding. The core revenue backbone of healthcare is not healthcare itself, but rather "bureaucracy as a service." A true rev
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by wqtz 3y ago
Is it possible for a hundred billion dollar company to hold constant stream of innovation that is not in big tech? From what I understand MBA-fication of innovation is inevitable. Innovation is funded by revenue and revenue is backed by sal
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by wqtz 3y ago
I don't get it. Can anyone kindly share where this practice can be applied to a commercial software? I am struggling to wrap my head around "how run by user" works where they are using a commercial software service.
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by wqtz 3y ago
I have the same question. Atleast a few companies here should be running on a profitable level, because of low overhead costs and smaller scope. But YC did raise the seed round for them and could have even brought in a few seed/angel i
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by wqtz 3y ago
I came across Ninite today and saw that they had 2 employees and was a YC company. It felt quite interesting. They didn't fit the framework of "break things, do stuff" strategy of blitzscaling. I tried to use "5+ years&q
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List of 5 years old YC companies with less then 10 people(ycombinator.com)
6 points by wqtz 3y ago|4 comments
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by wqtz 3y ago
As far as I know the strategy he used - "Shell Companies + Phony Individual Information" can be used to purchase any form of assets. Usually, either federal law agencies ignores these activities mostly because how difficult it is
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by wqtz 3y ago
How do you verify the "integrity" of a system like this? I was doing business studies research stuff when blockchain was all the rage. The accounting integrity was a major buzzword around that circle. Nobody came up with anything
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by wqtz 3y ago
I guess the dude who wrote that function thought, maybe I shouldn't add a docstring or any comments to that function. What is he/she even supposed to write "function to commit corporate insurance fraud."? Protip. If you
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by wqtz 3y ago
It is an honest and unfiltered take. My theory is that honest takes should be written on first take without revisions and without edits. The moment I massage a statement to be more coherent I am compromising on my honesty.
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by wqtz 3y ago
My apologies. I agree. How long does it take for Ketamine to wear off? I only had a little bit after breakfast. I hope the edit button stays.
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by wqtz 3y ago
Let me pull up the literal map of fucking Marvel cinematic movie timeline to confirm that information..... screw that. I am already at mental capacity with Agile terminology, 17 different cybersecurity concepts that might ruin my job and 5

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