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by akouri 2mo ago
I know this is what the leaderboards say, but empirically, I'm also seeing it make silly mistakes that opus and fable never do. So it really feels more like sonnet to me as well.
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by akouri 3mo ago
AveryIQ (YC W24) | Staff Software Engineer | Remote | Full-time AveryIQ is a full-stack property management platform competing against Appfolio, Yardi, Entrata. We think property management is a domain that is underserved by AI currently, a
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by akouri 3mo ago
I'd like to start or contribute to a philanthropic effort to see the pickup truck and SUV arms race fought somehow. I think the strongest avenue, at least in the USA, would be better litigation and direct criminal responsibility for th
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by akouri 3mo ago
Libraries around me have just become a homeless shelter. Pretty sad because the buildings themselves are actually quite nice and I'd use them often if it weren't for the high likelihood of being harassed.
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by akouri 3mo ago
“We can’t determine which of our users is a US citizen” Logical next move — “we’re requiring ID.gov identity verification to use our services” It’s all about spying on users, Don’t let anybody kid you into thinking it’s anything else
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by akouri 5mo ago
AveryIQ | Austin, TX | Engineering & Sales | averyiq.com AveryIQ is a completely vertical, all-in-one agentic property management firm. We are building our own software that can answer tenant questions, do payments and accounting, and h
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by akouri 5mo ago
I got sick of answering the same property management questions over and over again for my rental properties, and am finally building a modern, fully-fledged property management system, AveryIQ - https://averyiq.com Appfolio, Tur
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by akouri 7mo ago
Well, he definitely taught me what not to do
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by akouri 9mo ago
Congrats on the launch! What kind of models can you run on the device?
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by akouri 1y ago
+1 - anybody happen to have a fork?
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by akouri 1y ago
This is awesome! Been waiting for something like this to replace the bloated SDK Amazon provides. Important question— is there a pathway to getting signed URLs?
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by akouri 1y ago
Have been a proud better auth user for the last 6 months! Loved it so far, especially the fact that it's FOSS. Now that it's a venture-funded YC company, I am worried about using it. Should I be?
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by akouri 2y ago
We're entering the age where having private, personal space is becoming almost impossible. If you have a conversation around your phone, you best believe that government actors can tap that mic. If you have a conversation at home, eit
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by akouri 2y ago
I built www.letselectrify.org as a side project to make it easier for people in multifamily buildings (condos, apartments, and HOAs) to get their own dedicated EV chargers. In multifamily buildings, such as my 85-unit condo, there isn’t any
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by akouri 2y ago
> Also, we pay for IP Transit and dark fiber between the data center and our point of presence. IP noob here- can someone explain what this means?
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by akouri 2y ago
Simple but effective tool! The documentation looks great. Thanks for open sourcing it
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by akouri 3y ago
one annoying one that's notably missing: There's no way to get rid of the Music.app, and the play/pause hardware button on my M2 macbook is always mapped to that app. I inadvertently press this button all the time and it laun
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by akouri 3y ago
agree, it seems inefficient. I have friends that use YouTube as their main music subscription platform though. With YouTube premium I think you can close out of the app and still have it play music. I would hope that YouTube is smart enough
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by akouri 3y ago
I'd love to know how long it takes him to make each one of these "interactive essays"
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by akouri 3y ago
Our current plan is Plug & Charge (via ISO 15118 as well as a fallback to our NFC cable) and Tap to Pay as a backup in case you haven't set up a payment method on your vehicle.
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by akouri 3y ago
Tap & Pay (Apple Pay, etc) are a great backup option -- and Starlight will implement those, but the primary modality of payment should require no user input. That's what we are hoping to accomplish. It's especially important w
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by akouri 3y ago
This is true. Apple Pay has been something we're keen on adding
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by akouri 3y ago
Imagine if you had to pull out your credit card every time you wanted to charge your phone at night. This is how most EV drivers charge, so the paradigm for charging an EV is totally different than filling up at a pump. I got frustrated wit
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by akouri 3y ago
This is helpful. Generally the customers that land on our website are people who are researching which EV charging solution to install in their apartment complex, so I assumed that they already knew the term. But I guess it's helpful t
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by akouri 3y ago
Not a bad idea. We are looking into this. One issue is that the vendors for these keyfobs are super fragmented -- even more so than Plug & Charge adoption.
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by akouri 3y ago
Yes, to your point the Plug & Charge mechanism is just for authentication. Through our integrations with Yardi, Buildium, etc. payment can just be taken out of rent or tacked onto the sub-metered utility bill.
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by akouri 3y ago
This is exactly it. My dad almost missed some of my sister's wedding fiddling with the same type of crappy UX on a no-name charger.
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by akouri 3y ago
Glad my high school Latin classes came in useful for something.
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by akouri 3y ago
Not a bad idea. Will look into it!
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by akouri 3y ago
> Also, why in god’s name would I have authentication on my home charger? Not everyone in the US lives in a single family home

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