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by FactKnower69 2y ago
>For more context, YC doesn't judge your code, never has. It was never a code quality competition. it shows
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
270k is on the low end and would indicate incompetency if anything if you're older than mid-20s, esp since it's not like he's taking a pay cut to work in a cool or interesting field (coinbase lmao)
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
americans unironically trying to justify air strikes using the phrase "weapon of mass destruction" in 2024 -- to describe a fucking computer program, no less -- is so far beyond parody wonder if this guy considers stuxnet a wmd
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
>Experience full stack decentralization: from DAOs and crypto cloud services to games, NFTs, and social media, the Internet Computer has something for everyone. hysterical. exact same shit as always, folks
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
>it seems distributing power to more local level forms of governance works well for many things >CCP COMMITS GENOCIDE AGAINST UIGHUR MUSLIMS XINJIANG wow, you seem to really know what you're talking about! https://en.m
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
>we do many other things that normies would miss but discerning customers notice and reward with their loyalty this sounds interesting, can you share any other examples?
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
even just proof-of-work where the work isn't completely fake and worthless would be a huge improvement, but even that obvious layup is beyond the reach of web3 geniuses
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
"but everyone does it" is about the most pathetic, incurious defense you could muster
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
The passive voice shit from the past couple years has gotten truly audacious and increasingly infuriating
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
Quest single handedly killed VR They flooded the headset market by selling subsidized hardware at a massive loss for years which aggressively redirected funding away from abitious, interesting projects utilizing desktop levels of compute (n
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
hilarious logical end progression of all those idiotic articles about $600k dual income households in the bay living "paycheck to paycheck"
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
McKinsey MBA brain rot seeping into all levels of culture
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
worthless post
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
yea man, I think it's stupid for a text editor like Atom to be 200mb and take up 1gb of ram because I have a "complex". I'm annoyed at the 120 independent copies of CEF on my computer using 20gb of disk space because I&#
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
remember when reading this that this guy's company is valued at a billion dollars and his comp is 10x yours if not more. we live in a meritocracy
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
>2. Hiring only A-players. Bloated teams kill startups. I love coming on here and seeing the world's wealthiest and savviest tech magnates breathlessly murmuring in awe amongst themselves about such unprecedented tidbits of genius b
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
if you genuinely think that "literally everything in the creative industry" is chasing trends within the well-defined boundaries of existing paradigms that giant corporations have created for you, you aren't a creative
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
he flagged your post, too adventurous for him :(
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
See if you can figure out the difference between volunteering anonymized data with the exact level of granularity you choose vs. having all of that data and more involuntarily collected and sold in secret as a consequence of merely particip
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
>The singular of anecdote is not data. No funnier response to a post directly proving you wrong. L
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
it's a "dick move" to not give the guy who owns your local dealership a 3% tip when you buy a car??
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
>Also, "there is no justification you can provide that will change my mind" is not exactly something to brag about. I've noticed a certain type of person tends to feel very threatened and attacked by the idea of someone el
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
As long as we're comparing ways in which China and Israel differ, I wonder how many US state governments require all government employees and contractors to sign a loyalty oath to China? Less than the majority of states, you think? ht
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
"Investment grade", hahaha! "Speculation grade" would be a much less pathetic way to articulate this absurd concept
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
>The Stasi and SS would have committed genocide for such data. (And did. With IBM's aid and support.) I'm fucking sorry? How many millions did the stasi genocide again? Everyone knows that IBM provided infrastructure that facil
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
Main takeaway is that OpenAI is reading all of your prompts :)
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
This type of whining about slippery slope hypotheticals is ubiquitous in these discussions, but it's not very compelling up against the current reality of 40,000 unimaginably violent early deaths every single year in the US alone
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
addressed somewhat to HN commenters in general and not just to you: it's okay to trust your first hand observations and real life experience from time to time instead of constantly reaching for increasingly complicated explanations for
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by FactKnower69 2y ago
Such a worthless type of post to make

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