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by breerly 7y ago
The real question is: is there a market for privacy-respecting tech services (think Apple's new stance on E2E privacy or laptops like Purism), such that consumers themselves can vote with their own dollars? The best way to protect and
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by breerly 7y ago
Three thousand out of what? A million?
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by breerly 7y ago
Bitcoin.
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by breerly 7y ago
"I know I'll be out in 9 years." Guessing you FIRE hard? The rule is that people in this field upgrade their lifestyle, the exception is FIRE.
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by breerly 7y ago
Yes. Price controls are a race to the bottom.
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by breerly 7y ago
Yes and no. This will force companies to hire more employees, true, but at the cost of a much smaller overall workforce. Remember that cost is a constraint for businesses. Depends what is more valuable from a human + capitalism perspective,
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by breerly 7y ago
+1000
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by breerly 7y ago
I quite liked the book 'Remote: Office Not Required' from the founders of 37signals.com
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by breerly 7y ago
This sounds right.
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by breerly 7y ago
^ this.
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by breerly 8y ago
Can’t have real free trade with central-banking and fiat, must have hard global money.
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by breerly 8y ago
Notion for everything: my work, personal, and wife+I joint workspace.
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by breerly 8y ago
Came here expecting to find nifty "tiny house" anecdotes. I see the virus is not spreading :(
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by breerly 9y ago
Yes.
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by breerly 9y ago
Is there any talk about how late stage employees have done? I suppose they’ll be in the waiting game as their lockup progresses.
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by breerly 9y ago
Annnnd they pulled the AMT repeal.
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by breerly 9y ago
Well said.
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by breerly 9y ago
Think of the end application: internal tooling. Is it "good enough"?
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by breerly 9y ago
Cloud services don't save you money, they buy you focus. There are very little companies today that need custom buildouts, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't keep an eye on portability.
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by breerly 9y ago
Cloud services don't save you money, they buy you focus.
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by breerly 9y ago
Well this post certainly went to hell.
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by breerly 9y ago
I just spent 30 seconds looking at a loading spinner - no thx bye p5.js
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by breerly 9y ago
Curious, since I haven't been following closely - is Tokio fit for both IO and CPU-bound work, or do you need to break into threads? I use Golang daily, and have been spoiled by the opinionated approach taken to solving both CPU and IO
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by breerly 9y ago
Searched "runc" on this page - 0 found :(
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by breerly 10y ago
SJW girlfriend? That seems out of line TBH.
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by breerly 10y ago
gRPC seemed to have had a pretty rough opening. Initial announcement - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9114748 And for their 1.0 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12344995
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by breerly 10y ago
Wth happened to pip-tools? The Python ecosystem is a mess...
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by breerly 10y ago
I said goodbye to VirtualBox the day Docker's Mac/xhyve story rolled out. It was a beautiful day.
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by breerly 10y ago
Not a single link to Vue.js
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by breerly 10y ago
Not often. But making it costlier to participate only makes the proposition riskier or fiscally unfeisable. That hurts employees. Startups are useful in that they trade off innovation for risk - a handful of startups make huge impacts and g

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