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by czhu12 1y ago
Isn’t the idea that many families want to have a stay at home mom, but can’t afford to and are forced to work. Therefore a waiver would help with this?
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by czhu12 1y ago
I don’t want to be that guy but isn’t this kind of an obvious result? The main claim is that life expectancy improvements in the past century are mostly due to decreases in childhood mortality. During the Roman period, the average life expe
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by czhu12 1y ago
how do situations like this typically progress in high tariff countries? I know for instance Brazil has a high tariff rate on certain imports. Does a black market typically spring up to fill the gap? It's hard to imagine that can happe
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by czhu12 1y ago
The government is actively threatening to block wind and solar projects through permitting denials. The market can’t permit for itself no matter how good the economics are. https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2025/08/20&
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by czhu12 1y ago
As much as I also want to jump on the ai bubble bandwagon (who doesn’t love a good bit of pessimism), I’m still mind blown daily by how these models operate. I recently ported over a fastapi app to Django with Claude code and it was at leas
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by czhu12 1y ago
An open source project I was working on was on the front page for about 2 days: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44292103 And heres the analytics from that time: https://imgur.com/XGsiot4 I don't r
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by czhu12 1y ago
Just a personal story: I built and ran a site that allowed users to upload a stable diffusion model and generate images with them. I originally received money via stripe, and then promptly got kicked off after about 9 months. They threatene
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by czhu12 1y ago
We developed https://canine.sh for work which was heavily inspired by dokploy. The idea was to have a dokploy like container scheduler against a Kubernetes backup for ease of scalability / recovery and multi-node setup.
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by czhu12 1y ago
Linode pricing is probably 3-4x more expensive than Hetzner, who does not offer managed kubernetes.
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by czhu12 1y ago
Is this deploying K3s or full kubernetes with a control vs worker plane on different instances?
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by czhu12 1y ago
This was exactly a use case I had in mind when building https://canine.sh -- also uses k3s as a provider, and provides a Heroku-like devex. How to actually reliably expose a homelab to the broader internet is a little tricky, cl
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by czhu12 1y ago
I would also be annoyed if the local subway forced me to place all orders over the internet, or over a computer or phone, rather than just buying it in person with cash. Presumably this also means that we should take those tools away from f
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by czhu12 1y ago
Jeez, the amount of pessimism on this thread. It must be hard being a federal worker. On one hand, all things that go wrong get blamed on government inefficiency, but on the other hand, no one is allowed to adopt any technology that workers
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by czhu12 1y ago
To entice investors? Im not a lawyer, but I assume you're perfectly free to try to raise money by selling common stock to investors?
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by czhu12 1y ago
Giving significantly more people a way to live a lifestyle they seek, while holding the cost of housing flat -- if thats the worst case outcome, that seems totally fine, and arguably a better solution than trying to crash the cost of housin
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by czhu12 1y ago
On Twitter, a search for Russia brings up some videos of pretty severe shaking
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by czhu12 1y ago
The main difference in college was that there were office hours
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by czhu12 1y ago
I'll personally attest: LLM's have been absolutely incredible to self learn new things post graduation. It used to be that if you got stuck on a concept, you're basically screwed. Unless it was common enough to show up in a w
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by czhu12 1y ago
This is incredible. What is the background you needed to even have intuition on how to build something like this?
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by czhu12 1y ago
I'm working on a Heroku / Render / Flyio alternative thats free, open source, built on top of Kubernetes. Supports deployments of your own apps as well as 15k+ other packages (postgres, airbyte, dagster, etc) via helm charts.
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by czhu12 1y ago
It’s not really “parking” wealth since property taxes are still collected every year on these properties, which fund other city programs, unlike other asset classes like stocks and crypto. Presumably if the residents don’t even live there,
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by czhu12 1y ago
> I love people who can stay excited and optimistic about stuff; it's so easy to be cynical, it's refreshing to meet someone who hasn't had the life sucked out of them. How true that is
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by czhu12 1y ago
I'm not sure how to think about this. It doesn't make sense to me that the only alternative is one in which traffic laws get brazenly ignored, and shoplifting and property crime is endemic, to prevent any more data gathering by la
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by czhu12 1y ago
I think this is why it helps a lot to build something you actually use. Because then, the barometer for what is good becomes a lot more defined: "Did I solve the problem I had", and then slowly build up from there. Instead of tryi
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by czhu12 1y ago
I’m working on canine.sh - an open source alternative to Heroku / render / fly.io / etc. Desperately wanted something like this at my last company because it didn’t feel like the cost of PaaS should be 3-4x higher than underl
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by czhu12 1y ago
I think, with no supporting data whatsoever, that this is a classic case of stated vs revealed preferences. We all think we want a place to find community, learning, connection, etc, but given the choice will choose stimulus. So, if given t
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by czhu12 1y ago
From what I understand from Econ 101, this is not true. The only reason you subtract imports is to avoid double counting because presumably the import was done by C, G or I. The point of subtracting imports is so that it doesn't count
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by czhu12 1y ago
Don’t you think the reason news has no real value is because many news organizations have been hollowed out due to a lack of a business model that can pay for journalism? Presumably to “compete” for micro transactions, assuming there is a b
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by czhu12 1y ago
I could be wrong in the end, but my read is that there really isn't the appetite anywhere near the levels during post 9/11 or cold war to enter a war. Not in the US, and likely not in Iran either. Its hard to think of a full scale
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by czhu12 1y ago
Does this work with Kubernetes image pulls?

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