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by bodegajed 2y ago
this is also my problem. When I ask someone a technical question, and I did not provide context on some abstractions. Usually this is common because abstractions can be very deep. "Hmm, not sure.. can you check what's this suppose
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Why Everyone Is Selling Big Tech [video](youtube.com)
2 points by bodegajed 2y ago|0 comments
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by bodegajed 2y ago
"The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways. The point, however, is to change it." - Karl Marx
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by bodegajed 2y ago
I'm not surprised. This is the expected behavior of a monopolist.
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by bodegajed 2y ago
The gold rush is over because pre-trained models don't improve as much anymore. The application layer has massive gains in cost-to-value performance. We also gain more trust from the consumer as models don't hallucinate as much. T
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by bodegajed 2y ago
This happened to a friend of mine. Executive made far-fetched PowerPoint slides and tried to raise a budget, the board loved the powerpoint. They restructured, the company laid-off dozens, and hired new foreign contractors. Because past eng
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by bodegajed 2y ago
Great read OP. My only hope is that somewhere in the future, when these "efficiency-focused" companies close. (Nobody there will build anything special soon and they can easily be disrupted.) Maybe, just maybe, someone would start
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by bodegajed 2y ago
Is it common for landlords to invest in YC companies?
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by bodegajed 2y ago
To other YC companies via premium subscriptions
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by bodegajed 2y ago
There must be a feedback request mechanism for a "Is this better?" This is doable with RLHF or DPO.
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by bodegajed 2y ago
Yes, you are right. Sometimes, reactions cause chain overreactions. We have different intensities of the situation. I checked the iTerm2 author's notes and compared them with my setup and I thought ok. It looks like I'm safe. And
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by bodegajed 2y ago
That is true. I would love to have intellectual friends who like the arts, like pottery, writing, and music. I imagine those hobbies to be very affordable. > cultural preference to isolate oneself In retrospect, we, as a society, develop
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by bodegajed 2y ago
If it's a SaaS, online indefinitely is impossible. Even if it has enough paying users, you have to maintain the service quality to reduce churn. You will eventually need someone to renew the domain and resolve any payment issues. But t
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by bodegajed 2y ago
Thanks, yes, refactoring. Please allow me to vent. First, I totally agree with you on Rule No. 1. I would never refactor legacy code or suggest a rewrite. It's always a terrible idea. The downside is that I worry I might look like a gh
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by bodegajed 2y ago
Thanks for these suggestions. That is really good advice, writing down gained knowledge and assumptions, then presenting it to them for clarification or my future self. The codebase is quite massive, and while they have tests, the coverage
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Ask HN: How do you maintain a legacy codebase solo?
6 points by bodegajed 2y ago|8 comments
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by bodegajed 2y ago
Unfortunately, it is the same system where journalists have bills to pay and mouths to feed, and their wages comes from advertising of these Fortune 500 companies.
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by bodegajed 4y ago
I totally agree with you not blaming them from leaving, because that's an opportunity that a person must take. I really think it's just the philippine weather and the lack of winter, killing all the insects every year.
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by bodegajed 4y ago
Rizal, he is very inspirational in every generation a well travelled doctor, pacifist, novelist and poet. To be a well travelled doctor today requires a very rich parents. Novelists, and poets today cannot be fulltime. The modern day Riza
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by bodegajed 4y ago
Philippine literacy rate is abysmal so Filipinos depend on the mass media and social media. Those who are aware for the need for reform the artists, poets, scientists, engineers, they are all gone. This includes Apostol the author on the ar
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by bodegajed 4y ago
ok so I get it now, what is desirable to humans 200 years into the future is that I don't really know but there are some factors that humans are for years, are naturally attracted to young and healthy and we don't like decaying t
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by bodegajed 4y ago
That is a good point and had to think about if humans are like this by nature or were they been nurtured by the current society. So here is what I came up with this is like comparing present society to the 18 century where back then stuff i
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Vision of Post Consumerism/Capitalism 200 Years from Now(gibson.ws)
9 points by bodegajed 4y ago|5 comments
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Work-Life Balance: Fear vs. Happiness(gibson.ws)
1 points by bodegajed 5y ago|0 comments
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by bodegajed 5y ago
>Remote work is going to be awesome and huge to help with this. I dunno, I've seen too many remote job opening with must be located in US, Western EU location requirements Edit: grammar and clarity
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by bodegajed 6y ago
Because webrtc came from the chromium source code so you got it installed already on your browser. Then Google took it out there and made it stand alone library so you can use it on apps. I see webrtc projects occasionally here on Show HN t
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by bodegajed 6y ago
If we are still in the 90's that definition of "true p2p" would be: two computers with both having public IPs and transferring packets via TCP. But nowadays we are always behind NATs so we became less strict with the definiti
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by bodegajed 6y ago
You can just use google stun servers they are free to use
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by bodegajed 6y ago
WebRTC with STUN is pure p2p where ffmpeg it requires a rtmp or rtsp server
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by bodegajed 6y ago
From my experience recent trend for US companies is that they are looking for devs on certain US states only. I don't know for certain, but it's probably because US remote shift

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