Seems like we should form major open source repos and have one with ai maintainers and the other with human maintainers and see which one is better.
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That’s gonna be a bad take I think.
Meaning - they have a big online presence post-success. They use the online presence to bask in their own glory.
But this isn’t just for the sake of basking in ones glory. It is a sort of way for the successful person to leverage their success into more success. A positive feedback loop of sorts.
If you can add a 30 cent transaction cost at checkout then you are just paying 2.9 percent on the cart price.
I know that isn’t a great answer to your question. “Raise prices”.
I do think there is room for pricing model innovation at the vendors you looked at. But I don’t see it happening in the next few years.
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If you are doing a startup where you are a B2B tech company that sells to other tech companies, the bay area is great.
[1] https://www.facebook.com/thattokyobar/ [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_PeLAlVpzQ
20% facebook, 20% email, 60% anonymous ordering only (most prefer to not get an account to drink a beer obviously).
Reactors going critical is a good thing.
From wikipedia: When a reactor's neutron population remains steady from one generation to the next (creating as many new neutrons as are lost), the fission chain reaction is self-sustaining and the reactor's condition is referred to as "critical".