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tinyprojects

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About tinyprojects

I build tiny internet projects.

Website: https://tinyprojects.dev

email: tinyprojectsdev@gmail.com

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    Zoneless is an open-source Stripe Connect alternative

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    Thanks! Zoneless was not affected by this

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    Thanks for the feedback! It depends on if they make a sale, but we run a daily payout system currently on PB. We've not had any concerns from sellers regarding this, some prefer US…

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    Show HN: Zoneless – Open-source Stripe Connect clone with $0.002 fees using USDC

    Hi HN, I'm Ben / Tiny Projects (I once posted here about buying 300 emoji domains from Kazakhstan…). For the past 3 years I've been solo bootstrapping PromptBase, an AI marketplace…

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    Comment #39580340

    I've been banging my head against a wall the past few days trying to work out a solution to this. I've yet to make a decision, but my discoveries / theories so far: - Stripe Atlas …

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    Comment #39547864

    Worth a shot if anyone can help me out / is facing the same problem. I'm a US non-resident (from the UK) who registered a business via Stripe Atlas, and used Earth Class Mail (a St…

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    Comment #39547794

    I am facing this issue where I received an Earth Class Mail PMB XXXXX address when setting up my Stripe Atlas account and registering my business (I am a US non-resident), and now …

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    Show HN: Build tiny AI apps by chaining prompts together

    Hi HN, I'm a solo bootstrapped founder from England who has been launching tiny projects on the internet for the past few years. I've written about my projects here: https://tinypr…

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    Much less - 99% of our transactions are < $20, so every time we get hit with a dispute it's already an instant loss in terms of the dispute fee cancelling out any revenue gained ba…

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    I've only trialled this system recently, but my current results are: 1 Win 2 Partial Wins (basically a loss with how much you get back) 3 Losses All these payments were fraudulent …

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    Sure! I basically use PDF Lib to generate a letter with all my evidence bundled into one pdf file. It sucks up data from my database about the user's activity. Format is the follow…

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    I was on Stripe Radar's free trial, but it wasn't as effective as I liked - it also turned out to be very pricey paying £0.04/screened transaction. I've now rolled my own combinati…

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    100% this. I just used GPT-4 to help build an analytics dashboard using ChartJS. There's so many settings in ChartJS, it would have taken me a week to StackOverflow / Google how to…

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    Tell HN: I made a knockoff Stripe Radar using GPT-4

    I run a SaaS biz that is low transaction value / high volume. This meant when Stripe introduced their latest policy where you get charged $20 per card dispute no matter if you win …

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    Comment #33220732

    I really miss firebase function logs. Even though it was a bit glitchy at times, it was the perfect simplified overview of everything on my backend, and fitted well with the simple…

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    Also noticing this - very hard to find software engineers in the UK right now. Apparently we have a major skill shortage[1] - which I'm not surprised by, given how little CS/coding…

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    This is fantastic! Bluebird Sues Cat is a masterpiece.

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    This is really cool OP - did you create the list of prompts? I'm working on Paper Website[1], which lets you turn a handwritten journal into a tiny daily blog. I've written nearly …

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