Onavo

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by Onavo 11mo ago
Most of commenters in this thread are overcomplicating things and have no experience with gray area industries. What you need is Turkey, the UAE and Dubai. The payment stack however can be Chinese/middle eastern/eastern European.
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by Onavo 1y ago
I wish there's a native calendly style time slot picker too.
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by Onavo 1y ago
If you ignore the pollution and environmental aspects, the main geopolitical reason is because the Straits of Malacca are very vulnerable in the event of a hot war and the overland pipelines from Russia and the middle east are insufficient
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by Onavo 1y ago
Well, OP Amps are technically "analog" too.
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by Onavo 1y ago
True, but it's not really existential for them given that most of their profits are actually from AWS. The grocery and dropshipping business has thin margins.
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by Onavo 1y ago
(sorry it's meant for the sibling comment)
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by Onavo 1y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45209711 Maybe learn to use a search engine, I heard it's a dying skill.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Didn't multiple HN comments trace that NGO back to the US State Department?
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by Onavo 1y ago
Try general aviation as a hobby. It will be eye opening
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by Onavo 1y ago
As the young people say, Paul Stamets wants to "know your location". Maybe we will figure out mushroom powered warp drive too some day.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Doesn't make the double standards any less true.
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by Onavo 1y ago
I am not sure what's there to license. The hard and expensive part is in the labor to keep everything running. You are paying to make DevSecOps Somebody Else's Problem. You are paying for A Solution. You are not paying for softwar
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by Onavo 1y ago
There's also Canine and Kubero https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44292103 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44873057
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by Onavo 1y ago
Isn't the rule of thumb for Hollywood that you have to make at least 3x the cost of production in box office sales to break even?
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by Onavo 1y ago
You can get it pretty damn cheap if you are willing to send your biological data overseas. Nebula genomics and a lot of other biotechs do this by essentially outsourcing to China. There's no particular technology secret, just cheaper l
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by Onavo 1y ago
> The whole thing reads like institutionalized selective enforcement. The State forced their hands here. Comply and let certain favored creators back, or else they might find themselves subject to political prosecution.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Go especially, on some platforms they go straight to syscalls and bypass libc entirely. They even bring their own network stack. It's the maximalist plan 9 philosophy in action.
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by Onavo 1y ago
If you are purchasing any form of financial service that involves moving money around and said financial services provider also happens to interact with a US based financial entity, then yes, Uncle Sam will make life very difficult. And no
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by Onavo 1y ago
TDMPC for one of the downstream networks perhaps, but the upstream will have to be some sort of reasoning model if you want it to be general purpose w.r.t. babies.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Why? There's nothing particularly special about this problem. I would bet a year for an alpha version, and production version in 5 years. We are not exactly limited by mechanical engineering here, there's nothing particularly uniq
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by Onavo 1y ago
Well, it also helps to spread the responsibility and when you get hacked you can either promote one and fire the other one, or just fire both to show that you are doing something.
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by Onavo 1y ago
A GPU with 80GB VRAM costs around $1-3 USD an hour on commodity clouds (i.e. the non-Big 3 bare metal providers e.g. https://getdeploying.com/reference/cloud-gpu/nvidia-h100 ). I think it's accessible to most
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by Onavo 1y ago
agree.com is free though
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by Onavo 1y ago
You might remember them by their old name, Cyanogenmod
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by Onavo 1y ago
Well there's always YC's n8n competitor https://www.activepieces.com/ They are open core I think (MIT+enterprise features model)
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by Onavo 1y ago
What happened to Microsoft's low code AI builder? https://techcrunch.com/2018/09/13/microsoft-acquires-lobe-a-...
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by Onavo 1y ago
That's kinda the point. The whole neoliberal push for capitalism and market access is rooted in the idea of comparative advantages and specialization driving costs down.
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by Onavo 1y ago
There's an easy way out of it but most HN users here would hate it. Apple can just donate to Trump and the problem with the British would go away overnight. Downing Street and GCHQ combined cannot match the coffers of Apple and the gre
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by Onavo 1y ago
If your other manufacturer's car catches fire while supercharging, they bear the reputational risk. The main charging circuit in EVs is in the car itself, not the charger stand.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Then why aren't all the quant shops snapping them up? It's not like their hiring needs are affected much by changes in the macro economy (except maybe trading volume and liquidity).

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