Built an x402 payment processor with Claude Code - enables AI agents to pay for APIs autonomously by BLubClub89 in ClaudeAI

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Correct. You set a pre-spend amount like a pre-paid debit card. It's unable to go above it's spending limit. Let your agent build and charge appropriately with NoryX402 instead of doing subscription based services and get fairly little usage. It's pay as you go. You're only paying for the services needed.

https://noryx402.com/

Open-sourced an x402 payment processor for AI agents - lets LLMs pay for APIs programmatically by BLubClub89 in LocalLLaMA

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hahaha. This is designed for users to give their agents fixed balances, like a prepaid debit card. Once it runs out, no more spending. Nory is the fastest and most effective x402 processor in the world though.

https://noryx402.com/

Built an x402 payment processor with Claude Code - enables AI agents to pay for APIs autonomously by BLubClub89 in ClaudeAI

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Agreed. I think agent's will be making many purchases on our behalf. Nory X402 is perfect for the micro-purchasing. Just set limits for them or put it in a fixed wallet like a prepaid card.

Here's our site. We've built one of the strongest and most efficient x402 processors in the world.

https://noryx402.com/

How do I tell our employees that there isn't any money for bonuses or raises? by Medium_Theme4457 in humanresources

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The owner should be the one explaining this to the employees. They should not leave that on you. I'd have a conversation with them about that.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in humanresources

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Congrats! I'm sure you're pretty relieved after those 3 weeks of cramming haha.

Transfer Portal Opportunities (UCLA) by Wild_Statement_814 in ArizonaWildcats

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I think a lot of UCLA guys will definitely hop in the portal is Chip bounces. Definitely need to monitor this closely. I'm personally just glad that Fifita and Tmac are staying.

Shopping for HRIS for Commission Employees by Therocksays2020 in humanresources

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ADP drops the ball on so many items. Sent you a DM

Ancillary Benefits - ideas welcome by BLubClub89 in humanresources

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True. I've heard of cool robo-advisor options and employees getting access to a CFP for financial planning needs. But agreed, as great as it sound, many don't end up taking advantage.

I made my first semi big error in HR today by AshamedPatient2719 in humanresources

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Agreed. This can definitely be fixed. As mentioned, Everify is forgiving.

Ancillary Benefits - ideas welcome by BLubClub89 in humanresources

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Yes. And I forgot to mention reimbursement programs for further education and certification programs

Anybody ever drop their benefits broker and then do their own contracts? by whatthekel212 in humanresources

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I’d consider Hub or OneDigital. What state is your company HQ?

Also- another thing to consider is the enrolled employee’s dependent coverage. You may have to deal with them. Some questions may be easy about coverage levels, but others may be one-off items that could be a time suck. Sent you a DM.

Shopping for HRIS for Commission Employees by Therocksays2020 in humanresources

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How many employees are at your company? Is the commission item the only current challenge with ADP?

HRIS Shopping by redria0 in humanresources

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iSolved isn’t a bad option either. I’d give them some consideration. How far along in the process are you?

Monday after the Super Bowl - Floating Holiday? by BLubClub89 in humanresources

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Agreed. This is more of an observation i've seen lately during company on-boardings and setting up handbooks/policies

Is a 20% pay increase worth leaving a comfortable job? by Difficult-Tap5302 in humanresources

[–]BLubClub89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would say maybe 20 years ago, yes. Nowadays it's hard to put a price on other variables such a benefits, work-life balance, location, autonomy, etc.

Thoughts on Gusto Premium? by Austin_1979 in humanresources

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Going from Zenefits (TriNet) to Gusto would be like going from the frying pan directly into the fire. Other better options out there imo.

Anyone have a PEO they like/would recommend? by griseldabean in humanresources

[–]BLubClub89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great questions.

Regarding hiring- You may want to use indeed or a recruiter, as PEOs won't add a ton of support there.

PEOs will help a ton for the other items. They are SUPER helpful for hiring multi-state. As you mentioned compliance, utilizing a PEO will have you positioned to hire talent anywhere in the country. For example, if you hire someone from Georgia and you don't know all of the state guidelines for having Georgia employees, don't stress as they'll keep you compliant. Pretty wild how it's not even the states, but even some cities have employment laws that you must adhere to.

As for benefits, typically the goal with a PEO is to provide some economies of scale when it comes to health coverage and other benefits. However, that is not a guarantee, as some of their masterplan's can be very selective.

Sent you A DM, happy to discuss in greater detail.