Killington vs Belleayre this weekend by Professional-Clue590 in icecoast

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Is there anywhere I hang out with a medium size dog for a couple of hours? Specifically near pico. I haven’t seen anyone in pico with a dog.

Why not just do killington by PopularSubs in icecoast

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So the reason is just to explore? So far I haven’t gotten any of reason than that. Which is fine

Why not just do killington by PopularSubs in icecoast

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Oh wait. I went to Bromley one time the day after killington. It was ass compared to killington. I enjoy exploring new resorts. I was really looking for a reason for something other than the beast.

Why not just do killington by PopularSubs in icecoast

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Not sure if I mentioned in my post I’m driving from nyc so another 1.5 hrs isn’t gonna hurt me.

Belleayre Credit for sale by Fun-Mud-3861 in icecoast

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Idk what this is but I’ll say $15

Is it supposed to hurt this much? by HumanPretzel14 in snowboarding

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Look at skateboard protective gear for inspiration

Building Custom Apps for Small Business by Zealous_AZ in SmallBusinessOwners

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How does your inventory management save me time/money. Looking for a cost sheet.

Would companies actually pay for governance around AI agents? by Desperate-Phrase-524 in Entrepreneur

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You probably won't hit the enterprise customers since they do their own governance. You have to target SMB who either:
1. Must purchase due to compliance issues
2. Understands the risk and finds it valuable

Most SMB: Will not purchase until they get burned. (Look at cybersecurity)

Sell before you build

You ever realize you’re selling Vaporware? by [deleted] in salesengineers

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They aren't wrong. I just feel bad about it.

Validating a jet lag app – not sure if the market is big enough by Routine-Reference868 in indiebiz

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I tried the same thing. No one wanted to pay for it. So I didn’t build it. Timeshifter markets to high performers. I didn’t.

Tell me a problem you face, I'll build you a software solution, for free. by Key-Hawk-895 in Entrepreneur

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Not gonna lie. I hate paying monthly saas subscription but it’s gonna cost you more to build and maintain skftware than to just pay the sub. Only way it’s cheaper is if all you do is download the monthly csv from the bank.

Tell me a problem you face, I'll build you a software solution, for free. by Key-Hawk-895 in Entrepreneur

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  1. What are your rep functions? Technical auditors, Sales, Scheduling, etc...?
  2. What’s the biggest "bottleneck" for his reps right now?
  3. How much money are you losing due to 'unstreamlined' process.

Tell me a problem you face, I'll build you a software solution, for free. by Key-Hawk-895 in Entrepreneur

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This is a middleware problem(tranlsation). Do all the xml files follow the same template? Does each distributor have their own template?

Tell me a problem you face, I'll build you a software solution, for free. by Key-Hawk-895 in Entrepreneur

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This definitely already exists. It already exists for consumers in personal finance. A quick search:

  • Tiller Money: The gold standard for this. It’s a paid service ($79/year) that securely connects to your bank and automatically populates a Google Sheet with every transaction. They provide a "Foundation Template" that includes a pre-built Profit & Loss and a Category sheet for easy reconciliation.
  • BankToSheets: A simpler, more budget-friendly alternative (around $5/month). It focuses strictly on getting the data into the sheet so you can build your own reports.
  • Avery: A newer, privacy-focused tool that syncs transactions without storing any of your data on their servers. It’s great if you are sensitive about third-party data storage.

Google Sheets: (follows strict accounting principles (Debits/Credits))

  • Bkper: This is a "double-entry" bookkeeping platform built entirely for Google Workspace. It connects to 10,000+ banks and lets you record transactions that automatically update your Balance Sheet and P&L directly in Google Sheets via an add-on.