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After reading and hearing rave reviews I’d love to try Claude Code in my startup. I already manage Claude Team subscription, but AFAIK Code is not included, it only exists in Pro/Max which are for individual accounts. How do people use it as a subscription for a team (ideally with central billing)?

Last time I checked Criterion was only available in the US because of publishing rights. It could be easily bypassed by using VPN (location is actually only checked at account registration), but I’m wondering: is it really different from pirating if you’re breaking the rules anyway?

Here in Europe MUBI[0] is an alternative to Criterion. I’ve tried it during lockdown but the streaming quality was seriously lacking, and their library was really small. I’m curious if they improved in those areas

[0]: https://mubi.com/en/

I was using Criterion subscription extensively for about 2 years. What I loved the most is that I could make a random pick from their main page and be sure it’s going to be a good quality film. I could never say this about Netflix, there I have to struggle to find something that’s at least decent

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I appreciate you sharing this article here, it's very helpful!

Interesting, I wonder if this tool could serve as a way to formalize the work relationship between brands and influencers - it seems to me that social media native resume is perfect for this type of work. What could follow next is even more brands using TikTok and its job service, and hopefully a more diverse work environment for Gen Z.

I understand that this is not what you meant, but AWS ES service has a different API than the one in the official Elastic documentation already - mainly that it’s a smaller subset of it. What may seem like a good decision for “aaS” product in general, is a real pain with ES specifically, because of how delicate it is for tuning.

I’m not sure if this is what you’re looking for, but me and my colleagues created a tool (https://github.com/zalando-incubator/transformer) to convert actions recorded in a browser (in har format) to Locust scenarios. Recorded state (like cookies) can be programmatically removed by user-defined plugins.

In the full report (linked in the website) they mention this low awareness explicitly: 50% of the consumers are aware of the regulation, and half of them are sufficiently informed about what it involves. On the bright side, they also mention a “need for continued awareness-raising activities among traders and consumers about their obligations and rights“ as a direct action point for the Commission itself.

On a side note, I feel a similar relief as you. As much as I’d personally want a stricter and more enforced regulation, because it bugs me that I can’t access all the content I’d want, I admire that the Commission looks at a bigger picture and takes into considerations long-term effects on the media industry as well as the quality of the available content.

There’s a monthly ‘who wants to get hired’ thread, where potential employers answer to chosen posts, knowing the candidate’s HN account.

> Michelle Zatlyn, Cloudflare co-founder and COO, is doing a weekly series called “Yes We Can” highlighting women entrepreneurs and debunking the myth that there are no women in tech

Did the author just come up with this myth? Personally I’ve never heard such a statement. Not trying to undermine the issue of under-representation of women, but this could’ve been worded in a better way