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Definitely, use what works. Stability is a good thing.

Awesome, what technologies are you using for the comparison tool?

Neat, I love Lazy Reminder!

That’s awesome! How did you like working the OAI API?

The complexity has increased exponentially, but the user experience has not.

This.

That’s beautiful, sometimes it can be impossible to beat the productivity of Old Software.

Do you rigorous budgeting to keep your costs that low?

Good deal. Yeah, we recently did a small search and had a similar impression, but prices simply hadn't fallen enough in our market to justify moving forward.

Nice! Do you expect constant expenses for those 10 years?

Indeed, that mantra is a key part of Rich Dad, Poor Dad as well.

Just to clarify, you primarily use cash for day-to-day spending? And does that extend to bill pay as well?

Thanks for sharing. What was it like purchasing a home in this market?

Awesome feedback, thanks for sharing. I like the Vanguard ETFs as well, keeps the long-term investing very simple.

I like that, keeps it very simple and straightforward. Have you always done it this way, or was there a previous iteration?

The heresy!

Ever caused any issues or all-good?

Love it.

Another option: https://www.sonara.ai/

You might find this interesting: https://usemassive.com/

Nice job, styling Rails in always so painful, at least for me. Been doing it for 10+ years.

Yeah, this is very neat. Keep going!

Interesting, thanks for the feedback. What level of supervision would you want over the process? For example, would you want to approve each job that gets applied for, or do you truly want that to be done for you?

Reminds me of when they sold unlimited flying passes. Some interesting stories from all that came about from those.

Wouldn't that be great? $20 would be a steal.

That’s a good one. Just had that same problem literally today, although with a loafer, not a ski boot.

Mind-blowing!

Maybe as a sort of different way at looking at this, what if the hiring process had a different sort of architecture focused more on what you can do rather than arbitrary resume terms?

First, you start by making a demo showcasing your skills. It has to be something web-accessible.

Then, you use this demo as your application to jobs.

You can also just submit your demo to a pool, and companies can review submissions to the pool, and contact you if they like it.

Your work becomes the application, not your PDF.

Definitely hear you on that one. What's your experience been like?

Thanks for the feedback! What's the job interview process been like for you?