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by edoceo 7mo ago
How could that experiment work?
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by edoceo 7mo ago
Starting a company, that can get PMF, raise funds and grow is like 2% success rate. Then exiting for upside is like 2% of that previous 2%. The number of problems, the type of problems, the scale of the problems. Oof.
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by edoceo 7mo ago
More thing for Spotify is that their users are, more or less, locked in. That stickyness is what allows companies to try this dumb shit; management will hardly feel the impact of their bad choices - cause they are standing on many years of
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by edoceo 7mo ago
Mistake, too late to delete
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by edoceo 7mo ago
Is this grey cause it's wrong? They are all on Nasdaq; and also around 35% of S&P. What am I missing? Is it that the "Most indexes" part is wrong (cause there are more than a few thousand ETF)?
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by edoceo 7mo ago
There was another recent study showing that THC was creating false short term memories - like "I swear I told you that" - but never did. Cannabis really needs a lot more study.
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by edoceo 7mo ago
There was another recent study showing that THC was creating false short term memories - like "I swear I told you that" - but never did.
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by edoceo 7mo ago
a) It wouldn't kill them. They would have to change their business model though. b) Shouldn't our laws prioritize natural-persons over corporate desires? Companies don't have a right to a specific revenue model. Humans should
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by edoceo 7mo ago
Can a TPM be faked in a QEMU VM?
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by edoceo 8mo ago
What kind of time and money and opportunity cost would it take to right this wrong?
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by edoceo 8mo ago
This is the correct take. And it's frustrating! To fix the problem an individual has to fight a huge, multi-party system (law, jurisdiction, police, tech-provider) - it's a (near) impossible feat for a person.
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by edoceo 8mo ago
Don't nit-pick the "couple". It was used casually - like to mean not terribly long time. So the 2-6 spread, while technically big, is still just a trifle. While I'm nit-picking; up thread is talking about a limited box f
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by edoceo 8mo ago
I've only just heard of it. But, I already knew to not run random scripts under a privileged account. And thank you for the book suggestion - I'm into those kinds of tales.
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by edoceo 8mo ago
I've heard it's so parents can get the kids to school at 0800 and then start job a 0900. But why school is out at 1500 and job at 1700 is a mystery.
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by edoceo 8mo ago
I'm sure we're in agreement that, at least in UK, there's been better pubs for 200+ years. I don't know why to go to a chain-pub with some mega-factory beer when the old-local serves a fine bitter from the same county. A
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by edoceo 8mo ago
I had Pixel3 until Nov 2025 - when it suffered its final drop. I was kinda grumpy I couldn't convert to Graphine cause the hardware was not supported.
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by edoceo 8mo ago
Yes. That is a salesperson. The next-step is to drive engagement. I know you're not interested in $THiNG now but can I follow up in 3 months? In persona I think the AIs are that Claude is the engineer and Gemini is the sales-person and
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by edoceo 8mo ago
Friend, this reads like that situation where your paycheck prevents you from seeing clearly - I forget the exact quote. Sam doesn't play a straight game and neither does the administration - there are more than a few examples.
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by edoceo 8mo ago
Re: Reading, I don't see any xAI names on the list (currently 643) and only Google and OpenAI are selectable company options. And this page on HN is only calling out xAI.
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by edoceo 8mo ago
Really? I make multiple GCP projects per app. One project for the (eg) Maps API, one for Drive, one for Mail, one for $THING. Internal corp-services might have one project with a few APIs enabled - but for the client-app that we sell, there
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by edoceo 8mo ago
And that is true across languages.
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by edoceo 8mo ago
It's like when management does something stupid and then engineering works overtime to keeps the system working. Of course management learns nothing and all outside observers don't even notice something went wrong.
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by edoceo 8mo ago
I'm certain there is a way to verify age without compromise of privacy or identity. I'm sure it's possible to build some oAuth like flow that could allow sites to verify both human-ness and age. The systems and corporations
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by edoceo 8mo ago
Good idea -- I've not loaded images since...ever, I still prefer the text/plain part. Like an idiot I assumed they were getting an error message from the MTA. But then what if they deliver but I never open?
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by edoceo 8mo ago
When I review the link posted by @dang it says talking about downvotes is boring. Maybe that's why your comment is grey. (This comment should turn grey as well)
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by edoceo 8mo ago
I've been getting "Emails aren’t getting through to one of your email addresses. Please update or confirm your email." -- even tho I get messages from them every day. When you press the button to confirm the (working) email i
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by edoceo 8mo ago
I think we could do something like that again. Need a reputation to follow you around. Humans need to know who they are dealing with.
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by edoceo 8mo ago
How does licensing work for the music you play?
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by edoceo 8mo ago
The Palm Pilot experience. But that stylus was required for operation. Fortunately, just a plastic stick, so 3-pack replacement were cheap.
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by edoceo 8mo ago
Can the PIN change? How to issue new key if needed? How does it integrate with the voting?

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