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ctrlaltdylan
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Comment #49099181
It's a broken system. The platforms don't have the skin in the game. It does exploit the developers, you have to provide A+ support, and often outside the scope of your app just to…
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Comment #40016131
Is the Google Sheets API rate limit open enough for actual production use? I thought it was pretty restrictive, no more than 60 writes per minute, but I'm not sure about the reads …
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Comment #40003312
Also this opens the possibility of running these models on Node.js serverless functions no? That certainly also has to open up possibilities for on-demand predictions?
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Comment #39216529
What a throwback. This was the only distro that I could fit on a memory stick, which were novel at the time (and memory was $$$ if you can believe that). I stuck this into a machin…
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Comment #39060182
We provide ID verification specifically for eCommerce to help prevent chargeback fraud: https://getverdict.com This is the first where I've heard of using IDv for preventing triang…
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Comment #38656772
All of these distortions as well as a practical exercise identify and help correct them are available in this book called "Feeling Good" that I think was published in the 80's or 9…
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Comment #38292869
You can proxy your OpenAI calls through a quick Pipedream workflow. Here's a proof of concept you can copy: https://pipedream.com/new?h=tch_OknfQd The link makes a new unique API e…
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Comment #36518874
Pipedream has a similar paradigm, and Notion support as well. https://pipedream.com/apps/notion You can write your own "Sources" that can poll any API, it even includes deduping fo…
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Comment #36058713
Serious question, in an interconnected online marketplace how are you supposed to comply with these granular state and sometimes municipal laws. Is there some kind of monitoring da…
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Comment #34885803
I'm from the Northeast Ohio area, and also from a small town like East Palestine. The lack of response from Governor DeWine and malice to not declare a state of emergency is infuri…
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Comment #34758894
Grew up 30 miles west of East Palestine. My family is still there. So sad to see another struggling Midwest town dealt a death blow. It’s beautiful country even though it’s conside…
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Comment #33124090
I like using Jekyll for my personal blog, and Next.js / Eleventy for quick sites. But I _hate_ writing in markdown. Notion is really the best writing experience out there. You can …
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Comment #30945442
@davidfactorial, curious to hear more about your Discord! I'm a scrappy dev myself :)
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Comment #30449451
Hi @inconshreveable, happy user for many years and have done some crazy ngork remote setups to make systems like gitpod / docker work with ngrok. Question for you - do you have a p…
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Comment #30390649
Instead of hand coding a scraper or subscribing to email driven webhooks, and managing that bespoke code - take a look at Pipedream.com You can chain together low code steps. An em…
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Comment #30206630
Nice write up, defining a serverless function is half the battle. Pipedream also just launched Go support for workflow serverless steps, so you can write and execute Go serverless …
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Comment #30003952
What's the biggest cost? The disparity between the rev and net are pretty big
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Comment #29945670
So TLDR - write integration tests as much as possible and only mock external dependencies like network calls?
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Comment #29910618
Yup it's something that's been on the backlog for a bit and we're trying to solve for. Here's the issue if you'd like to follow: https://github.com/PipedreamHQ/pipedream/issues/193…
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Comment #24930666
That's a dramatic jump in pricing from 0-5 GBs to > 5 GBs. Is there a more flexible pricing plan in the works? A hobbyist app could still be storing a large amount of data but not …
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Comment #22436615
Was excited to see a tool to help me and my friends plan events - you know like actual go outside social things. But I was wrong.