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NetToolKit

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About NetToolKit

support@ [username] .com https://www.nettoolkit.com

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    Comment #46861004

    NetToolKit | Full-stack Developer | ONSITE (Santa Clara, CA) NetToolKit offers a variety of services such as geocoding, map tiles, and CAPTCHA. Entry-level and junior candidates ar…

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    Comment #43779249

    FYI, my site (NetToolKit) offers per-request pricing, in increments of $10 (for 100,000 requests): https://www.nettoolkit.com/docs/geo/overview/geocoding -- no monthly fees if you …

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    Comment #41962575

    I agree... I also think that for people with specific use cases, the rapid depreciation means that there are great deals available for used LEAFs. I wouldn't buy one new now.

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    Comment #41959934

    But the LEAF is a great car :)

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    Comment #41523487

    Out of curiosity, could you describe the data set here?

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    Comment #40627303

    > I have no idea about the 10% factor As a single data point in California, the factor for my solar installation was 15.4% for the last twelve months, so your guess seems pretty re…

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    Comment #40548971

    Thanks for the explanation

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    Comment #40546152

    I know you're being funny, but I don't understand the joke: why does brown culture avoid Korean cars?

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    Comment #39303956

    While there is an effort to make this so, it does not yet appear to be law: https://www.calbike.org/bicycle-safety-stop-faqs/

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    Comment #39110257

    What features are you looking for in a Mapbox alternative? Tiles? Geocoding? Anything else?

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    Comment #38105311

    Might take a while before anyone can get it at $35k: "The GM brand will begin Equinox EV production with two higher priced trims, a front-wheel-drive RS model that starts at $48,99…

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    Comment #34589009

    Neat! Thanks for sharing!

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    Comment #34552029

    Sounds like an interesting story that I'm curious about... how did putting a strong magnet in the ground help you install your main water line?

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    Comment #33165570

    In terms of implementation, one key difference is that Cloudflare sits between your servers and your users, whereas with Gatekeeper, your servers query Gatekeeper before deciding w…

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    Comment #33157494

    If you're interested in a non-Cloudflare solution, we have developed a service called Gatekeeper, and we'd really like to get your thoughts on whether it might suit your needs: htt…

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    Comment #29215058

    Hi there, Not the personal advice that you're looking for, but would you, your partners, and your investors be interested in selling the zombie startup? We serve enterprise custome…

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    Comment #28499157

    Sure, no problem. I actually would not be able to distinguish between you two, since the OP used a throwaway handle.

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    Comment #28498852

    > Try applying to smaller companies. Smaller companies aren't going to land the candidate from a top 10 school who already interned at multiple Fortune 500 companies. But small sho…

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    Comment #28463391

    Thanks for your response. Your numbers are better than what I came up with, but I thought I'd check just in case I was missing a great deal somewhere.

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    Comment #28463344

    Yeah, I've been eyeing the EPYC servers, but RAM pricing seems to very roughly be in the ballpark of $1,000 for 128GB, so $4k for 4T sounded very attractive and I wanted to make su…

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    Comment #28450838

    > now you can get single servers for ~$4K with 4T of RAM Does the $4K include the cost of the RAM? Where can I find these servers? Thanks!

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    Comment #28014757

    And unfortunately, people who hand write personalised outreach don't know if the recipient is like you or the parent poster.

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    Comment #27052983

    Not sure about your specific use case, but we at NetToolKit offer address autocompletion in the US; you can see a demo at: https://www.nettoolkit.com/geo/autocomplete If you have a…

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    Comment #27052941

    We at NetToolKit offer map tiles (both vector and raster), geocoding, and for the US, we offer autocompletion: https://www.nettoolkit.com/geo/about $10 for 100,000 transactions (e.…

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    Comment #26443050

    Self-plug: NetToolKit Geo ( https://www.nettoolkit.com/geo/about ) offers very affordable map tiles (both raster and vector) and geocoding (plus a simple autocomplete feature for w…