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901.
by brudgers 1y ago
Tools like Scale AI are great but often priced out of reach for small labs or startups. That those prices reflect the level of resources necessary to build a viable business is a very reasonable working hypothesis for any company entering
902.
by brudgers 1y ago
recent, related comments, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44205319
903.
by brudgers 1y ago
Smarter is a very poor metric. And a convenient excuse.
904.
by brudgers 1y ago
Logical Possibility != Statistical Likelihood
905.
by brudgers 1y ago
People using Hacker News without notifications for replies suggests notifications for replies is not basic functionality for Hacker News. Other sites often have other requirements. But of course they are not HN. Good luck.
906.
A Practical Mid-Side Decoder Circuit(paia.com)
2 points by brudgers 1y ago|0 comments
907.
by brudgers 1y ago
An open source code base built for long term collaboration is likely to be organized differently than a code base written under desperate business conditions (which a dying company is). Or to put it another way, if it’s not a hell-yes, it’s
908.
by brudgers 1y ago
I am reminded of Bukowski’s Post Office .
909.
by brudgers 1y ago
[random advice from the internet] If you really want to put an open source project out in the world the right way, taking what you learned and building an appropriate code base might be a better route. And if you don’t really want to put a
910.
by brudgers 1y ago
What you say makes sense if there actually is a corporate shield. Because “startup” is often used in a weak sense only to mean “new business,” there may not be corporate protections for the beneficial owners of this startup. If it is a Sili
911.
by brudgers 1y ago
Maybe putting the MIDI into your DAW might work?
912.
by brudgers 1y ago
recently, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44356456
913.
by brudgers 1y ago
I land on a "Sign In to Github" page when I click the link.
914.
by brudgers 1y ago
Hardware is a useful abstraction. And less distraction is part of the utility. Yes, my iPhone is great. But I regularly wind up doing Gmail when I am about to take a picture.
915.
Timeline of US Class I Railroads Since 1977(en.wikipedia.org)
12 points by brudgers 1y ago|0 comments
916.
by brudgers 1y ago
Networking often scales better horizontally. Computation can sometimes scale well vertically but proprietary OS’s are more likely to be tuned for it…as a premium feature.
917.
by brudgers 1y ago
there should only ever be 1 person typing at once (in a given room) Have you verified that is the case?
918.
by brudgers 1y ago
I found very tedious, and ended up giving up Technically, you paused and could restart this afternoon or next year or twenty years from now… I've recently become interested Unless you are guitar virtuosic, against adult standards n
919.
by brudgers 1y ago
The elves left Middle Earth shortly thereafter.
920.
by brudgers 1y ago
Before Git SCM was a solved technical problem. The Linux kernel team used Bitkeeper for Source Code Management. The problem was Bitkeeper’s license. Github built a business on top of git by making the existing tool easier to use. They did
921.
Partimento(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by brudgers 1y ago|0 comments
922.
by brudgers 1y ago
Git was dog fooded by a community of programmers. Has a user interface only Linux kernel developers could tolerate. And was written by one programmer in ten days. It was not a product and in accord with the Unix philosophy, only does one th
923.
by brudgers 1y ago
My advice: One ring to rule them all is a fiction… …and did not work out well for anyone anyway.
924.
by brudgers 1y ago
Of course it does. There is no silver bullet. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Silver_Bullet But there is Zawiski’s Law. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamie_Zawinski#Zawinski's_La... And
925.
by brudgers 1y ago
[random advice from the internet] I don't know how old you are, but my experience is of phases when I read less and phases when I read more and all of it depends on my interests. Deep learning™ changes our interests...but we are cultu
926.
by brudgers 1y ago
recent comments, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44304107
927.
Meta Hodos (1961) [pdf](monoskop.org)
1 points by brudgers 1y ago|0 comments
928.
by brudgers 1y ago
Of course not.
929.
by brudgers 1y ago
Because evil-mode, less far than for avoiding Emacs.
930.
by brudgers 1y ago
Just like I am now. By listening to someone else describe a problem that is important to them. And then sharing my ideas which are relevant to the problem that they think is important. Telling-the-world is talking-at people. Anyway, you pro

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