Languages are often thought of in-coupling with the runtime.
But Clojure is a way of writing code. The official implementation runs on JVM. There are community ports for Node, C#, Go. Jank is the port on CPP.
Jank winning is Clojure winning.
Languages are often thought of in-coupling with the runtime.
But Clojure is a way of writing code. The official implementation runs on JVM. There are community ports for Node, C#, Go. Jank is the port on CPP.
Jank winning is Clojure winning.
I was able to make VSCode behave like EMacs with vibe coding.
Neovim with Lazy is really easy to vibe code too.
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But cross border payments are expensive to facilitate. And this is the best rate we've been able to figure out currently.
Btw, In the US, Most ATMs are charging 3-5$ extra each time I withdraw cash. Plus the currency conversion charges.
Our prices are definitely better.
Although that sounds logical, there are multiple services that offer 0% fx conversion. Wise, Monzo, Niyo etc. These travel cards are what I carry around in a different country.
10$ joining fees and a 3.5% markup on adding funds is the current business plan.
We'll observe customer usage over the next 3-6 months and figure out if fixed fee subscriptions can be cheaper.
> Also how did you build a legal structure to allow this ?
We've partnered with Transcorp International Limited to operate the Cheq app in India. They are an RBI approved AD2 and PPI license holder. Customer funds are parked in an escrow account with them until utilized via the UPI network.
This is also why Cheq physical verification can happen only at Transcorp branches currently.
You can think of Cheq as a technology platform using Transcorp as our banking partner.
Or Transcorp, as a financial services firm, using Cheq as its technology partner.
> On a warm July evening, I dove into bed and grabbed my phone, giddy and anxious. As I scrolled through TikTok, attempting to calm my nerves, a Google Calendar notification flashed on the screen: “VIDEO CALL WITH SIMONE.”
> Before I could swipe the reminder away, Simone FaceTimed me.
That makes me want to build a "Tinder" for rebooting relationships: select who of your friends you want to talk to, and after they do the same, the app will schedule a video call, and you'll be connected with... a mystery friend from your past! For people who don't like surprises, if both parties vote to reveal their names, you'll know who you're reconnecting with.
Or if you don't get any matches, the app will connect you to a mental health/relationship councillor...
We have scheduled video calls on our calendar. And after every call, we put notes on the call schedule.
Before the call, we get notified and we confirm if both parties will be available over text message.