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thomcrowe

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About thomcrowe

I'm Thom - father, husband, Angelican deacon, and growth marketing guy. [ my public key: https://keybase.io/thomcrowe; my proof: https://keybase.io/thomcrowe/sigs/VklSfrUYQxF4CuHKCPCgXxhuBGFjLNwHdq6u7d2hTo0 ]

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    Show HN: Beyond – Dynamic Pricing App for Short-Term Rentals

    Hey HN, We built a mobile app for short-term rental hosts and property managers to manage dynamic pricing, bookings, and calendars on the go. Our team has worked on revenue managem…

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    Beyond now has a mobile app for iPhone and Android! If you use dynamic pricing for your STRs, you can finally adjust rates, manage bookings, and see your calendar right from your p…

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    A microservice for each column on a database seems a little overkill, but still an interesting architecture to iterate quickly

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    The GPU cloud provider Oblivus has been acquired by Skyportal, an AI infrastructure comppany with a focus on NVIDIA's latest GPU technologies. This merger promises to enhance the c…

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    Dome launched a SaaS platform that uses generative AI to build a SaaS frontend. The differentiator from other low-code, no-code tools is you get the full code base and it's platfor…

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    Getting this to ship has been fun. I'm excited for more people to get their hands on it and let us know what they think!

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    Impressed with the onion burger for Oklahoma City.

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    I moved to Jitsi a few weeks ago and have been really pleased. Getting people not used to video conferencing on an in-browser call is much simpler

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