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by collaborative 3y ago
If you have more than one backend you can also reconfigure caddy on the fly to only serve from active ones while each one is being updated
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by collaborative 3y ago
A lot of honesty here. I can't help but point out the spiritual hole this upbringing can leave on children. Parents who prioritize networking and building relationships with the rich and successful show a poor example to their children
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by collaborative 3y ago
I have operated a organigram app for the past 5 years. One of the bigger user segments is these so called ORM agencies. They use the app to keep track of their large "teams", assign tasks, etc. A team can be as large as 12,000 mem
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by collaborative 3y ago
Thanks for letting me know. Oh yeah, I can see in the logs that someone was summarizing a 100-page PDF. It slowed things down for a few seconds. All should be well now (I need to tweak the PDF function to prevent this, it seems to cause iss
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by collaborative 3y ago
I don't know, my experience is that there is a group of people who don't mind paying for things online. I can generally group them in "people who own a mac, an iphone or an ipad" I still am clueless as to how to generate
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by collaborative 3y ago
I recently built AI Search with 0 frameworks and dependencies (please don't hate because of the word AI) For comparison, similar sites are a lot heavier (not criticizing anyone here) phind.com = 1.09MB you.com = 1.3MB aisearch.vip = 0.
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by collaborative 3y ago
Plus, in the case where you'd choose to build a real business, now you'd have to meet user expectations of everything being free because that's what they get everywhere else.
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by collaborative 3y ago
I am trying something different that might work for you with aisearch.vip The challenge will be staying true to not showing ads, respecting user privacy, and not requiring a subscription. So far, the only thing that works is free daily quot
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by collaborative 3y ago
Thanks for the free accusation. I did try to join the community because I don't want to simply post and leave. For example, I posted on the sister subreddit deMicrosoft and engaged other users on how to best set up my daughter's f
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by collaborative 3y ago
I rarely visit Reddit or any other panopticon (this one however - HN - keeps tricking me into posting) Anyway, I recently contacted the mods of deGoogle to see if they would like to add to their side bar the ad-free search engine I have bee
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by collaborative 3y ago
I misunderstood. Yes, that's not ok
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by collaborative 3y ago
what payment method would you prefer? I find Stripe to be one of the least invasive payment SDKs. Am I wrong?
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by collaborative 3y ago
I love it. I hope the internet one day will move to paid models. The current state of affairs is untenable. Ads, privacy issues, the lot. One thing I have tried doing recently is using a pre-paid model + free tier. Perhaps I am in the minor
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by collaborative 3y ago
Probably not a coincidence. However, HN is also strangely slow. Are reddit users coming here to check perhaps?
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by collaborative 3y ago
Would be cool to have a "federated" group of people offering their endpoints to route things like this API. With enough of them, they wouldn't be able to block it. Actually now that that I think of it, we could already use th
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by collaborative 3y ago
sure, but what do you consider to be an ad company? is a newspaper that places sponsored articles an ad company? accounting for "marketing" expenses might be easier to track and at the end of the day, companies use accountants tha
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by collaborative 3y ago
The point is that "openly" advertising would be capped. That would reduce the price of doing so, making it more affordable to smaller players and removing the insane profits ad monopolists enjoy today. Plus, "openly" adv
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by collaborative 3y ago
It honestly escapes me how these companies can be sustainable. The whole market is sooo inefficient. Companies also pay crazy money to appear in privileged positions in supermarkets shelves, and they will often pay crazy money for simply be
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by collaborative 3y ago
@h4kor one of my crazy ideas is to cap money companies are allowed to spend on Marketing once they reach a certain size. It would encourage a better form of decentralized capitalism and prevent monopolies
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by collaborative 3y ago
It's a monopoly on eye balls. People don't casually walk in front of domain names, they must find them on Google As a result, spending ad money on Google is ridiculously expensive, but companies accept this because there is no alt
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by collaborative 3y ago
Actually I wish many of my colleagues used GPT to write their emails
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by collaborative 3y ago
I think you're right
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by collaborative 3y ago
AI has replaced 90% of my SO searches. I now don't contribute anything back and have to trust unvetted code that tends to have defects Coincidentally, SO seems to be worse. But then again, I only use it 10% of the time so I might be wr
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Show HN: AiSearch, the search engine that down-ranks junk(aisearch.vip)
23 points by collaborative 3y ago|2 comments
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by collaborative 3y ago
Then you wouldn't exist. Even the smallest business goes through years of losses before it (hopefully) reaches profitability. Pay to sell is the only way nearly 100% of incumbents have to simply exist. If they don't do it, someone
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by collaborative 3y ago
Someone in the comments section here explains they will be no later than Spring 2024 https://www.macrumors.com/2022/04/25/apple-forced-to-allow-t...
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by collaborative 3y ago
Blatantly written by Bard (via Bard API)
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by collaborative 3y ago
Interesting. What I mean is that forums used to feel welcoming and moderators were much more hands off - usually only acting because of general outcries People would also usually post from multiple users whereas now it's all about tank
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by collaborative 3y ago
Distribution is blocked by big tech and even mentioning what you are working on will get you perma banned from most subreddits because of "spam" In fact, HN is a rara avis in that it allows "Show HN" posts
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by collaborative 3y ago
I am sorry this happened to Neeva. My much less known search engine costs me little $ + my time. This makes a huge difference vs VC funded ideas that need runway and hype to IPO. And nowadays hype is in high supply. It almost feels like peo

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