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by browningstreet 2mo ago
It's earnings day for them...
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
There’s a gulf of possibility between. I’m just disputing the idea they’re working only for paychecks because there are no secondary options for their vested stock.
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
Outrageously untrue. So untrue there's a name for it.
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
Sour gripes from someone who can't generate $750M ARR? Alternatively: this may be better positioned on the day Apple announced their new Minis and Studios.
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
One.
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
They're expecting to IPO bigger than SpaceX later this year. HN's take that they "kill their own company" seems wildly out of touch. Truth is, Sam and Dario and Elon are all terrible and so are their orgs. Leaving any on
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
Loving openchamber.dev. I have a server set up on a spare, I can run it locally or against the server from my Mac, and I can access the server from my iPhone using the mobile app. Which also lets me drop into terminal.
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
It shouldn’t even be legal.
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
I wonder how Bending Spoons categorizes their approaches internally. Komoot is much better than the competition and only slightly premium in terms of cost. It seems that some of their platforms they intend to evolve, and others are there fo
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
You misread the literary conceit of that section. Read the last paragraph. He didn't actually mean that assertion, but he's borrowing a lead-in from Borges. Hence, the balance of his self-admonition of speaking only one language a
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
At the time, MySQL was also the default for every PHP backed webhost provider. That's the market they lost. They're the Perl of DBs.
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
Real world example: someone just bought the first Ferrari Luce EV for $40M. Obv $600K starting price for that model was low! https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/ferrar...
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
Oblig... "Contra a bunch of idiots at Hacker News and elsewhere.." https://daringfireball.net/2026/08/follow-up_thoughts_on_wat...
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
> They likely also have the money for hardware resources. Amazing you can say this with a straight face in these DC building times. Have you tried getting Azure east instances anytime lately?
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
Reading thread, as I've been working on something similar for a very moderate use case -- what you eat and how you feel (gas/gut, head, BM) after.
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
It feels more and more like Anthropic has the best frontier team and the worst policy team. Dario being part of the latter.
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
They need to solve the “bluesky” vs “bsky” destination search patterns on desktop and mobile.
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
I remember tales of how backwards and corrupt the Berlusconi government in Italy was. There was a sense that “over there” it was another world, a bad and sad and incorrigible one. Most Americans wouldn’t remember that, and yet we pulled, an
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
Clean energy development was doing well, was powering more than half our needs, and was creating more jobs than oil. Guess that wasn’t good enough. Oh and it reduced our green house gas emissions. That was the catch. (I got coal rolled just
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
It’s like farmer’s market craft fair tech. Same vibes. Last neckbeards standing?
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
My enterprise is deep into Microsoft AI but has essentially paused a lot of activity because Microsoft can’t explain their pricing model. They literally said that in a meeting. So in a company with 10Ks of employees, that is willing to give
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
I’m on X only for my business (AI, tech, startups) and stick to only my Following feed. But the second I accidentally click on the “For You” tab it’s a complete, utter, bot primed shit show. That shit show us a direct result of Musk’s guida
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
^FTFY “interns these days don’t seem to have any particular preference for finding information”
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
I think banging on the "pi minimalism" thing is already old. Pi needs to have another dagger in its cachet. And frankly, I'm already tired of fighting Claude's lack of proper memory. So I guess I'm not-minimalism, b
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
It's where I run my Hermes. C'est la vie. If this is the first casualty of the Ellisonpocalypse I'm fine with it. May they all whither and go away.
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
I have a lot of personal stuff in Airtable. It's really nice software but the company has struggled. Omni, their AI agent was terrible, and yet the founders have doubled down on agents with Hyperagents (nee Superagents). I'm sure
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by browningstreet 2mo ago
The advanced search on Google is still pretty hard to remember how to use if you don’t use it very regularly. I just did a Google search with “show me search results for fonts on hacker news from the last week” and while the AI Mode results
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by browningstreet 3mo ago
Check the speakers at the startup school that happened just last weekend…
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by browningstreet 3mo ago
It’s not the what, but the how and the what-else.
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by browningstreet 3mo ago
What does it say about that? She’s sick and has concluded she can’t work. Not that her anxiety made her too sick to work.

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