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by AYBABTME 11mo ago
And yet despite being largely obsolete in the specifics, gang of four remains highly relevant and useful in the generalities. All these books continue to be absolutely great foundations if you look past their immediate advice. I wagger the
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by AYBABTME 11mo ago
I think this depends a lot on the region. I find that forecast quality differs widely from region to region. My guess is that it's a matter of (1) some regions have less advanced models available to them and (2) some regions have funda
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by AYBABTME 11mo ago
But aren't the terms of a SAFE that you'll get the same terms as the best terms (MFN) offered to investors in the next round, up to a cap? Seems like you get just as diluted by future rounds as the professional VCs that will make
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by AYBABTME 11mo ago
How does this happen with the typical SAFE?
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by AYBABTME 11mo ago
People over profit in this case would have been cowardice, not courage. Some had to lose their job for others to keep theirs and for the product to continue serving their customers. Would you respect a leader who refuses to make hard calls
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by AYBABTME 11mo ago
I mean, can you picture some marketing copy somewhere on a website saying something you didn't remember? It's not hard to imagine that not every word ever written about a product tier was remembered by the CEO.
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
Which minimum hardware spec would qualify as making this not really hard to do locally?
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
Start with using your knees as a pivot instead of your feet. Then work up the count while keeping the form. It shouldn't take too long (maybe a month) if you keep it steady and soon enough you'll be doing normal push ups (starting
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
But you can't trust flatbuffers sent from unknown senders.
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
Isn't the density distribution of values going to be higher along the directions pointing in the cube's corners? There's more volume between the sphere and nearby the corners than between the sphere and nearby the faces'
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
Only if you've set out to build it. Otherwise you can sit and wait.
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
This seems like it lands in the "most uncharitable" side of the "guess why someone is doing something I don't understand" spectrum. My razors tell me this is usually not the most plausible answer.
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
Kind of a non-starter. No one is going to found and invest in a cooperative.
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
So if one was to start a company today and wanted to enshrine employee-and-founder-friendly terms in their company, how should things be structured? Make the founders' shares be of the same class as the employees? Something special?
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
It's not that hard to imagine a rational argument where humans have evolved to grow with one or two parents, leading to all sorts of psychological prewiring. (I'm not supporting the argument, just saying that it's not hard to
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
I spend a lot of time in Seoul and there's an entire street in the Sinsa neighborhood dedicated to perfumes and scents. A lot of experimental work going on, it's kind of fun. Worth a try if you come by.
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
Just FYI that most people would recommend against doing this for legal reasons. PII information and the likes are not usually allowed to land in a staging or dev environment, for various reasons. Doing this or allowing it, is a huge liabili
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
One way or another, I like how this is implemented. Explicitely passing dependencies like this, with a tight syntax, makes things easy to understand and write. I haven't written any Zig but these demonstrations give me strong vibes of
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
That's why it's what I define as immediate value. It's undeniably incredibly amplifying to me, whether you or others agree or not. No network effect required. It doesn't matter whether I convince anyone else of the value
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
The value of these was always a far fetch, and requires a critical mass adopting it before becoming potentially useful. But LLMs value is much more immediate and doesn't require any change in the rest of the world. If you use it and ar
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
Labor costs are structural problems in the US economy. A policy of maritime industry will not work, it hasn't since the foundation of the country.
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
Sorry for bringing up my own side-project on a "Show HN", but I'm making humanlog.io which does exactly what you want. Local-first log query engine (and tracing too, soon). You feed it your logs and you can search them, aggre
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
Same, being able to depend on CRDs between resources would be very useful, since a lot of my Tilt usage is about making operators or working with operators. Happy to see new releases of Tilt even if the pace has slowed down. It's a ver
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
Correct! Would love to have the Go package come as a single dependency without having to distribute `.so` files. That's what's stopping me from using `chDB` now instead of DuckDB. Being able to use chDB in a static manner would al
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
They don't do static builds AFAICT, which would make it a real competitor to DuckDB.
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by AYBABTME 1y ago
It's just as difficult to debug when function calls are nested inline instead of assigning to variables and passing the variables around.
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by AYBABTME 2y ago
I'm making a log search engine that fits in your pocket: https://humanlog.io/ The idea is to be able to ingest your logs locally and run queries against them without having to resort to a hosted prod-like environment.
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by AYBABTME 2y ago
I think most people do the cost benefit analysis in a much more empirical manner than your theoretical framework. Most everybody has a justifiable reinforced belief that trading data for value is worth it, since the vast majority of people
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by AYBABTME 2y ago
Rust has its uses but why would you write infra code in Rust when Go is used for most of it, and is just much more ergonomic and fast to work with. The iteration times with Rust are quite detrimental. On the other hand, most of k8s' ec
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by AYBABTME 2y ago
There's just probably a few billion people doing this regularly.

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