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by gip 1y ago
It is fascinating how design has become the new gold standard in the AI era. It really looks the strongest signals come from taste and design quality and AI is killing other signals.
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by gip 1y ago
Stellar and the United Nation joining forces to advance financial inclusion as a quick example. People can downvote me all they want due to biases, these projects do exist.
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by gip 1y ago
We need to stop telling people they will make money with crypto. It is akin telling people they will make money with PostgreSQL. In both cases, if they build a great business, they may become successful and make some money. But looking at c
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by gip 1y ago
I believe in crypto, I think it will even protect people online when done right. And not everything is scam, there are good projects. That being said the behavior of people and organizations in crypto is poor and will slow adoption. I still
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by gip 1y ago
And very soon that will apply to packages with values below $800 as the de minimis exemption is being phased out I reckon. Not exactly business-friendly, the government should be able to handle the load before enacting these rules at least.
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by gip 2y ago
If they invest elsewhere, they will have limited access to the U.S. market—that is Trump’s policy it seems. If the U.S. has one thing going for it, it’s the strength of its market, characterized by high consumer spending and strong potentia
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by gip 2y ago
This reminds me of Galileo - the U.S. tried everything they could to kill this "European GPS". It is pretty clear today that giving up on it would have been a catastrophic mistake. Europe should not risk make the same mistake with
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by gip 2y ago
I think companies who want to access the large U.S. internal market will have an incentive to have factories in the U.S. That will likely fuel growth. The growth will be coupled with less imports and exports given nationalism and tariffs. A
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by gip 2y ago
Probably accurate for the coming 4 years. In the middle to long term though, Europe should and will decouple from the US in defense and tech. US influence will be reduced. European almost made a fatal mistake with Galileo that the US wanted
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by gip 2y ago
I do think there will be a recession yes. But within 6 to 18 months, the recession could be over with and growth will come back as the US rebuilds some of its industrial base. US imports and exports will decrease over time. Note: it is my p
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by gip 2y ago
That’s fine if Trump wants to spend less or even withdraw from NATO. Doing it like it just did with basically no notice is a stabbing in the back to former allies of the US. And Republicans are also not saying much. That behavior should and
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by gip 2y ago
Totally agree that Trump is trading long-term dominance for short-term gains. I think that in a few months, we will see the U.S. economy doing very well and somehow rebuilding its industrial base. In the long term, U.S. influence and wealth
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by gip 2y ago
Good question and I have no strong answer today. But I think we'll find a way to tune models to achieve this very soon. I see such a difference between what is built today and codebases from 10 years ago with indirections everywhere, u
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by gip 2y ago
I think that some engineers will still be needed to maintain old codebases for a while yes. But it's pretty clear that the codebases of tomorrow will be leaner and mostly implemented by AI, starting with apps (web, mobile,...). It will
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by gip 2y ago
I thought competition was exactly what business was about and how the capitalist system was functioning and financing itself? I don't condone Musk's actions but I'm not sure how he ends up as a terrorist. That looks like aggr
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by gip 2y ago
The point that this article makes is that founding engineers shouldn't accept 1% equity. I think it's more nuanced. I've worked in startups for a long time and my experience is that early engineers are more motivated by the 0
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by gip 2y ago
This has been my experience as well as a director of engineering. I also think more diverse candidates is a good thing. The thing that was harder for me was working with the people hired to run the DEI recruiting programs. I never was able
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by gip 2y ago
This story also shows another facet of inflation: the amount currently paid is €13.61 a year. Effectively, that debt was killed by inflation over the years. Inflation makes it harder for the current generation but also free future generatio
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by gip 2y ago
As a teenager I went to a science fair organized by the Communist party (true story and obviously it wasn't in the US). A guy there was explaining how computers works and he took the time to show me BASIC. I wrote my first program that
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by gip 2y ago
Great! Did something similar some time ago [0] but the performance was underwhelming compared to C/C++ code running on CPU (which points to my lack of understanding of how to make Rust fast). Would be nice to have some benchmarks of th
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by gip 2y ago
It is anecdotical, but I'm consulting with a startup in the Bay Area. We have 9 job openings listed on the website (and for some reason only 4 on LinkedIn). But in reality one position (senior dev) is really open, and the bar is sky hi
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by gip 2y ago
I think it's nuanced. I'm currently managing an engineering team on an interim basis. During standup I noticed that most engineers were talking about 'elastic' or 'elasticsearch' but one was talking about opens
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Google Is Keeping Cookies in Chrome After All(wsj.com)
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by gip 2y ago
> With that being said, people using Metriport can store the FHIR data and raw docs coming from our API in whatever solution they wish - including the Google FHIR storage! Everything is standardized to FHIR R4, so syncing to another back
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by gip 2y ago
Congrats on the launch. I work in healthtech and I'm always shocked by how fragmented and siloed the technology is in my industry. Both at the application level (EHR) and data level, leading to general inefficiency, high costs and inno
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by gip 2y ago
This is totally off. Only the addict will be charged of assault.
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by gip 3y ago
I can confirm that at least 2 of the offending reviews simply disappeared after my VP talked to them.
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by gip 3y ago
As a senior manager I worked closely with a VP of engineering on the engineering culture - one of the expected outcome was the improvement of our Glassdoor company rating. But my VP (and probably the leadership) wanted to go fast. So my VP
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by gip 4y ago
A proven treatment to reverse type 2 diabetes make use of the keto diet, a low carbs diet (not low cal) which may be less risky. For most patients with T2D, doctor supervision is advised. One company working to reverse diabetes in the US is
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by gip 4y ago
I've been using Hasura in production for small commercial projects deployed on AWS and I've been positively impressed by the stability and the speed up - it makes spinning up a graphQL backend with row-level security straightforwa

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