@tanin

Former Stripe engineer working on billing, analytics, and revenue recognition.

 Seattle, WA
tanin.nanakorn.com
Joined April 2011
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Damn. I just used America.gov to figure out how to get a refund of my prepaid tax which overpaid. It was useful.
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Expat: “Bangkok is so great” Expat: [posts photos of listings where the square footage price requires trading a Series B round]
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Nick Rudder
@nrudder_Sep 16
In 2020 I was on hold with tax authorities for hours trying to run my last startup. Trade compliance was brutal unless you had $50k for advisors. That's why we built Sphere. Today: On track to 10x growth, customers like @Lovable, @Deel, @ClickUp, @WeAreLegora, and a Series A led by @a16z. Our customers never wanted another sales tax tool. They need one layer for all of global trade compliance. So that's what we built. Multi-product: Output tax, Input tax, E-invoicing / Live-reporting, Customs & withholding tax to come. Powered by our AI tax engine TRAM. Fast becoming the standard for global trade compliance. Check it out 👇 getsphere.com
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Jesse Ezell
@jezellSep 13
If Dario wants to slow down the pace of AI, he should just move the company to Europe.
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To be fair, the real estate in this area might be more expensive than the wealthiest area in San Francisco
timbo ⚡ Learnspace
@timbo_xyzSep 13
"Thailand is a third world country" The third world country:
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Damon Chen
@damonchenSep 8
do this in your stripe if not, that's not MRR. that's hope hope someone comes back after 8 failed retries
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What do you mean by "most commonly used to mean"???? Most commonly???
Duolingo
@duolingoSep 4
สวัสดีค่ะ, or “sawadika,” is a Thai greeting most commonly used to mean “Hello.”
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There was a visible difference between "Make this look good" and "Make this look great" in Claude Code. It was my own fault for wanting only "good" design, not "great".
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Postgres SELECT might become 100x slower if you cause a lot of duplicated key errors prior to it aws.amazon.com/blogs/databas…

Hidden dangers of duplicate key violations in PostgreSQL and how to avoid them | Amazon Web Services

A common coding strategy is to have multiple application servers attempt to insert the same data into the same table at the same time and rely on the database unique constraint to prevent duplicati...

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I was reading about how UUID was a godlike ID. Tons of comments are about the concern of collision isn't a legit concern. Then, this dude casually said he encountered it once. Then, he prevented it by using 2 UUIDs instead LOL
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Sam Altman
@samaJul 11
there are a lot of benchmarks that suggest 5.6 sol is the best model in the world right now, but the most reliable way to tell is that elon is obsessed with me again
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scar
@imfatJun 22
quit your job bet on yourself chase your passion it's how i went from $150k a year to checking my bank account before ordering food
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Am I the only person who didn't get a message from Cursor CEO? 😂
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A DOCX plugin for Cowork and Codex. Uses 2-5x fewer tokens than the docx skill: news.ycombinator.com/item?id…
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bangkokprop.com is now on ChatGPT
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My timeline is full of the stories about investor taking a nap during a pitch. In one story, the person woke up at the end and gave a term sheet. 😂
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Set up a Claude DOCX sub-agent and reduce cost by 50% tanin.nanakorn.com/set-up-a-…

Set up a Claude DOCX sub-agent and reduce cost by 50%

Or how to set up a subagent in Claude Code and Cowork.

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James Hibbard@jchibbardMay 29
☕ The same DOCX plugin was built three times: Ruby, Java, and TypeScript. Java won. Ruby was surprisingly frustrating. TypeScript shipped for ecosystem reasons. tanin.nanakorn.com/ruby-java…

Ruby vs. Java vs. TypeScript: my experience on building a Cowork DOCX plugin

Ruby is used for the first prototype. Java is the easiest to write and has the most mature libraries with zero issues. TypeScript has been chosen due to its ecosystem where Claude Desktop may...

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LOL
Brian Scherer
@itsbrianschererMay 29
Breaking: Kirkland & Ellis invest $500M in making you mad for no apparent reason
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Ruby vs. Java vs. TypeScript: my experience on building a Cowork DOCX plugin news.ycombinator.com/item?id…
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