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by cucho 24d ago
As with most things, the price is what a buyer is willing to pay. As for the mechanics, sell it through an escrow service. I’ve used Escrow.com in the past.
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Show HN: Telex Page – Turn secrets into AES 256 encrypted PDFs, locally(telexpage.com)
3 points by cucho 26d ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Telexpage – Turn secrets into AES-256 encrypted PDFs, locally(telexpage.com)
2 points by cucho 27d ago|0 comments
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Magnifica Humanitas, LaTeX Version(github.com)
4 points by cucho 4mo ago|0 comments
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Pope Leo XIV's Magnifica Humanitas, Markdown Version(github.com)
4 points by cucho 4mo ago|1 comments
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by cucho 4mo ago
Here is an easier to read version, in clean markdown: https://github.com/cucho/magnifica-humanitas/blob/master/mar...
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by cucho 4mo ago
> Not sure how we arrived at the present title It was me. Sorry, I didn’t mean to imply that Chris Olah co-authored the encyclical with the Pope. I just found it noteworthy that there was someone from the “industry” at the encyclical pre
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Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical Magnifica humanitas to be published May 25(vaticannews.va)
294 points by cucho 4mo ago|235 comments
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by cucho 4mo ago
We are using LangGraph, which is quite low level, but has useful features like time travel, human in the loop capabilities (interruptions), flexibility on the paradigm.
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by cucho 9mo ago
Economic BCAs are typically handled by large eng firms like Arup, Jacobs, and WSP. However, the tricky task of modeling time savings (given that transport systems are complex) is often subcontracted to more specialized firms such as Steer.
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by cucho 9mo ago
That's actually the standard model for evaluating transport projects: aggregating small time savings across millions of people. You basically take those millions of saved hours and multiply them by a government-standard 'value of
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by cucho 11mo ago
All good security measures, for sure, but the blog post you linked doesn’t mention anything about telemetry (ie request data sent to those *.gw.postman.com endpoints). As a user, it would be great to know exactly what data is sent to Postma
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by cucho 11mo ago
Please can you address the claim that Postman is silently leaking customer secrets to your servers as part of telemetry? https://anonymousdata.medium.com/postman-is-logging-all-your...
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by cucho 2y ago
At first glance, Google's e-signatures seems to check all the boxes for legally-binding electronic signatures: user consent to conduct business electronically, proper adoption of a signature symbol, and signed documents tamper-proof&#x
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by cucho 2y ago
Offshore labor is already penalized: For tax purposes under Section 174, costs for US devs must be amortized over 5 years, while costs for offshore devs are amortized over 15 years.
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by cucho 2y ago
We cryptographically sign (or seal) the document to meet the integrity and tamper-proof requirements of most regulations. Here on HN, we know you can seal the document by signing the hash with a private key and a self-signed certificate. Te
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by cucho 2y ago
Our API lets you create and track e-signature transactions ("envelopes"), while the actual signing (the "ceremony") happens in a user interface we provide. You can customize, localize, and brand this UI, embed it into yo
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by cucho 2y ago
Out of the box, we authenticate using email links, which is not the strongest method but sufficient for most cases and legally recognized. You can also bring your own identity verification provider (eg ID card comparison with live video, bi
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by cucho 2y ago
We believe using an independent third party (like SignatureAPI, Docusign, etc) for electronic signatures adds value. If you host your own electronic signature platform instance, you act as both the authority and the signer/signee. In c
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Show HN: SignatureAPI – Electronic Signature API(signatureapi.com)
22 points by cucho 2y ago|12 comments
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by cucho 3y ago
Not OP, but would love to see those real world examples.
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by cucho 4y ago
> Are all startups at my age generally side hustles that become profitable enough to quit my day job? Maybe yes. But that's only the first step. 40yo here, married, 3 kids (5yo, 3yo, 1yo), and a mortgage. I am more in the risk-avers
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by cucho 4y ago
> Heroku is going away because it no longer works as a business. I would rather say 'It no longer works as a business for Salesforce .'
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by cucho 4y ago
For a project, I did ask them about using “Stripe” in my product’s name. They replied: “ To quickly answer your query, we highly recommend NOT using the word Stripe because, although we do not have a public article specifically dissuading t
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Cloudflare R2 Pricing(developers.cloudflare.com)
3 points by cucho 4y ago|0 comments
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by cucho 5y ago
For higher volume, but simpler operations (merge, watermark, encrypt/decrypt, etc.) you can try https://www.pdfblocks.com/api . You get 10K docs processed for $29/mo, and 1M for $99/mo. We don't have conv
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by cucho 8y ago
Soon: "Amazon has teamed up with Lennar to transform select Lennar homes into Amazon Experience Centers" http://theopendoor.lennar.com/real-estate-news/amazon-lennar...
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by cucho 8y ago
In my day job, I work as an advisor to UHNW families and individuals. They have their investments spread across multiple institutions, each providing their own monthly statement, holdings, etc. Our clients pay 4-figures fees monthly to have
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Ask HN: Advice on where to incorporate a SaaS startup, we can't in our country
1 points by cucho 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Advice on where to incorporate a SaaS startup, we can't in our country
1 points by cucho 8y ago|0 comments

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