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by fra 10d ago
Interesting result, but the writing is very poor.
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by fra 22d ago
I agree that from the perspective of a business owner this would seem very normal. "I need legal services for X, and I happen to know and trust a very good outside counsel for this" is very normal. Additionally, law firms have sup
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by fra 29d ago
The demand signals never allocated the resources, a small number of people always did. Those people react to the demand signals (and they still do). IMO a more important question is: what happens when the market power of a segment of societ
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by fra 29d ago
h/t to DeepInfra for being the first 3rd party provider for it on OpenRouter ( https://openrouter.ai/z-ai/glm-5.3?endpoint=b711bea7-3994-49... ).
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by fra 1mo ago
Less progressive than in the USA, believe it or not…
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by fra 1mo ago
I would take the other side of that bet. In five years, there won’t be more outages than today.
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by fra 1mo ago
I think most business will decline to do any further business with you after you threaten to sue them. There are even patent licenses that automatically get voided in the event you sue your counterparty for any reason.
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by fra 1mo ago
the number of companies using local AI for development is too small to draw any conclusions from.
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by fra 2mo ago
I have a simple list: money, medication, identification, underwear, bathing suit. Everything else you can figure out.
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by fra 2mo ago
Deals of this type are usually cash free and debt free. The cash went to the shareholders. Hence the implied valuation of $2.5B.
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by fra 2mo ago
I’ve seen many people climb the SWE ladder or build a YC company (having done both myself), and trust me the founder route is not the most efficient. You only believe this because you didn’t see the 2 failed startups and 10 year journey gri
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by fra 2mo ago
For two reasons: 1. They create externalities 2. They generate an economic flux that can be taxed
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by fra 4mo ago
My experience could not be more different. I’ve made life long friends at work, especially when I was working for smaller firms. I don’t think those relationships are transactional.
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by fra 4mo ago
no chance
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by fra 4mo ago
France, USA, Australia to name 3 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_food_self... ).
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by fra 4mo ago
If you follow his logic and believe that the ultra-wealthy pay too little tax (as e.g. Warren Buffett does), then a balanced approach is to set the tax rate to: "37% of income or 1.85% of wealth, whichever is higher". This would c
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Squaring the Circle on Employee Equity(blog.baldassari.me)
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by fra 7mo ago
This was my first thought: this seems like a web + 3d port of Fritzing. Perhaps they even reuse some of the code?
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by fra 9mo ago
Gross margin doesn't tell you much about their level of investment. Gross margin is only revenue minus COGS (i.e. hosting, support, potentially infra teams). To understand further investments you'd have to know R&D or at least
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by fra 11mo ago
In practice, I don’t think tax policy is the primary driver for where people chose to live. Even very wealthy people. If I were very wealthy the first thing I would want to buy is proximity to the people I love, the food I like, the culture
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by fra 11mo ago
Extremely impressive that they were able to ship inside-out tracking, pancake lenses, and eye tracking + foveated rendering. Each of these is a serious engineering challenge. Very few organizations could pull this off.
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by fra 11mo ago
This guy ^ runs a conference on corporate values. You can't make this stuff up...
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by fra 1y ago
Hacker News formula for startups: no offices, no offsites, no meetings, and no MBAs. If only idiot CEOs and rapacious VCs were listening!
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by fra 1y ago
If you, like me, were looking for a video of the demo in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=752-Oo1hok4
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by fra 1y ago
In hindsight I think the correct word would be "regular software upgrades".
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by fra 1y ago
Every vendor you bring in comes with switching cost, and this is no different. But we do our best to make it easy for folks to migrate off of our platform should they decide.
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by fra 1y ago
Hi Pete -- email me (francois at) and I'll get you early enrolled into the special deals we have coming for Nordic customers.
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by fra 1y ago
Thank you!
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by fra 1y ago
Thank you!
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by fra 1y ago
It's all on Github ( https://github.com/nordicsemiconductor ), but it is not technically open source as it is a modified BSD that does not let you use the SDKs with other chipsets.

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