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n0rlant1s

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About n0rlant1s

https://github.com/n0rlant1s https://x.com/banisgh

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    Spenstig!! Mangler bare "endeleg" i Exception handling :)

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    Comment #41429276

    I agree with the other comments here that you're better off just hosting it yourself. Though, if you go down the path of considering commercial services check out y.gy (note: I'm a…

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    Comment #40274362

    Here to say thanks for using getwaitlist.com and let us know if you have feedback for us anytime :) (Context: Am the founder) Also, Hiringtools looks slick!

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    Comment #38605932

    dang: Your about bio says "Conflict is essential to human life, whether between different aspects of oneself, between oneself and the environment, between different individuals or …

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    Comment #38605737

    I love how this is a post about the European regulation of technology and people are arguing in the comment section about quality of life

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    Comment #38605660

    "If they can’t ban products, then it’s not consumer protection: it’s just wealth extraction." Couldn't have said it better myself

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    Comment #37826277

    Haven't tried it yet, but will check it out for sure!

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    Comment #37825135

    Been using Intercom for most of my project as well, but it's expensive. If there was a good alternative, I would probably switch

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    Show HN: Magic – automatically keep your inbox clean

    Magic automatically sorts away unsolicited sales emails and newsletters into a separate folder in your Gmail inbox. We're starting with two simple categories, but want to branch ou…

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    Comment #34448208

    Hm -- don't think this is the case for legacy industries. It's just what they're used to and have been doing for years

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    Comment #34431956

    What is an example of this? I don't work in real estate, but just based on the # of OCR companies for B2B PDF data extraction, I would imagine it's still a huge problem.

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    Comment #34431661

    Thanks for sharing! Why do you think XMP isn't widely adopted yet?

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    Comment #34431618

    But they want to pay extra for expensive OCR software to parse it out instead?

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    Comment #34431587

    Thanks for sharing -- will dive deeper. This has been keeping me up at night recently...

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    Comment #34431084

    Thanks for responding. I'm curious why PDF doesn't have any metadata attached to it that can easily be parsed out by machines. Sigh

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    Comment #34431063

    Shouldn't both exist? I.e. PDF for the human and data for the machine?

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    Why do we convert structured data to PDFs?

    Company A has structured data. They input this into a PDF (making it unstructured) and send it to Company B. Company B now has to use PDF parsing software to turn it back into stru…

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    Comment #34404896

    Are you open to connecting over email? I'm considering digging deeper in the Open Source DocuSign rabbithole and would love to hear your thoughts on needs etc.

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    Comment #34404846

    Probably just me being ignorant, but why are you not using Github for this?