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by didip 11mo ago
This is what I keep telling my son even though he is still a bit too young: Here in Bay Area, in Silicon Valley, all you need is to try hard and get lucky once.
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by didip 11mo ago
Is it easy to buy a DGX Spark?
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by didip 11mo ago
We should stop printing physical money and just start making payments digitally everywhere.
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by didip 11mo ago
Anyone can build anything, it’s the selling that is hard. You need runways for momentum to even begin.
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by didip 11mo ago
For real. The only collaboration that is super fast is between yourself and Claude Code.
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by didip 11mo ago
Meh… datacenters are a big specialized location where you can do a lot of fancy green energy tech. This small amount can easily be reduced to zero.
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by didip 11mo ago
Honestly, why not just put Scheme on the browser. Scheme is capable to represent HTML JS and CSS all in 1 language.
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by didip 11mo ago
Is it cool? It seems to be in nether land between Rust and Go. Not sure what is the unique use case for Zig.
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by didip 11mo ago
I don't get why he insist on doing what he want there. He could have way more land and privacy by living deeper inland, like Portola Valley or west of Saratoga. But still within spitting distance to civilization.
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by didip 11mo ago
If you are a business, I am not sure why on earth do you want to deal with the world’s worst customer service company: Google. They got used to ads money, where they control the entire board. They never got good in other types of businesses
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by didip 11mo ago
Heh, I have been wondering about this for a very long time. The walled garden toll booth is too strict. For example, the old Uber with the crazy thing they did. What if in the alternate universe they straight up got banned? That’s it. All i
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by didip 11mo ago
This is fascinating. What would be the solution for this? You can’t ask users to defrag.
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by didip 11mo ago
How… does it not blow up browser’s memory?
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by didip 1y ago
Good. Financial education is sorely needed for everyone in America. Now if only there’s an app that can teach delayed gratification.
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by didip 1y ago
UV indeed is a blessing. Love it. Hopefully it gets recommended as the official one.
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by didip 1y ago
This is my read too. Massive culling to bring in Alexandr Wang's people.
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by didip 1y ago
Why the negativity? A browser is the gateway between end user and technology/information/AI themselves. Of course everyone with money is racing trying to control it. It makes sense.
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by didip 1y ago
Large amount of money simply shows what a person truly is. It enhances the personality that’s already there.
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by didip 1y ago
I never understood Minio. Why not just use S3? Why not just use Ceph? If you need just the interface for dev environment, I am sure Claude can cobble it together in 1 day. This seems like a maneuver of a dying company.
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by didip 1y ago
During time of panic, that’s when people are most vulnerable to phishing attacks. Total password reset and tell your AWS representative. They usually let it slide on good faith.
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by didip 1y ago
Off by 1 error is indeed a hard problem.
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by didip 1y ago
So many “hot takes” about studying but really it comes down to 1 thing: Are you disciplined enough to have an excellent time management. That’s basically it.
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by didip 1y ago
Or you can look at it from the opposite side. There are plenty of deals to be had from a used EV market.
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by didip 1y ago
How’s th adoption and usage situation for Ruby these days? Is Ruby ecosystem doing well?
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by didip 1y ago
Seeing that it's a super flawed idea, surprising that Humane put in so much effort in this product. I thought it was just a quick cash grab attempt.
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by didip 1y ago
I don’t get it. Git is working well enough. Any failure on git workflows is usually failure in team process.
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by didip 1y ago
This is super controversial for HN but I really really like YAML. The best “human readable” config language.
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by didip 1y ago
I always wonder about that. Those $100m Mathematicians... how can they have rooms to think under Meta's crushing IMPACT pressure?
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by didip 1y ago
I honestly don't know what is it for. Why is it important to have an output tag. The output of any actions will be shoved into any N random elements. So every `<div>` will have `<output>`? Why? Waste of payload size and CPU
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by didip 1y ago
Anything that’s using server side rendering gets my vote. But isn’t HTMX+Websocket basically the same as datastar?

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