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emilsayahi
3mo ago
I know you're getting downvoted but this is painfully true, especially the part about the founder 'choosing which promise to break'. Something I've observed in many Europeans (really just any region with very conservativ
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emilsayahi
3mo ago
The mistake was when they didn't just switch to selling two types of dough. They had a genuine innovation and should've squeezed as much juice out of that and moved on to finding some other innovation. You don't need to build
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emilsayahi
9mo ago
In software (and business in general!), innovation is expected. If you built a building in San Francisco that couldn't handle a relatively minor earthquake you could argue it would be a 'stress test'.
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emilsayahi
9mo ago
Isn't this kind of card normal? The Fidelity card is basically the same (no fees, 2% cash back) but without any Apple-specific restrictions EDIT: The Fidelity card has late fees, I guess. Does the Apple one not? It shouldn't reall
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emilsayahi
1y ago
Location: San Francisco, CA, US Remote: Yes (in-person preferred) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, TypeScript, Python CV: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/emmyoh/resume/refs/heads/m... Email:
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A Year of Oku
(okubrowser.github.io)
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emilsayahi
2y ago
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emilsayahi
2y ago
I often hear this and am confused; not only are things like 'object soup'[0] possible and straightforward (putting things in collections and referring to them by indices), I never concretely hear why a graph or doubly-linked list
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emilsayahi
2y ago
Related thread on Reddit: https://reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1fpkqrv/oku_a_web_browser... .
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Show HN: Oku – A Web browser with an emphasis on local-first data storage
(okubrowser.github.io)
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emilsayahi
2y ago
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emilsayahi
2y ago
I tried this two years ago when I was still actively 'learning' Rust: https://github.com/Dirout/depi
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emilsayahi
3y ago
Democracy is a system of government, not an economic model. You could easily argue, simultaneously: 1. Capitalism has failed in those countries, even if in different times and places one could say capitalism has succeeded 2. India and Mexic
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emilsayahi
8y ago
I'd go with yeah. It's nice having some sunlight around.