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The Adventure of Inventing Podcast: 1:1 Tony + Rudy
Welcome to the Adventure of Inventing Podcast, where we're exploring the world of digital product development and IoT. In our inaugural episode, Yeti's co-founders, Tony and Rudy, discuss the trials and tribulations of building and growing a San Francisco software development agency.
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Відео

An Introduction to Neural Networks
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For more content like this, don't miss the Yeti Blog! www.yeti.co/blog
The Symbolicon: My Journey to an Ineffective 10 key keyboard
Переглядів 154 місяці тому
Join Yeti developer Jonny in exploring the Symbolicon, his unique 10-key custom keyboard inspired by the Braille alphabet. In this insightful talk, delve into the conceptualization, ideas, and the hands-on process of building the Symbolicon! For more content like this, check out the Yeti blog yeti.co/blog
Navigating the Future of Software Development: A Deep Dive into Chat GPT
Переглядів 665 місяців тому
Streamline workflows and boost productivity with AI powered software development with seasoned software engineer James Feore. Learn how you can improve your development process with ChatGPT and Co-Pilot. Learn more here! www.yeti.co/blog/unlocking-the-power-of-chat-gpt-a-developers-guide
How Section 174 is Killing Innovation
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Learn more about Section 174 at yeti.co/blog
2023 Year in Review
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Yeti's Year in review. To learn more about what we built in 2023, check out www.yeti.co/blog/eoy2023
Company Retreat Planning 101
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Plan a company retreat that your team will love! Learn more at www.yeti.co/blog/retreat-planning
Unlocking Connectivity: The Ultimate Guide to Connected Software Development
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Download the Free Guide! www.yeti.co/resources/unlocking-connectivity
GoCar: A Case Study
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To learn more about our work with GoCar, check out www.yeti.co/work/gocar
Yeti + Northeastern University: Fostering Connectivity Through A Dynamic Data Collection Tool
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We recently teamed up with Northeastern University's Center for Inclusive Computing to build a dynamic data collection tool. To learn more about the work we do, check out: www.yeti.co/work
Yeti's '23 Winter Retreat: Park City, Utah
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Yeti's '23 Winter Retreat: Park City, Utah
Yeti's 2022 Year in Review
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If you'd like to learn more about the projects we worked on this year, be sure to check out this article filled with case studies, videos and more! www.yeti.co/blog
Yeti's 2022 Fall Retreat: Sedona, AZ
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The Yeti's had an amazing Fall retreat in Sedona! Check out the fun!
L1s, L2's and Bridges: Web3 for Normies
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For more awesome content like this, be sure to check out our blog! www.yeti.co/blog
Stablecoins: Web3 for Normies
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This video was recorded prior to Terra crashing For more helpful content like this, be sure to check out our other resources! www.yeti.co/learn
DAOs: Web3 for Normies
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DAOs: Web3 for Normies
The Metaverse: Web3 for Normies
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The Metaverse: Web3 for Normies
NFTs: Web3 for Normies
Переглядів 13Рік тому
NFTs: Web3 for Normies
Wallets : Web3 for Normies
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Wallets : Web3 for Normies
Tokens: Web3 for Normies
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Tokens: Web3 for Normies
Mining and Staking: Web3 for Normies
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Mining and Staking: Web3 for Normies
Blockchain: Web3 for Normies
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Blockchain: Web3 for Normies
Setting Up Your ENS
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Setting Up Your ENS
Yeti's 2022 Winter Retreat: Palm Spring & Joshua Tree
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Yeti's 2022 Winter Retreat: Palm Spring & Joshua Tree
User Stories & Product Planning
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User Stories & Product Planning
2021: Our Year in Review
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2021: Our Year in Review
Web3: Beyond the Buzz
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Web3: Beyond the Buzz
Architecting Your Solution: The Yeti App Design & Development Masterclass
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Architecting Your Solution: The Yeti App Design & Development Masterclass
Getting To Know Your User
Переглядів 222 роки тому
Getting To Know Your User
Agile Project Management
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Agile Project Management

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @gaiustacitus4242
    @gaiustacitus4242 2 місяці тому

    Your spreadsheet demonstrates a lack of understanding of tax law and financial accounting. Both your company and the customer were never eligible to claim an R&D credit for the same $500,000. The changes to Section 174 were implemented to put an end to this form of income tax evasion (not avoidance) by one party or the other. Unfortunately, the changes to Section 174 were not thought through and this knee-jerk reactionism has stifled innovation. As it stands, any contract which either leaves the contractor company performing the R&D with either full or partial ownership of the resulting work or facing financial risk is the party that MUST amortize the expenses. The changes in tax law have left the door open to both parties being forced to amortize the R&D expenses in the case of shared ownership and/or financial risk. The projections for consistent growth are unrealistic because the business will not have the financial reserves needed to grow new business after paying taxes on FICTITIOUS PROFIT of $900,000. The result for small businesses which perform R&D is the possibility of bankruptcy due to owing taxes on "profits" that appear only on paper and having insufficient funds to pay the taxes due and no ability to borrow the money. Even if the R&D investment produces no useful output or the useful life of a product resulting from the R&D turns out to be only two years the full value must be amortized over the entire five year period. That this policy was enacted into law proves just how stupid the members of Congress who voted for it truly are.

  • @HelmsRupture
    @HelmsRupture 2 місяці тому

    This was an amendment to a tax cut bill. I wonder who got 174 squeezed in?

  • @just_opposite
    @just_opposite 4 місяці тому

    Wow! 10 minutes in man I am amazed how simply you are saying things that is so understandable.

  • @vlosa2439
    @vlosa2439 5 місяців тому

    SECTION 174 is anti constititoional because it goes against article 1 section8 clause 8 of the U.S. constition. : [The Congress shall have Power . . . ] To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries. Inventors can't benefit from this clause because most of us wont be able to reach it due to Section 174.

    • @gaiustacitus4242
      @gaiustacitus4242 2 місяці тому

      I had planned to develop and release a couple of new software applications this year. Becoming aware of Section 174 put the brakes on that idea. I now have three options for moving forward: 1) pitch to angel investors and have them carry the losses without proof that the concept is a viable product (highly unlikely); 2) form a non-profit organization and either give the software away as a gift to new members of the association (a tough sell and unlikely to succeed); or 3) publish the software as a "freemium" product and beg for donations (which are treated as gifts under the tax law, but also a path that few have been successful with).

    • @vlosa2439
      @vlosa2439 2 місяці тому

      @@gaiustacitus4242 this is sad. as a non for profit you can still sell the software. .... 174 seems like something a foreign nation would do to attack the u.s. 174 reminds me of when the body starts to attack its own immune system or vise verse. I'm very sad about reading the troubles you are experiencing because of this 174 thing. Im going to write a paper asking for an exception for lone inventors who don't have a revenue coming in that is over 1 millions dollars. i cant get funding and every program I ask for help from rejects or ignores me. I can only make my inventions by being self funded kind of like how you explained. Im struggling to be an inventor and now this will erase my ability to invent. micro Independant lone inventors need a special exemption from this madness.

  • @vlosa2439
    @vlosa2439 5 місяців тому

    this Sec 174 is like your own mother forcing you to pay rent for all 9 months that you were in her tummy developing and also you have to pay for food she gave you plus usage of the umbilical cord. then when you are born she increases the rent and charges you for depreciation on her life. this is outright crazy and morally destructive for inventors.

  • @danmcneil2940
    @danmcneil2940 5 місяців тому

    the tax writers knew exactly what they were doing in 2017 when they put this in place. They needed something to make make the TCJA look like wasn't going to create a huge deficit. To make that math work, they picked 174. It was never intended to go into place but failure by congress allowed it to go into effect.

    • @YetiLLC
      @YetiLLC 5 місяців тому

      ya definitely seems like the case, there is a bill that is supposedly moving through congress right now to fix it but not holding my breath!

    • @HelmsRupture
      @HelmsRupture 2 місяці тому

      This was an amendment to a tax cut bill. I wonder who got 174 squeezed in?

  • @StevenAkinyemi
    @StevenAkinyemi 6 місяців тому

    This is insane! Just created my company in the US, now I'm considering starting up somewhere else.

  • @user-ro4ov2xv7s
    @user-ro4ov2xv7s 6 місяців тому

    Land of the free, am I right? Can you elaborate on who benefits from this and how?

    • @sjhd98
      @sjhd98 6 місяців тому

      The firm that does your taxes, that too only for the short term.

    • @YetiLLC
      @YetiLLC 5 місяців тому

      Ya I don't think there is anybody really benefitting from this, thats why both sides of the aisle want to fix it they just can't get out of there own way to do it

    • @gaiustacitus4242
      @gaiustacitus4242 2 місяці тому

      The changes to Section 174 were implemented to prevent the widespread tax fraud that had been on-going for years. The root of the problem that Congress sought to solve is two-fold: first, some R&D efforts produce works which have many years of value (especially works eligible for protection under patent or copyright law) and which should be treated as assets, and second, both the company sponsoring the R&D and the company performing the R&D were claiming R&D tax credits even though only one was eligible. The problem stemming from the treatment of R&D output as an asset is that the IRS lacks the domain knowledge to determine if the R&D expenditures produced nothing of value or the resulting work no longer has any remaining market value. Under both cases the R&D expenditures should be written off as a total loss for the tax year in which the determination was made. This led to changes in the Internal Revenue Code requiring all R&D expenditures to be amortized over the useful life of the work, which for most assets is 5 years.

  • @jaquelynlevandowski5428
    @jaquelynlevandowski5428 10 місяців тому

    'promosm'

  • @Stuepp
    @Stuepp Рік тому

    Ah also, good video

  • @Stuepp
    @Stuepp Рік тому

    I still have to finsh the video, but my biggest question is, are you wearing pajamas?

  • @pravinmedia8inproduction406

    I am learning UX design. Your video is concise yet informative. Thanks for sharing

  • @rajsofan
    @rajsofan Рік тому

    Very well explained , clear and concise , crisp

  • @antling_
    @antling_ Рік тому

    this has satisfied my curiosity for today, thank you :)

  • @megcalvo6797
    @megcalvo6797 Рік тому

    You can also use fun retrospective formats! We love www.teamretro.com/choose-your-retrospective-template

  • @arthur9238
    @arthur9238 2 роки тому

    This intro about django multiligual web app is the most perfect one i've seen so far. Wonderful job!!

  • @jonatanb8083
    @jonatanb8083 2 роки тому

    🅿🆁🅾🅼🅾🆂🅼

  • @monicayonge5947
    @monicayonge5947 2 роки тому

    Wow, this is great and simply explained. Very easy to understand. Thanks🙏🏽

  • @kauzi4566
    @kauzi4566 2 роки тому

    Such a helpful video.. Great video

  • @hamedahmadi1382
    @hamedahmadi1382 2 роки тому

    great job🙂🙂

  • @kartikshinde5750
    @kartikshinde5750 2 роки тому

    🙏🙏💕

  • @CritiKaster
    @CritiKaster 2 роки тому

    Great talk, as a budding Django developer, I got a lot of value out of this, would love to see/hear more of Wesley Kendall :)

  • @vishaljangid7638
    @vishaljangid7638 3 роки тому

    Thanks Rudy!

  • @9847187831
    @9847187831 3 роки тому

    2 comments in 2 years? For such a good stuff. Such an empty world of internet.

  • @adesegunadebayo
    @adesegunadebayo 3 роки тому

    Great talk, learnt a ton of things.

  • @ProsperityHealthLondon
    @ProsperityHealthLondon 3 роки тому

    Thank you

  • @occidente
    @occidente 3 роки тому

    Simple and clear. Thanks

  • @shanashinigami
    @shanashinigami 3 роки тому

    Helpful, thank you :)

  • @999Gunter
    @999Gunter 3 роки тому

    Honestly I didn't really feel like pytest made things easier or cleaner in the examples you have given, so I'm going to stick with the default django test system :)

  • @M4TTM4TT
    @M4TTM4TT 3 роки тому

    Can't wait to be approached in Ruggles by virtual Jehovah's Witness

    • @YetiLLC
      @YetiLLC 3 роки тому

      new feature we're working on :P

    • @M4TTM4TT
      @M4TTM4TT 3 роки тому

      @@YetiLLC I will be watching your career with great interest

  • @ArifulIslam-ro4ui
    @ArifulIslam-ro4ui 3 роки тому

    Can you help regarding this issue? stackoverflow.com/questions/65898776/how-to-get-postgress-username-in-pghistory-event-table-using-django-pghistory

  • @mohammedaimran6592
    @mohammedaimran6592 3 роки тому

    Here is the link to save you some typing - github.com/wesleykendall/pytest-django-tutorial

  • @hoelefouk
    @hoelefouk 3 роки тому

    Good talk! I wish questions were audible.

  • @dominikpavlov791
    @dominikpavlov791 3 роки тому

    Good talk, but I would love to see how authentication and authorization could be implemented.

  • @TheMaykids
    @TheMaykids 3 роки тому

    Escaldando na gringa em! hehe parabéns.

  • @ltybc425
    @ltybc425 3 роки тому

    github.com/wesleykendall/pytest-django-tutorial

  • @TinoBurset
    @TinoBurset 3 роки тому

    This was great! Thanks! 🙏

  • @Mr_636
    @Mr_636 3 роки тому

    Channels sucks!!

  • @rajughorai3909
    @rajughorai3909 4 роки тому

    Wow.....

  • @hosseinandalib9609
    @hosseinandalib9609 4 роки тому

    that was usefull, thank you

  • @Guinhulol
    @Guinhulol 4 роки тому

    I have been using PysTest for quite sometime now and I gotta say I love the flexibility it gives me while writing my test.

  • @thunderhorn6286
    @thunderhorn6286 4 роки тому

    Believed in PyTest :)

  • @leofelipes222
    @leofelipes222 4 роки тому

    Hi, thank you for your video and explanations, pretty clear. I am building a website for a non profit organization and I need to support English and Brazilian Portuguese, so I watched a lot of tutorials and read the Django docs a bunch and got through the whole process you talked about. Now the next challenge for me is be able to translate the data coming from the database, people will be adding data on weekly basis. I found this library "pypi.org/project/django-database-translation/" , but I'm a bit skeptical to use it. Do you have any advice there?

  • @yabsiratadesse2750
    @yabsiratadesse2750 4 роки тому

    please help i can't deploy channels i am stuck for days

    • @samerelhamdo1104
      @samerelhamdo1104 4 роки тому

      and me i try deploy to heroku but in local is working

  • @kamilamatla-tomczyk1982
    @kamilamatla-tomczyk1982 4 роки тому

    Amazing talk, clear and full of useful information! Thank you so much!

  • @kundanchhabra
    @kundanchhabra 4 роки тому

    Amazing 😍 Thank you!

  • @SergeyLyapustin
    @SergeyLyapustin 4 роки тому

    Thank Gil and Liam! It was a really interesting talk!

  • @Tospaa
    @Tospaa 4 роки тому

    Thank you SO MUCH for that NGINX configuration part. I was scratching my head over that bit for ages.

  • @Sam-tc4go
    @Sam-tc4go 4 роки тому

    Thank you!!

  • @IAG-Co-Ltd
    @IAG-Co-Ltd 4 роки тому

    Also. If you'd like me to send you some of Grey's coffee syrup (which seems to be better than Autocrat), I can do that.