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by pabe 6mo ago
You can create a German UG online if you have an eID. That's currently the best way for small commercial projects in Germany.
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by pabe 7mo ago
I think you're spot on. They're hiring as much as possible to make numbers look better ("we're growing so fast!") and later on blame AI for layoffs ("we're way more efficient with AI now!"). That&#x27
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by pabe 8mo ago
Yes! Coding is just one of the tasks you've got to do when building a software business. You also have to find a good value preposition, identify a good channel to your customers, manage your resources etc. Channels are becoming even m
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by pabe 9mo ago
There are CEO affect studies. Seems like the CEO effect on company performance is about 11.5%, see https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S104898432... In my opinion, a lot of strategic work can be
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by pabe 1y ago
If only more people were like you <3
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by pabe 1y ago
Will try it out - we're currently working with headless Chrome to render HTML to PDF. There's also https://github.com/odoo/paper-muncher from Odoo S.A. (an open core ERP vendor) that seems to go into a good d
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by pabe 1y ago
The SPy demo is really good in showing the the difference in performance between Python and their derivative. Well done!
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by pabe 1y ago
Because they've got a strong network
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by pabe 1y ago
These rules don't apply to businesses that make less than 2.000.000€ a year and have less than 10 employees and don't create physical products.
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by pabe 1y ago
What a cool project with local processing! Will check it out, thanks!
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by pabe 1y ago
Yes. Still one of the best batteries included web frameworks for creating anything that's more of a website (e.g. E-Commerce) than a web app (e.g. Photoshop). No, you don't need NextJs and friends for everything ;)
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by pabe 2y ago
Funny how every blog article is literally the same. Shady.
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by pabe 2y ago
I don't think vision is the ultimate API. It wasn't with "traditional" RPA and it won't with more advanced AI-RPA. It's inefficient. If you want something to be used by a bot, write an interface for a bot. I&#x
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by pabe 2y ago
Looks nice, like excalidraw fine tuned for wireframes. However, I'm on Linux so I'm not able to use the app.
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by pabe 2y ago
This feels like a marketing video to lure young people into the startup world, promising big returns. The truth still is that about 7 out of 10 startups fail. Yes, new technologies create opportunities but it's still hard to leverage t
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by pabe 2y ago
I'd recommend to identify a market you want to serve, first. Doing WordPress websites for SMEs is a bloody red ocean. If you're up to building themes for a niche (e.g. Odoo ERP), you might be better off and could potentially grow
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by pabe 2y ago
Q: Why is this not just an app? A: Because people wouldn't pay $200 for an app. Because there is ChatGPT as an app. Because people love buying tangible stuff. Because VC see this as "a new category" they want to dominate.
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by pabe 2y ago
"The light from the blast travels through the cosmos and makes it appear as if a new star—as bright as the North Star, according to NASA—has suddenly just popped up in our night sky for a few days."
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by pabe 2y ago
For commercial services, no. There's a new W3C standard named DID that's much better for this. Using DIDs and a trusted authority, you can prove you're a real person without having to reveal your identity. You can even choose
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by pabe 2y ago
It's hard to transform the books into a series. But Netflix did a great job. That series should be entertaining even for normies and at the same time it gets the interesting aspects communicated.
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by pabe 2y ago
So, If you receive an airdrop from someone and can't name their real name, you're a criminal? Most funny things about this: You cannot prevent anyone from sending you anything (in most Cryptos). This is a very real nail in Crypto&
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by pabe 3y ago
I'm using Jetbrains AI, ChatGPT 4 and Cursor. Cursor is great for diving into third party codebases as it can read your whole project if you tell it to. So, let's say you're in some frontend file and don't understand why
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by pabe 3y ago
I'm in my late 30s. Some recommendations: - If you want to have kids one day, better get them early. - In times with low tax rates, invest. Especially in property. - Start investing ASAP (ETF). DCA. - Don't do daytrading. - In you
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by pabe 3y ago
I paid for TailwindUI and Flowbite but I actually like DaisyUI the most. They're all TailwindCSS based. The difference is that DaisyUI is more like Bootstrap in that they create complete CSS components you can apply using a single clas
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by pabe 3y ago
How does it differentiate from PyInstaller?
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by pabe 3y ago
Thanks for contributing your work as OSS and writing a comprehensive blog post about it :) I like the simplicity of your approach without vector DB etc. In case you want to add one, Typesense seems to be a good OSS fit.
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by pabe 3y ago
You can have both a hypermedia API and a data (JSON) API. Your hypermedia API is a lot more lightweight and flexible as it's tied to your web app. The HTMX authors talk about that topic in their book: https://hypermedia.syst
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by pabe 3y ago
Django + HTMX + SQLite or PostgreSQL Hosted on a virtual machine. ... Or the stack you're most efficient/ effective in. A short time-to-market is most important for learning. If you don't reach an audience, your project might
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by pabe 3y ago
I wondered how Unicorn compared to htmx. They're giving an answer on their website: htmx and alpine.js are great libraries to provide interactivity to your HTML. Both of those libraries are generalized front-end framework that you cou
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by pabe 3y ago
Interesting startup! However, there's a map missing informing about locations where you could take a compatible scan. Such a functionality seems to be available only after registering. Maybe they just want to generate signups as a vani

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