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sborsje
5mo ago
Actually… Glass has a pretty stable base and consistent month-over-month growth. It has a sustainable business model, has been profitable since day 1, and is immune to investor pressure (it has none). I think it’ll be fine.
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sborsje
1y ago
For non-Dutchies: Lekker busy.
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sborsje
1y ago
Hey, I really relate to this. I’m not a photographer myself, just a photography enthusiast who happens to co-run a small platform called Glass ( https://glass.photo ). We built it because we were feeling exactly what you’re descri
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sborsje
2y ago
You could also implement tiering yourself, depending on your workload of course. If you know you're storing objects for long-term archival reasons (or backups), you could opt for using S3 Glacier Instant Retrieval at $0.004/GB.
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sborsje
3y ago
Trial and error, with help from coaches at my gym (CrossFit, a few of them have a background in physical therapy).
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sborsje
3y ago
I am not a doctor nor a physical therapist, but what helped me a lot was focusing on fixing anterior pelvic tilt. If your hip flexors are too tight due to prolonged sitting, there are a couple of things you can do that will combat that: 1.
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sborsje
4y ago
There's a near-infinite amount of not-so-small gotchas when implementing magic links: - If magic links are the only way to sign in, authentication success rate is now directly tied to your email deliverability rate. - Single-use tokens
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sborsje
10y ago
Amazon Web Services | Solutions Architect | New York, NY | ONSITE In this role, you'll be helping scale a $10B/year business that's still growing like a startup. Eager to immerse yourself in the latest technologies in IoT, ma
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sborsje
11y ago
Karma does: https://blog.yourkarma.com/how-we-use-mqtt-at-karma
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sborsje
12y ago
Isn't that opendiff? https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin...
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Sharing a unified front end across multiple Rails projects
(blog.yourkarma.com)
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12y ago
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Greet your customers, and hear what they have to say
(blog.yourkarma.com)
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12y ago
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A different kind of privacy
(blog.yourkarma.com)
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12y ago
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Redesigning the perfect checkout
(blog.yourkarma.com)
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12y ago
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sborsje
12y ago
We actually use syslog-ng + Loggly for distributed Loggly. We partially solve the transaction problem by slapping a request ID on every action that's initiated by a web request. We then carry this request ID from service to service, wh
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sborsje
12y ago
Android uses a DHCP option for this: http://www.lorier.net/docs/android-metered
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sborsje
13y ago
When flying with Iceland Air a couple of months ago (AMS -> NYC), I was surprised how incredibly smooth the whole check-in experience was. I thought I would get into trouble, because I was carrying both a backpack and a guitar (MONO Vert
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Retina for web workflow
(michieldegraaf.com)
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14y ago
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sborsje
14y ago
+1!
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15y ago
Don't get me wrong, I totally agree with you on the design part. But what I'm trying to figure out is if design and a REST API are the only 2 things where GoCardless outexecutes competitors. Especially since direct debit clearly isn't somet
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sborsje
15y ago
I agree that the site doesn't look great, but their platform works pretty good (well, apart from the abysmal SOAP API) and they offer support for lots of different payment methods (including direct debit, in lots of countries). So I truly d
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15y ago
Isn't this the exact same thing guys like Adyen have been doing for several years? ( https://support.adyen.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=... ) Or am I missing the point here?
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Selling Our Wireless Future
(avc.com)
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15y ago
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sborsje
15y ago
Maybe you'd also like to include a PR tools / press release platforms section? A few press release platform suggestions: PRWeb, PR NewsWire, PitchEngine, PressDoc (disclaimer; I'm one of the founders) Media relations: Blogdash, Meltwater Pr
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15y ago
We're also using Adyen. The support is pretty good, the API/website/documentation/customization options are all terrible. But it's one of the few PSPs that provides support for lots and lots of payment methods (like: VISA, Amex, MC, PayPal,
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How to create a #WINNING title for your press release
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15y ago
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How to effectively launch your new product or service
(blog.pressdoc.com)
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For immediate release = For immediate delete
(blog.pressdoc.com)
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15y ago
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My Beta List: Create your own beta list
(my.betali.st)
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16y ago
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Cucumber vs. Steak
(iain.nl)
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16y ago
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