calvinmorrison

Great observation, and thank you for pointing that out. I deployed a new MR for that using the awesome YASaaS for only 17.99/mo to create QR codes in your NextJS website. Using your company cred…

I feel nothing but schadenfreude.

Journalists have always pretended to be some sort of righteous class. Upon closer examination you'll find they always are focused on conveying certain facts and steering the conversation. This is…

With germanys lack of petrol, they relied heavily on alternative fuel sources.

Yes for social outlets. For niche hobbies? old photos of specific milling machines used in machine shops on board US navy vessels? For 80's european automotive restoration? For repairing and rest…

Well exactly, lets see it normmalize.

> previously healthy surplus in the SaaS market is shrinking Margins that were very attractive before, but many industries have small margins and work just fine. restaurants abound on tiny margins.…

Isn't there a first mover advantage? Whoever breaks the strike would be sitting on gold? Think if a low density city in California said "OK we are zoning up" and everyone there could se…

yes thats how browser fingerprinting works and it is impossible to defeat because there are just too many variations in monitors (relevant for fonts), simple things like user agent, etc.

And even that is more appealing than dealing with european regulators

Debian's Data Protection Team was established back in 2018 for dealing with European data protection legislation like the GDPR. perhaps nobody would waste their life volunteering on such crockery…

Network effects are maybe akin to "phsyical effects". Non-monopoly but physical space is also another 'first mover' type of moat.

"It’s not about coming to market soonest. " First Mover effect seems only relevant when goverment warrants are involved. Think radio licenses, medical patents, etc. Everywhere else, being a …

Apple literally lives on the "Cutting Edge" a-la XKCD [1]. My wife is an iPerson and she always tells me about these new features (my phone has had them since $today-5 years). But for her, t…

I don't think you need a SaaS. I think you need an ERP.

Botting runescape is how many of us got into programming. Long live botting. If you want to do it, do it on an account that doesnt effect the economy.

Not to mention Sage's midline - Sage100 is incredibly cheap and effective for it's cost. I mean it's ridiculous what a mature software can do. Everything under the sun basically for a p…

however, many workflows are part of generally accepted accounting principles, or GAAP for short. Many workflows are about B2B transactions. PO -> Sales Order -> Invoicing workflows. ASNs, etc. S…

I think ERP providers should continue to exist. It's hard to vibe code financial/accounting specs and there's the IBM factor. There are a bunch of weird ways you can get things wrong. A…

what do you mean SAP? like the ERP system? I would absolutely NEVER steal or rewrite that. So much finanical stuff is baked into the business logic that impacts finance, regulations, hr, etc. No do no…

I once wrote hacking is ethical. Maybe I meant 'eventual'. Instead of Red-Hat sponsoring sudo, china can sponsor him to put hacks in.

can't wait for popularity-contest(1) to be mandatory and required a linked credit card.

That's awesome! Lucky to whoever gets an opportunity to ship erlang code in production!

and unlike GPL software, there is typical an army of lawyers, an expressed warranty, legal liability, etc.

--dry-run --really --really-really --yolo

sede crustante

congrats, I have been following you guys along for a while on LinkedIn. Good Luck

wait till you find about B2B procurement marketplaces... ya'll this stuff exists

and a lot of those features only really matter if you are serving a lot of customers. PHP is just fine if your serving 10-20 internal customers.

who is this appointed this beef monarch anyway?