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dzonga
2y ago
this is an important realization. most VCs are not smart - they got lucky and are wealthy to try influence things.
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2y ago
luckily the market is harbinger of truth. if all you did was pay attention to twitter / hackernews - you would think software dev will disappear. you would think the 'sexy' startups making headlines are the ones making money.
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2y ago
> He writes under a pseudonym due to fear of further retribution from members of U.S. medical leadership and U.S. government officials. that shouldn't be the case for a free country. unfortunately now it is.
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2y ago
this. 100%. LinkedIn's value is not on resumes too or people looking for jobs. But for Sales - hence why Microsoft paid 26bn. If you're sales person, recruiter etc trying to find people or business. LinkedIn has no competition.
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2y ago
solar is nice for residential. you will still need gas for cooking + water heating. ohh yeah plus transportation i.e hybrid for long distance travellers or pure electric for city travellers. anything else i.e industrial both heavy & lig
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dzonga
2y ago
maybe we can be back to closed systems once again. fb (meta) & big tech put their user contributed stuff behind a paywall. yet abuse open systems.
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2y ago
looks like a dope product. sad they're shutting down - which means people losing jobs. some of these things have to be open source from the get go & secure a cloud partnership. for simple dev's like me sticking to the old and
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2y ago
this is pretty nice. probably just for US market for now given the real time integration with bank accounts - that's a killer feature.
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Rippling Sues Deel – Corporate Espionage [pdf]
(rippling2.imgix.net)
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dzonga
2y ago
thanks
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2y ago
things happen slowly, and then happen all of a sudden.
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2y ago
how is their revenue gonna grow in the future when they don't have an edge in their main core product. Batteries are by panasonic. while BYD makes its own batteries. Tesla has no moat. At least Nvidia has CUDA
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2y ago
there was 18f too :(
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2y ago
Good advice -> but is an error or blindness > * Steer away from skills like web development that are clearly getting eaten by LLMs. funny enough all the hyped YC / Bay area startups don't make as much as your typical CRUD we
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2y ago
solar power is nice on a household and retail level. but let's be frank solar will not power industrial machinery needed to change africa's fortunes. hydrocarbons are cheap. solar yeah can be free but the capital needed to say a
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2y ago
you don't become a global ceo without being an absolute killer and not having non-questionable morals. I can make up different stuff about how a ceo can be amoral, and those would still apply to zuck / {{ whoelse }} book meant to
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2y ago
highly meritocratic system all the way from bottom to top. incredible indeed. in china you start as a low level official managing a village, if you succeed - you're promoted to town etc. they keep detailed records of your performance
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2y ago
I hate FB and Meta properties so much. and they have captured so much of the web. every little thing - requires login. if you don't have an account - you can't see shit. I have accepted that i'm one of those now left behind.
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2y ago
yeah as an economy - you don't want to ever receive IMF money. Lots of African and Caribbean countries will attest to that. IMF money is like having the mafia control your money - the structural adjustments will kill the natural course
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2y ago
Uni makes some very good pens as well. 0.5mm ones
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2y ago
maybe iPads are for creatives. but for regular office-work they're not good at all. bad UX throughout. My mum tends to use for her regular work tasks e.g writing, spreadsheets etc everything is just bad - things that could be easily d
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2y ago
18f has(d) really smart people. who gave up higher wages in the private sector to serve the public. then idiots like musk come along. damage from musk n co will be monumental in the years to come.
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2y ago
great in code documentation. but how to C++ folks cope. every C++ codebase looks like its own different language with so many dialects.
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2y ago
which country is this btw ? I'm assumming UK ?
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2y ago
Users don't care - but users care how reliable your software is, users care about how quickly you can ship the features they request. Tech stack determines software quality depending on the authors of the software of course. But certai
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2y ago
Apple has become a behemoth in chip design. I'm guessing Qualcomm won't be taxing them anymore since they're making their own modems
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2y ago
for people using these AI products for coding what exactly are you doing ? general API plumbing ? call this api, combine the json results & spit it out. Then slap a React / Next.js frontend ? lately, I have been doing your classica
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2y ago
AI, just like crypto - exposes narrow minded tech bro's who live in some tech utopia where tech rules the world. before it was smart contracts will replace lawyers & contracts. DeFI will replace traditonal finance. now it's AI
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2y ago
thank you for presenting this in digestible format. fortunately unfortunately, people who know llm's shill bullshit are the ones selling llm's while they wouldn't feed llm's to their kids or eat llm's.
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2y ago
before migrating to the u.k - immigrants prepay for services e.g nhs etc. then still get taxed when they work for those same services. & remember some of these services are not easily available. yeah NHS is free - but good luck getting
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