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Competitive pricing is a data pipeline problem before it is a pricing strategy
6+ day, 2+ hour ago (542+ words) You get asked to build a feature that “matches competitor prices.” It sounds simple until the first dataset arrives. One competitor includes shipping, another shows a coupon only after login, one page says “from $19.99,” and your scraper quietly captured the…...
Before Your Shopping Agent Compares Prices, Test What One Unit Means
6+ day, 10+ hour ago (495+ words) I work on WebAZ. This morning I ran a small, read-only test against our public shopping tool: search for tissue products available to Singapore, sorted by listed price. The useful result was not a flashy recommendation. It was a concrete…...
The "Delete" Mindset: Why Most AI Strategies Fail Founders
1+ week, 3+ day ago (135+ words) Most "AI strategy" in businesses right now is just adding a chatbot to something that was already broken. That's not strategy. That's decoration. The real question every CEO should be asking isn't "where can we add AI"; it's "which slow,…...
Did it pay? Live status of AI agent job boards (1 Sep 2026)
1+ week, 5+ day ago (356+ words) Every few weeks another "AI agent job board" launches, promising that autonomous workers can finally earn real money for real tasks. The marketing is easy to find. What is hard to find is a straight answer to one question: did…...
Driving an Undocumented 3nm ASIC with an ESP32: Inside the First Sub-10 J/TH Open-Source Bitcoin Miner
2+ week, 4+ day ago (285+ words) Next week we ship the Bitaxe Naja Duo, and the spec that matters is 9.5 joules per terahash at stock. First open-source home miner under 10. But this is dev.to, so instead of a product pitch, here's the part that's actually…...
How Long Is 2 Inches? Real-World Benchmarks for Hardware Prototyping & Design
2+ week, 6+ day ago (251+ words) Hello community! 👋 When building physical computing projects (like enclosures for Raspberry Pi, IoT sensors, or custom PCB cases) or designing physical merchandise, bridging digital units (rem, px, mm) with physical measurements is crucial. When you're away from your workbench digital…...
Ask Workday's public API for 100 jobs and you get zero — with no error
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1150+ words) Every major applicant tracking system publishes its job board as a public JSON endpoint. That part is already well documented, and I'm not going to rewrite it. What isn't documented is what happens once you actually try to read all…...
Your pricing page is making a forecast and calling it a fact
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (578+ words) Better wording is not the fix. His two sentences do not differ only in how clear they are. It is a grammar problem. You write it in an afternoon. Then it sits there through two model migrations, a feature launch…...
Pricing Your First Product: Why Free Is the Most Expensive Number
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (1893+ words) The hardest part of pricing a first product is not the number. It is that charging money is the only test that tells you whether anyone actually wants the thing. Free postpones that test, and the delay is the expense....
Extreme Combinatorial Optimization in VRAM: Architecture and Engineering of AETPC
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (474+ words) The Challenge of Combinatorial Complexity Large-scale combinatorial optimization problems—such as the classic Traveling Salesperson Problem (TSPLIB)—exhibit an exponential growth in the search space as the number of nodes increases. Traditional CPU-based approaches frequently run into parallelism limitations and…...