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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Are you "giving up a bit of equity"? I think more accurately you are pointing your front tyres towards a path of aiming for fast growth and investment. YC doesn't want 7% of a $1m arr Haskell consultancy as the endgame for yo
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Was going to say this has been discussed on HN recently. So searched and found your account asked similar questions before. https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=emmasuntech .
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
No one. It psychologically makes me feel guilty if I can't keep up. I'd weirdly rather have an email and ignore or read it than pull rss and not read for ages. Funny enough the only time I used rss was when I had that cool outlook
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Try antialias with that bad boy
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Rock and roll!
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Why didn't that catch on pre-transistor? Feels like you'd get higher density than valves and relays.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Circle tube, rectangle case.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Low code wont die. But selling low code might. But if I can get my AI to use an off the shelf open source flow orchestrator rather than manual coding api calls that is better.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
No that was the Pepsi
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
One of those may be useful in say Iran RN.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I had a minidisc but never knew the actual MB capacity. Just you can get a CD on there. Id guess 100Mb? But the Zip drive also competed well in the space, I had one of those too!
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
it is an attempt to prove a very specific case of the theorem x = sqrt(x) ^ 2.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Operational excellence will always be needed but part of that is writing good code. If the slop machine has made bad decisions it could be more efficient to rewrite using human expertise and deploy that.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Can ROTW sanction Iran by giving it zero internet access even to "elites" by refusing to peer.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Terraform is a great use case: * Unrefactorable and highly boilerplatey * Probably too big a job and low impact to rewrite as IaC * AI can do all that tedious plumbing well * Since result is a depoyment not executable code it suffices to ch
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
help will come ... but with scare quotes.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I reckon that would require say 6 gunners in each city. Plausible.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
> I've read a ton of philosophy and something I don't really understand is that one nation killing another is more immoral than when a nation does this to their own domestic population. Which books say that?
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I am musing with the idea that other than dipping a toe in, investing a lot of time in this stuff is a waste (for this reason) and a better use is get deeper human domain experience in XYZ.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Yet I got a small cheque this week from FCC vs Amazon so...
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Everyone. Subscribe. Hit the 39.99. File a CC dispute. Then class action. My theory. Apple not doing this for the money (as this is like me scamming a homeless guy for 0.001c) but someone working for Apple did it to hit an OKR for their pro
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Also for daring: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippe_Petit
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
An AI bubble pop is going to create depression if this sort of thinking continues. Fire bright people to spend money on questuonable quality AI. If others follow we are saying "all in" and shoving the poker chips on more model imp
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Amazon got where it was by ruthlessness. What may not be OK is in US you need a job to get healthcare. But other than that people earning that much can't expect job for life type situation like a firefighter or teacher. In US almost ev
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Like Disqus I guess. Hopefully though with the magic incentive alignment about who is the product in a better place. That said in Wordpress you spend zero devops time, and get comments and decent spam filtering options. You also don't
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
I admit it is rare. It is more likely if the app has search and DB has been optimised to bring the needed retrevied data onto the index. But it isn't like I haven't reached for a clustered index a few times.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
How is it the same IO? Each query needs to navigate the index then read. The two queries do that twice. Is it faster to read pages 30-50 of a book by: a) Go to page 30, read until 50 b) Go to page 30, read that page, close book, open book,
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
You dont cut all network just decide what you allow to pierce. For files it has an isolated file system. That can have a git clone.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
One index scan beats 200 index lookups though surely? I.e. sometimes one query is cheaper. It is not network anymore. Also you can run your "big" DB like postgres on the same machine too. No law against that.
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by hahahahhaah 9mo ago
Unfortunately we need another law because people wanna be bros and douchebags. I don't care how good your game is if you do this ypu are a coward not a real man.

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