stanislavb

What do you mean by structured data in the source?

Also, do you think that presence on directories like SaaSHub helps for GEO? I’m wondering how we can measure that.

"Good Old" Tetris online https://www.goodoldtetris.com/

SaaSHub founder here. Have you tried https://www.saashub.com? It has both "open-source alternatives" and "EU Alternatives".

UK has the finance & global influence (Commonwealth) - Canada & Australia have the resources. They all can grow. Together.

As an Australian, I'd love to see the actual birth of CANZUK... https://www.reddit.com/r/canzuk/. That could be a viable Union with real international influence.

Another effect - although wholesale prices are falling for the energy itself - energy providers increased their daily "power grid use" fees. As a result, having electricity at home is still more expensive compared to before.

No more "making love" in the car. Sorry guys. That'd be left to Hollywood stunts.

This. They can see their valuations slipping. They hope that in a few/several years they will start reaping profits. However, in several years local hardware will be well suited to run models locally at 80-90% efficiency - for "free". You won't need frontier models for daily tasks in a few years. I'd guess.

Some highlights:

- The Spend-vs-Revenue Gap: The Number Everyone Cites and Nobody Finishes Reading

- Circular Financing: When the Money Just Circles Among Itself

- Chips Age in a Year. Loans Last Fifteen

- If It Burst: The Three Forms of Contagion

This: "I do not want my pension to automatically buy shares at $1T, but it looks like it will have no choice."

They know the game very well. They know that if they manage to pump up the valuation high enough - they will be automatic money flowing in - regardless of actual valuations.

Here's another Product Graveyard https://www.saashub.com/product-graveyard.

There should be an AI graveyard, too. There are so many AI projects that are dead within an year.

Israel is already breaking the ceasefire conditions. Ref: "Netanyahu: Ceasefire doesn’t cover Lebanon" https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/netanyahu-cease...

This. If you are invested in a Nasdaq index (e.g. QQQ), it will have to sell some of the tail and buy the necessary weighted percentage of Snake Oil. Apart from you buying snake oil, you will realise some extra capital gains/loses due to the rebalancing.

Get used to it. Both TikTok and X(twitter) have been used and will be used to manipulate the public opinion in favour of Trump. I'm aware that I can't prove it; however, this explains how Trump won, and how he will win again - manipulating the zombies.

Good. This should happen on all airports now. Otherwise it's useless. You won't be flying from Heathrow to Heathrow.

Bitchat seems like a good solution. It will be even more effective once Bluetooth 6 becomes more widespread in a year or two.

Oh, there's a systems problem for sure. I thought it's obvious to everyone.

"2. Self Driving Cars. In the US the players that will determine whether self driving cars are successful or abandoned are #1 Waymo (Google) and #2 Zoox (Amazon). No one else matters. The key metric will be human intervention rate as that will determine profitability." - I love that he's not mentioning the speculation company of the century. We don't have to mention it either.

I think they remove the invoice after a month. You can also, send them cash in an envelope

WTF Apple. And, yes, I've been the same boat. Thank for pinpointing that this is not me but rather another genius Apple design.

What about an iPhone. Can you change the battery without specialized tools?

I "envy" DownDetector these days ... I wanna know how much money they are making out of these Cloudflare downs...

Have you tried Ruby on Rails. That's my experience with Rails. Everytime I've tried something else (for web dev), I just felt too spoiled with Ruby & Rails and went back. This includes Django and Phoenix (Elixir).

Edit: The only thing that Rails lacks is a decent Admin UI included as part of Rails. I know that there are some external gems that can be used, yet that's something that should be part of the framework in my opinion.

It's beautiful and helpful. Thanks for sharing. Which are your top competitors in your opinion?

Which is not not smart.

edit: highlight: "not not". I think it's very smart.

Such a smart move to "limit" piracy.

OK, it seems you are on the path of another 8 fig exit. Good on you. It seems like a great project and could possible save so much time if well executed and well integrated.

I've added it to SaaSHub saashub.com/orgtools. If you have an @orgtools.com email you can verify and improve the profile. Cheers!

With this is in place. A ".coop" domain does not signal trustworthiness. It's more like a childish revenge attempt. Don't get me wrong. I think it's a great idea for the original maintainers to begin work on a form. However, they could have chosen a better domain name.

I'd suggest giving a go to lenns.io (shameless plug). It gives you source prioritisation control + number of items per source control + category prioritisation. In the end, you get exactly what you want without being overwhelmed.

This is an app/service that I've built for myself, but it's up for anyone go give it a go and use it.

This drama saddens me in two different ways. First, the community has always be very friendly on the whole and lacking similar negative drama. On the other hand, Shopify has always been pinpointed as a good example how Ruby can shine. The being on the "evil" side this time... that's sad and disappointing. I've tried figuring out why they might act in this way. My personal explanation - they are too big and rich, and want to have more tight control over the tech that's their drive-horse.