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The AI Token plumbing issue
(getlago.com)
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Consumer Founders
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5 Years of Founder's Grind
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Thanks
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This should work! https://github.com/getlago/lago-agent-toolkit
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Open Source Agent Toolkit
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Vive la France long live the US
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Five Costly Legal Mistakes California Startups Should Avoid with Their Employees
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Cursor Nailed Pricing
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The Limits of Stripe's Openness: What Developers Need to Know
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Can Stripe products stand on their own?
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Tesla's Cybertruck is outselling almost every other EV in the US
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Progressive Billing
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Pricing our open-source product
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What to do if a user racks up an AI bill and doesn't pay
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We crunched the fees of Stripe's 21 products
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How to prevent fundraising from burning you out
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Pricing AI Is Hard
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Lago (disclaimer: I'm a founding engineer there) https://techcrunch.com/2024/03/14/lago-a-paris-based-open-so...
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I can see why this might be fun to work on, but as a user, why would I want to learn a logic language when I could just write the SQL myself?
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We got into YC, pre-product, pre-revenue
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Performance inching isn't a strategy, even for AI models
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Open Source does not win by being cheaper
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Is the AI Stack the New 'Modern Data Stack'?
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Open source comes to real-time metering
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Lessons from Fundraising as a Female Founder
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ClickHouse vs. BigQuery
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4y ago
That's a fair question! To be honest, it was a no brainer choice for us since we were 2 engineers at the beginning with 10y exp on Ruby, we wanted to be focused on our product and not on the tech we could use. Ruby ecosystem is still a
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Hey @haolez, yes the main repo contains all the docker configurations and 2 subsmodules, so you just have to clone this one and have Lago up in 2 minutes if you want to try it out! Our api uses Ruby On Rails and our front end is build with
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Restructuring Pricing for the Downturn
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