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eli_yumnik
2mo ago
:O I think I can make it work. I'm gonna have to reach out to their owner and see if we can get the ball rolling. Lol.
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2mo ago
No. CC: the last issue I'm mentioning. The extraction cadence is incredibly convoluted and irregular - normalizing the data collection into 1 readable normalized format is the hardest part. I'm wondering if anyone else has faced a
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eli_yumnik
2mo ago
Thanks for this! I'm going to review that right now. But glad to get a validation that it was true when they were open :D
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Show HN: I built a free app for New Yorkers to save money on groceries
(sbnyc.app)
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2mo ago
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10mo ago
This looks like a REALLY cool tool for tech-focused startups. I like that its not just resolving the stripe bloat but also the code. You can setup a full production-ready payments processor without worrying about the code. I'm wonderin
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When partnership constraints force architectural pivots
(swiftburst.org)
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1y ago
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1y ago
I built a food delivery price optimization platform that algorithmically stacks discounts across multiple layers (store promos, credit card rewards, gift cards, etc). Initially, I found a lot of discounts were hiding behind the massive mark
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When partnership constraints force architectural pivots
(swiftburst.org)
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1y ago
I built a food delivery price optimization platform that algorithmically stacks discounts across multiple layers (store promos, credit card rewards, gift cards, etc). Initially, I found a lot of discounts were hiding behind the massive mark