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by di4na 4y ago
To be fair re Section 230, the interpretation the court have of it is... wildly on the side of the platform. In particular, it allows a company to wiggle out of its TOS if it seems the TOS could be construed at being more stringent than Sec
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by di4na 4y ago
I would argue that it is profitable, as it is far less expensive than the current shitshow. In particular for smaller companies. I have seen team of "unicorns" and you can do the equivalent of 100 devs organisation with a couple
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by di4na 4y ago
Why not sit down and figure out how we can train more unicorns instead. And maybe make the tooling helps at this
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by di4na 4y ago
The way i read is that i usually build a synthesis as i read. A lot of sentences exist not to convey a particular point but to build upon or around and existing one. If you focus on reading while building this "structure", then yo
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by di4na 4y ago
This is what i was going to say. The only path i know to fast reading is to read more.
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by di4na 4y ago
The Financial Times is the best Western generalist publication by far. It is... hard to do better.
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by di4na 4y ago
The most important question is... does it makes money. If yes, then reselling is totally possible. The price may be lower due to the shape of the codebase, this is a discussion to be had. There are definitely people interested in taking thi
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by di4na 4y ago
you just defined how memory work, you are welcome :)
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by di4na 4y ago
Anytime you do something that is immutable with probable change somewhere inside that is not easy to handle with far mor complex datastructure. In particular linked list are great for heterogeneous cells type. Vectors and arrays have the pr
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by di4na 4y ago
Thanks to the EEF for funding my work on the float to string algorithm! And also, if you wonder if you could do it for your current platform of choice, please do not engage. Inside float to string conversion lies madness...
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by di4na 4y ago
I mean we already got a stable 25% or more improvement, to the point that Jason is faster than NIF based json library... we already saw massive perf improvement with the JIT
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by di4na 4y ago
I am in France, and i can tell you, the government only really support "want to be a unicorn" or companies that are already established or company that generate a ton of local jobs. I went to talk to our local chamber of commerce
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by di4na 4y ago
I have a total free time to do non essential things per week of 3h. And i already have insomnia which is the only reason this time is not in the negative. Thank you but no.
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by di4na 4y ago
A lot of strings attached among other being able to give up your life for 3 months. And a expectation and push to 100x. And a lot of others. YC is simply not shaped for the Mittelstands and honestly really not compelling. At all.
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by di4na 4y ago
Break a leg. Catch covid. In my case have a cognitive trouble. Allergy. All kind of disease you can catch. Breaking a tooth while tripping over something. Being young does not isolate you. And the trip to poverty is far faster than getting
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by di4na 4y ago
You don't need it as much or have that much problems if you make a profit. And sorry but as upper middle class, my family cannot fund 500k. 100k max. And young people do not have a home. Welcome to the real world.
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by di4na 4y ago
I mean the problem is not only poor people. It is that access start at 250k a year which is really hard to get even in tech. The reason it is harder in tech to get funding for these good ideas that could be profitable has multiple factors 1
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by di4na 4y ago
As a tech person at a big tech company making 98k per year as a senior with a rent to pay. Maybe reconsider what i said and why. In particular consider that what you said highly limit who can do this and how that limit heavily the kind of c
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by di4na 4y ago
As a founder aiming at these, finding them and convincing them is a pita
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by di4na 4y ago
Please yes. As a founder aiming for the kind of outcome described above, finding the original 500k of funding is the hardest part right now. No idea who to ask or what they expect.
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by di4na 4y ago
As someone that has been working hard in this domain, there is one major problem to this in software. Initial funding. There is a lot of growth non dilutive capital available but the first 500k are near impossible to get without a network i
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by di4na 4y ago
Imho the best approximation for gnome is pop_os Windows manager
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by di4na 4y ago
It has a setting to remember. If it does not it means you have a problem with display detections
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by di4na 4y ago
The simulation still run on Stackless Python. They have been working on an initiative called Quasar to offload the services that do not need to run at simulation speed. Market. Players skills management. Map. Etc If you see "The Monoli
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by di4na 4y ago
because an option on a basket is worth less that a basket of options
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by di4na 4y ago
Another version: https://www.landscape.vc/
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by di4na 4y ago
It is not someone else computer. It is your password encrypted that get uploaded. Your passwords are only decrypted locally. Feel free to check their app for that :)
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by di4na 4y ago
Thanks, but i did multiple :) It is just that they tend to take a few months of waiting list each time, to hear at the end "yeah you may have it, but i do not do adults". It is not taking the first appt the problem, it is continui
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by di4na 4y ago
Yes. Because the experience of building something with QT that looks good and work cross platform is like pulling your own teeth.
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by di4na 4y ago
Note that ACH expect a reponse under 3 days, so a blocked forever do not work. Because guess what. People expect an answer. Saying to people "a system somewhere is blocked for possibly forever, so too bad we cannot do your thing"

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