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by brudgers 11mo ago
Ok, I'll byte... Nvidia's business is cored on selling hardware to price insensitive customers. Those customers are price insensitive because the value created with Nvidia's GPU's is a non-fractional multiple of their ca
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by brudgers 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/XLjL1
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T-17 Carbon Telephone Transmitter Button Mod and HodgePodge(k4che.com)
1 points by brudgers 11mo ago|0 comments
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by brudgers 11mo ago
What do revenues reveal?
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by brudgers 11mo ago
Not an insider, but it is probably because those technical don’t matter much to many users. Content is mostly what matters.
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by brudgers 11mo ago
For reasons I am compelled to comment that “really bad autism” is not a medical description.
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by brudgers 11mo ago
if I’m the paying customer, I’ll be working hard to find a replacement if this company acquires one of my vendors That’s one goal of market segmentation. I am not saying it is good or bad. Only that everything is not for everyone, and mor
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by brudgers 11mo ago
except if you're using a language the llm doesn't know This is exactly what I was getting at. You will learn more from trying to vibe nushell code than reading solutions. From thinking about how nushell is like other languages t
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by brudgers 11mo ago
To me, the art is in making it sound good, not fizzbuzzing today's advent of code puzzle. That's its possibility; a tool for multi-dimensional self expression. But of course, debugging is always twice as hard as writing code and w
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by brudgers 11mo ago
Not being flippant. You would probably learn more vibe coding a solution than just reading code. Because your engagement would be active, you would practice useful technique, and have an opportunity to iterate. Good luck.
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by brudgers 11mo ago
The 2+2 was a four seater for insurance purposes.
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by brudgers 11mo ago
I can't imagine why this article link is on HN, but I'm glad it is. Perhaps one way in which HN is HN.
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by brudgers 11mo ago
What you won't get is the haptic experience of a sports car. Nor the potential aesthetic experience...potential because people have different aesthetic values. But the haptic experience of a sports car can't be replicated in a min
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Abc's of Varactors (1966) [pdf](worldradiohistory.com)
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by brudgers 11mo ago
they consume the time of multiple customer support people Indeed for obvious business reasons, there are databases based on the benefits of identifying individuals who habitually engage with customer service services in ways that do so. T
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by brudgers 11mo ago
Though the ability to arbitrarily create first class syntax is why Rails is Rails, my favorite use case is FizzBuzz as a property of Integers. YMMV.
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by brudgers 11mo ago
Consider 4'33" . "Universal music cognition" requires a strong exclusionary premise about what counts as music and more importantly what doesn't count as music. Sure maybe you don't consider 4'33"
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by brudgers 11mo ago
comments a few days ago, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46022203
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by brudgers 11mo ago
My advice, just start working on someqthing. You can always abandon it if something better comes along.
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by brudgers 11mo ago
There is no poor man’s patent. Invention might not require them, but “patent” always means lawyers because patents are entirely a legal construct. Good luck.
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by brudgers 11mo ago
Selling a business usually entails a lot of energy and time. Selling at arm’s length always involves a lot of uncertainty. And with a successful product the owner has certainly received offers and will have an informed opinion about the typ
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by brudgers 11mo ago
The future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed. --William Gibson
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by brudgers 11mo ago
The ShowHN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45944702
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by brudgers 11mo ago
This sounds less like a product and more like a consulting business. There’s nothing wrong with that and consulting businesses sometimes are able to spin out products…consulting is also a possible way to generate revenue and build a team wh
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by brudgers 11mo ago
I agree and scale is one of the reasons there's so much money to be made. The NYSE trades over $18 billion a day. A small edge can be exercised many many times.
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by brudgers 11mo ago
Do you read HN? I find HN more of portal to articles on other sites and occasionally related comments.
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by brudgers 11mo ago
your love for the craft and creativity Caring about other people is probably better for creating products. And commitment to create products is certainly better. Creating products he good thing about creating copy cat products. Craft is o
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by brudgers 11mo ago
Freelancing requires selling yourself as able to solve problems with your own wherewithal. EBay has used Thinkpads for $100 or so that are suitable for a lot of freelance work. Good luck.
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by brudgers 11mo ago
Currently most parties there take minutes to process messages I suspect that the energy market is a bit different from markets where being ruthlessly fast might be a good long term behavior. So there might be good reasons for that way of
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by brudgers 11mo ago
Though I stopped reading Techmeme many years ago, Techmeme is how I found HN (and HN is why I stopped reading Techmeme).

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