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by d33lio 6y ago
I mean, the tax implications of doing anything with crypto as an "investment" already made it a basically useless asset class to get into. Not to mention, anyone with half a brain knows that exchanges manipulate markets with favo
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Ask HN: Where to look for $180k+ engineering work
15 points by d33lio 6y ago|14 comments
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by d33lio 6y ago
It'll be curious when they inevitably release the "M2" chip with higher memory capacity. If M2 has 32gb support I'll buy one immediately. For now, I'll be sticking to my "never buy gen 1 of any technology&quo
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by d33lio 6y ago
Re-use != Recycling
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by d33lio 6y ago
This is precisely the literary slight of hand I was talking about! Similar to Musk's hilarious dismissal of hydrogen technology. Hydrogen will obviously in time become the ideal source of energy for electric aircraft and electric lon
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by d33lio 6y ago
Tesla seems to have used the same dirty trick used by oil companies to convince the public that plastics were largely "recyclable" by conflating economically productive (for Tesla) re-use of decommissioned batteries from Teslas an
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by d33lio 6y ago
And where are all the city folk in a rush to get their share of farmland? I love farmers markets, but at the same time small farmers own less land. With mechanization and contracting out of harvesting "as a service" it's not
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by d33lio 6y ago
I got banned for deleting and re-creating my account too many times. (on the same device) I also tried being a "marginally" attractive woman one time and the results were stunning. 100's of matches in the first hour. Even
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by d33lio 6y ago
We should never want this. If you want to use the blockchain in a technical way you MUST have at least a basic understanding of the technical tenets of what's going on and at least be able to audit the client of your choice. "Low
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by d33lio 6y ago
I feel like the better question is, how do you sell a stolen Tesla with features that require a near constant connection with Tesla? Maybe you sell it for parts, but even then most Tesla owners aren't the type of people to buy an enti
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by d33lio 6y ago
The club who left for better startup opportunities ;)
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by d33lio 6y ago
How is this company still allowed to pollute Hacker News and not treated as a low key fraudulent org? Other than the fact that the founder takes eighteen adderall prior to each post and defends any comment critical of Lambda School?
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by d33lio 6y ago
Now can we get nVidia drivers back for MacOS? Give me the ability to run an nVidia eGPU natively in Mac OS and I'll keep buying apple for the foreseeable future! Sure, my remote box with a "proper" gpu is fine, but Mac OS w
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by d33lio 6y ago
Completely! Worth the wait given it took about a decade for Arm chips to suck less ;)
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by d33lio 6y ago
Yet another reason why I do not want to live in the great white north. Although, in time depending on how politics slants in the US there actually may be positive tax advantages for upper middle class earners ($150k-290k).
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by d33lio 6y ago
Gas is actually astoundingly clean to burn, especially given how much energy it stores. It's why farmers use huge tanks of it to burn weeds before seeding / forklifts use propane indoors as fuel. Once you start looking at the emi
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by d33lio 6y ago
Agreed, however your claim that 240v (single phase) power isn't readily available in residential homes is false. Large electric boilers / hvac heaters etc and appliances like washing machines and refrigerators use 240v. However,
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by d33lio 6y ago
This makes no sense, other than maybe for preventing fires during earthquakes or creating a disincentive for developers to lobby the proliferation or expansion of existing gas lines? Otherwise, not using natural gas for heating hot water, c
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by d33lio 6y ago
Well yeah, no shit. It's bleeding edge new tech that other than the A12x hasn't been available for more than a few months... And I'd argue apple arm silicon is going to be a tectonic industry shift.
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by d33lio 6y ago
:) At least this app has some utility!
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by d33lio 6y ago
More people NEED this sentiment. I kid you not, the last time I accidentally visited Product Hunt there was literally an app on the front page intended for the sole purpose of "mapping where you've cried". This type of Ind
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by d33lio 6y ago
VERY curious to see if apple silicon will support pytorch or other common GPU based ML libraries?
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by d33lio 6y ago
Ironically, you could argue the same about some of Kamala Hariss' rhetoric.
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by d33lio 6y ago
This comment is golden! Most qualms on indie hackers and similar sites could be quickly settled with this line of reasoning. Not growing fast enough? -> buy ads -> "but I don't make enough money to spend on ads" ->
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by d33lio 6y ago
That's awesome! I totally agree that in certain cases a passive approach can be better, however given you can write off advertising as a business expense certain projects can benefit substantially from relatively small targeted ad cam
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by d33lio 6y ago
I agree, but in 2020 expecting to grow "entirely organically" or by word of mouth without ads is a falsehood. This is honestly one of my biggest qualms with Indie Hackers. They claim that design and marketing isn't needed i
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by d33lio 6y ago
I have to side with the poster of the comment you're responding to. If $1k per month is pure profit and doesn't require more than 2hrs per week of work, bravo. However, if it's your main gig and you're dumping anything
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by d33lio 6y ago
Thank you! This list is everything I enjoyed about Indie Hackers before it was inundated with scammers and spam.
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by d33lio 6y ago
And yet, obviously you're still flustered about it so it seems like it still worked.
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by d33lio 6y ago
Are you really claiming it's hard to tell whether or not a facetious tweet like "we aren't going to follow earth laws on mars" differs from "can't wait to rollout new model Y features"? This is first grade

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