Always wondered how you can protect a php or python package with a license key. Its code, you can just ignore the key in the source code, can you not?

Can it be headless?

Yes: start_chrome(headless=True)

I run clearpayments.ca completely word of mouth and referrals only payment processing services and sytescope.com

I give all clients the best rates possible because it doesn't matter as its not my primary source of income. However, business owners hate change so its hard to convince them lower fees and better products are better for them in the long run.

I make between $3500/m - $5000/m maybe 10 support emails a month.

I also build apps on the side for sytescope.com integrations.

unfortunately I could only afford the M4 Pro model MBP lol

I can put all the content into text. Would putting it all into json or cvs with headers be helpful? Break down content by topic, categories, links to other pages if it needs to read other content?

Yeah whatever will give you accurate vector embeddings.

You’ll combine those json properties into one vector.

For links you might hard code those as an extra part of each object or potentially require another API call to retrieve relevant links from your “link store”.

It’s useful to have benchmarks in place like:

input “should equal” output And start building a suite of test cases to evaluate your set up.

Don't forget easy theft. Car manufactures should be held more accountable for how easy it is to steal a car.

Integrating my funnel and website builder into a POS so people can buy funnels and instantly sync products they want to sell from their business.

I liked the design of the circular run way airport.

Reminds me of a fun project I did in 2005. I made a course schedule generator that once you picked your courses it showed price comparison of text book prices from local university bookstore and amazon. I made a bit of money before receiving a lawyer call from the university.

Funny part was, they could have used our course scheduler for students but no, they wanted students to still hand pick their classes one by one.

This let you block off times you didn't want class and it would make a schedule around that.

Reason was, "students might think they are registering for their class when they are not". We had an alert stating we didn't actually pick the classes and to log in __link__ to start. had the same warning everywhere.

I lost the battle.

:)

Why is it free? And for how long will it be free for? I do not want to start to use another Form builder to find out months later I'm locked with a $50/m charge.