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Very cool!

I'm like the idea but the site does not let me know how it works after I die? How does the other person gets access to the vault?

Love the idea. I am pretty sure that LLM's are happy without whitespace so maybe trying to remove newlines, tabs (Maybe even spaces?)

I like it, interesting idea. On Mobile the cards are collapsed so I cannot see what each model is holding.

Loved pocket but not happy that it shutdown. Documented my process of moving from pocket over to Wallabag

Like the idea. Please give some examples of use cases on the homepage. Maybe some examples can files we can use to play with the application?

What is this no documentation or information on the home page?

I done want to run a script I can't view beforehand.

The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It by Michael E. Gerber

Great read and has some good ideas for expanding.

Also 100$ startup is a good recommendation for getting going.

What region does this serve?

I have done both. Any agency worth their weight will provide you ownership of the app and IP. As long as your not using some closed source integration which the agency has developed.

Building out a team provides it own set of challenges as you need to find the right people, provide guidance on how the application should be designed/architected.

Drop me a line at cameron [at] bitformations.ca and we can chat we do app development.

What is the reasoning behind the fork?

Ohh tell me more?

Depending on the hiring manager having outside commitments might be a deal breaker. I would rather be upfront than hide it.

I love seeing our candidates having outside projects/etc but we make sure that there is a clear delineation between what our company offers vs what is done by the employee.

What's new with the .net runtime?

Congratulations on shipping! What does this provide other than datadog or alternatives? Also I went through the first page and did not see anything about pricing.

Yeah I just wanted to see a picture of it

I agree doing is good. But talking to your customers is also important.

You can paddle in a lake but if you don't check your direction first it can take you further from your goals.

Excited to see part 2

Any information you can provide on the automation for the release posting? This seems to be the hardest part for me.

Re-build of one of my desktop applications. The original was written in VB6 so it's a big undertaking to rewrite it in C#.

What type of tasks ? This sounds really interesting?

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We are a small development shop which specializes in React and Django projects. We have also done work in Java, VB, iOS and Android Development. We can develop on our own or work with in-house development teams.

We are provide non-technical founders the technical side of the business which allows for them to grow with out technical expertise.

Book a time for us to go over your project: https://calendar.app.google/1iCXf8kRDpMaBHCX7

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Not able to get any feedback on the app. Wrote " advertise my company" clicked the plus and enter and did not see any thing happening.

What type of insights are you looking to gather over the conversations?

What are you using for a chatbot? I have been using drift but that is more just always on support. It is draining

Are you looking at monetizing it other than donations?

What operating system are you looking at supporting?

What is going to be different between you and the other automation providers?

Put your side project in your resume. That will put no gap on your resume.

I have interviewed and hired others with ongoing side projects on their resume.

1. Ai based load performance testing.

2. Slow websites stop users from using the system.

Failure is based on a goal you have created. My golf is just to do some work on my start-up. If that is your goal it is easier to get your momentum back up and start working again.

Separate the doing the work on the startup vs decisions on when to fold.

If you have done 5 startups already each one has taught you something that you have rolled into the next. If you learned anything at each of those startups then I do not see them as failures.