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A VC Commentary on American Dynamism(thefp.com)
1 points by caprock 3y ago|0 comments
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by caprock 3y ago
I bootstrap each project by spending hours or even months finding and procuring just the right domain name. There is no other way.
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by caprock 3y ago
Software as a team sport usually produces both poor software and a poor team experience.
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by caprock 3y ago
Almost all software best practices and programming idioms are just shared, personal preferences and not objectively valuable.
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by caprock 3y ago
Not quite. I'm more likely to take a business risk in using a smaller or less mature piece of tech if it is open source. The thinking there is that if the project or company behind it fail, at least I can continue to use the tech while
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Metropolis – Japan's No. 1 English Magazine(metropolisjapan.com)
3 points by caprock 3y ago|0 comments
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by caprock 3y ago
https://archive.ph/9QZyb
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by caprock 3y ago
Out of curiosity, what functionality is forthcoming with the new version?
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by caprock 3y ago
The H1B data is public record, so I suspect you can find it and review it manually or use one of the online aggregators like this one: https://h1bgrader.com/h1b-sponsors
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by caprock 3y ago
Just be honest, it will save you lots of pain down the road. I know getting the first customer(s) is hard, but don't lie to do it. They may not even care, and just want to know what they are getting into. Good luck on your project. Get
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Alternative beliefs in psychedelic drug users(nature.com)
4 points by caprock 3y ago|1 comments
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by caprock 3y ago
DevOps as a culture vs DevOps as the neo modern unix admin has no right answer. It's just like software development philosophy and organization. It's a fine approach, if you have a well aligned group of people working with the sam
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by caprock 3y ago
This is a pleasantly nuanced overview of recent debate/discussion over Integrated Information Theory (IIT) and the philosophy of science around consciousness. It's great to see this from a leading voice in the area (Anil Seth). It
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by caprock 3y ago
Beware the breakfast industrial complex.
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Ask HN: Will Bootstrapping See a Resurgence?
15 points by caprock 3y ago|12 comments
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by caprock 3y ago
The last couple of pictures, of the eyes and the bird, are really neat. Göbeklitepe continues to provide interesting results. It's kind of comforting and exciting that we have so much yet to uncover about the past.
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by caprock 3y ago
The details are not clear with regard to whether or not the chats have been accessed by the FBI: > We also don’t know if the FBI ever actually got ahold of the Xbox chats in question, or merely got Salamone to confess by making it seem l
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by caprock 3y ago
From the closing section: > but we should not have to self-manage our own productivity in imperfect systems laid atop programmer thinking to simply do our work. And > And we can’t expect each user to be both a maker and a self-manager
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by caprock 3y ago
The answer is dependent on the task(s) to which the embeddings will be applied. For general search in industry, the e5 models are well regarded. A good place to start is this eval system: https://huggingface.co/spaces/m
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by caprock 3y ago
RIP. RedBox works as a half decent replacement.
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by caprock 3y ago
Most company types will have concrete details for defining ownership proportions (controlling interest) and/or assigned roles with broad but clear allocations of responsibility and authority. Hopefully you have similar contracts defini
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by caprock 3y ago
There are some: https://huggingface.co/spaces/mteb/leaderboard
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Flask extension for server-side sessions(github.com)
3 points by caprock 3y ago|0 comments
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by caprock 3y ago
Erring on the side of openness is fine as a principle. That doesn't mean the actions to follow the principle won't cost you time and money. Everything has tradeoffs. As a small SaaS business, I don't think public repos wou
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by caprock 3y ago
People are nuanced and complicated. Almost all activities have tradeoffs. So it's intriguing that we sometimes seek to categorize famous people as completely good or bad. The continuum of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde lives in all of us.
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by caprock 3y ago
https://archive.ph/o6OUO
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by caprock 3y ago
The biggest initial hurdles I see: Understanding the process, tools, and little details of local development for the team and product. Understanding who does what on the team, and how to deal with each personality, role, and processes.
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by caprock 3y ago
> "It would stymie the government's legitimate and crucial efforts to address threats to the public welfare." > The State Department reportedly canceled a standing weekly meeting with Facebook officials to discuss the 2
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by caprock 3y ago
These are good: * Eleuther AI * Yannic Kilcher * MLC Open Collab * Open Assistant
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by caprock 3y ago
It's nice to see more pathways to good tech careers. We need more of this experimentation.

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