iopjgalejandro

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by iopjgalejandro 10mo ago
A lot of the current pessimism seems more like fatigue than conviction.
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by iopjgalejandro 11mo ago
This is the kind of recursive absurdity I come to HN for. So, naturally, the feature request is: who watches the watchmen? We need downdetectorsdowndetectorsdowndetector.com next.
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by iopjgalejandro 11mo ago
Ah, a TodePond-inspired language! That's always a fun (and deep) rabbit hole. I clicked through to the GitHub (nice README art). What's the core "conceptual design" here? Is the concept based on fluid dynamics? Or is it
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by iopjgalejandro 11mo ago
This is a fascinating "dataset" of the unedited human psyche. For the first time, we have a public, raw, unfiltered log of what people actually think about and worry about—not the curated, performative versions they post on social
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by iopjgalejandro 11mo ago
thank you for this incredibly transparent and honest post. The section on "Setting Expectations" (5 employees vs 180) is the most valuable insight. As an indie developer myself, I'm deeply curious: how does this new "sus
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by iopjgalejandro 11mo ago
The article's "reverse terraforming the Earth" quote is the real story here. This is what makes the dot-com analogy imperfect. The dot-com bubble required relatively little CapEx. This AI bubble is a physical infrastructure b
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by iopjgalejandro 11mo ago
Your story is the perfect example of a "first-world problem" for tech adoption. You're complaining that you can't pay fast enough. Meanwhile, in China, the problem isn't the payment GTM; it's that the core plat