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5y ago
Definitely not an acquihire. Linode build a super solid business without taking any venture.
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Introducing GeoFabrics – Dynamically add & Remove Pops to Distributed Databases
(macrometa.com)
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GiveSendGo Claims they are under 'heavy DDoS attack' for supporting CA Convoy
(twitter.com)
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It also has some world class universities, fantastic weather, and is surrounded by beautiful nature
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5y ago
US: California
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Macrometa | Remote First | Supports Visas Macrometa is a serverless geo-distributed data platform. Multi-Model DB, Stream Processing, and Compute under a single API. We are a fast growing startup based in the Bay Area with a globally distri
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Elof
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Got the HN hug - https://web.archive.org/web/20210619021024/https://blondihac...
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I think the person was suggesting using the results of the AI to inform the doctors, not replacing them. Which is something I would like as well
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What it’s like to make $100k+ walking dogs
(thehustle.co)
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BMW debuts its new color-changing paint technology at CES
(theverge.com)
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No instance size and pay for what you use. So you could have 10gb or 10tb and only pay scale you’re indexes up or down with out having to pay for an allocation of RAM
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Ask HN: What's a reasonable price to pay for a 1GB index/day on a serverless DB?
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I think a more apt comparison would be to tell a classically trained English speaking chef to write out obscure recipes in French
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As someone who has worked in professional kitchens, I can say that any professional chef that isn't comfortable sharpening their own knives isn't there because they love cooking. All of the ones I know take great pride in their kn
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Verizon’s “Custom Experience” Is Data Collection in Disguise (2021)
(howtogeek.com)
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Have you ever looked into Dyslexia? I was diagnosed around thirty and it explained a lot and helped me figure out how to operate in a society that isn’t designed for my brain type
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For what it’s worth, I’ve implemented Freshworks and while their customer service is excellent their software is meh. Moved to Zendeak and very happy
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I'm from the Bay Area and have lived in Oakland for the last 6 years (lived in SF for 11) and from my perspective it's great here. Not without it's problems and very expensive compared to other cities. The only other places I
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While I agree with all your sentiment here, I think it's ok to be critical of web3 and still see a future for crypto. With all of the hyperbole and real issues both technical and social around the web3 ecosystem I'm reminded of be
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Take a look inside the room that’s hotter than the sun
(euronews.com)
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Sure, we discern reality, but that doesn't mean our perception isn't biased or correct.
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Interpretation informs perception and perception isn't some constant in the human experience. A difficulty of classification can absolutely be a problem of perception because none of these things exist in a vacuum. Literally every huma
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100%. To abstract it even further, I have some defining moments from my teens that are monumental to me and uneventful at best to everyone else. Gaining perspective is largely an individual experience, it's just that some things seem t
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I think the point is that your sober perception exists only in your state of mind. My sober perception of the 'same' experiences you have is almost definitely not going to be the same as yours. So an altered state potentially give
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Time crystals created in Google's quantum processor
(newatlas.com)
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Pilish
(en.wikipedia.org)
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They would get diluted if the company did something like a three for one trade (which happened to me and I know Gitlab did not), but in the case of an IPO there isn't dilution. Dilution matters when a company is getting bought by anoth
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I will not exercise my Gitlab stock options (2017)
(web.archive.org)
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Former cops claim to have identified Zodiac Killer and linked to another victim
(independent.co.uk)
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It’s Decorative Gourd Season, Motherfuckers
(mcsweeneys.net)
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