Hi Savva,
drop me an email so that I can send you the credentials to have a look around. The system is at https://www.runway-crm.eu/ but you'll need a key.
[email protected]
Runway, a CRM. It's looking great, near to its first public release, built on market standards. If anyone's interested just ping me, mail handler on profile, ciao.
p.s. still wondering about the licensing to adopt to balance different matters/desires.
Hi, this is not my personal project, it a friend of mine and not frequently I share the project on HN hoping to help him. For any info or collab you can reach Rick at [email protected] , if you like mentioning that you saw his project posted on HN by Johnny (which is me lol). Thanks!
I use RooCode and find it quite effective with the ability to switch agents and models within the tasks currently. I recently moved from Cline to RooCode.
Exactly the same here... Same happens when I see the word 'file' written somewhere (which in Italian means queues, and I'm Italian), and I read it as the English IT word 'file'. This always make me lightly smile.
It seems from a sibling comment that I'm totally wrong when I state that speaking English in Greece may be difficult.
I stated that based on my personal perception only, so probably I'm wrong. Sorry for the misinformation.
OMG? Is this comment serious? Greece is in Europe, planet earth and not a desolated land on Mars! Greeks are of Mediterranean culture, mainly open and friendly. They deal with tourists from all over the world since maaaaaaany years and they know the business. I believe that the most difficult part can be the language, as generally speaking - don't know why - in Greece not many people speak fluently English (also in Italy we have the same problem!!).
Other that that, great sea, great food, great great ancient culture and history to discover, nice and bubbly people. Book your tickets and don't be afraid! And yes, greek people have two arms, two legs, two eyes and they are not little green pale creatures!! J/k, enjoy your time there, and welcome to Europe!
Thank you for bringing a different worldview to the discussion. I realize that my comment was Euro (or West) centric, but that wasn't intentional. I appreciate your perspective, as it adds valuable context and enriches the conversation. It's interesting to see how cultural differences shape attitudes toward gaming, and your insights have certainly given me something to think about. Thank you for that.