johanneskanybal

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by johanneskanybal 4mo ago
it-bubble investor here. I think you're missing the point. Take a look at a 30 year graph of something from that era let's say Ericsson B. Phone networks are still around and very useful that's totally besides the point as fa
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by johanneskanybal 5mo ago
I mean agentic coding is a thing but anyone could learn that in a day or week. So the idea of throwing away people that could be the most productive with ai of course make no sense. But it's big corporations, not everything has to make
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by johanneskanybal 5mo ago
It's not magic but for me definitly claude is the way to go. Not expecting magic it's just another level of non-slop than the rest I've tried.
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by johanneskanybal 5mo ago
"Let's go surfing dude, we'll make some vibes!" This is like if someone lobotomized your grand dad and then created an tik tok account for him.
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by johanneskanybal 5mo ago
It's a great tool, and at 1/10 or 1/100th the cost of actual developers. In the context of yc I guess watch out getting re-disrupted by a smaller team faster than before. But that's really the trend the past 40 years so
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by johanneskanybal 6mo ago
Yea it was better in the years of extremely low rates. 2020-2022 it was 0.375% of total. Now it's up to 0.888% last year. There's some cases where it might be benefitial to use the "normal" account but for average Joe, n
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by johanneskanybal 6mo ago
No just saying us history is a 200 year thing europe history is counted in millienias, that's not really debatable. In this post it was noridc mythology but it's was all pretty mixed up together and influenced by each other since
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by johanneskanybal 6mo ago
It's where all of western history comes from so it's not very strange to be popular overall. It's not like us mythology is a thing.
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by johanneskanybal 6mo ago
That always helps. Another thing that helps is the free child care/school/university/health care/elderly care/parenting support/living support that the high taxes provides. The lowest standard is very high, the
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by johanneskanybal 6mo ago
It's pretty universal in the developed world to have some type of long term savings tax-scheme. In us it's 401k/roth. In canada it's tfsa. in uk it's isa. isa/401k/roth has pretty low caps. tfsa and isk ha
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by johanneskanybal 6mo ago
It sounds good on paper (pun intended) but policy strikes again, "Can my kid bring home her math book so we can work on the parts she's struggling with?" No of course not it lives in a cupboard at school 90% of the time might
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by johanneskanybal 6mo ago
A lot I guess or noone would use it. Personally two out of my last 4 jobs (contractor so switch often). All social media is bad by nature so just ignore that part. I much prefer having all recruiters in a single place rather than spread out
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by johanneskanybal 6mo ago
I kind of love Linkedin tbh. It's where you get jobs. They created Kafka. Definitly don't spend a lot of time there though just more if you need a new job.
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by johanneskanybal 6mo ago
Betting on sport is kind of what sports where made for. It's something without any consequence or meaning. The Author mixing that with the dictator and his cronies making buck from their position is offensive.
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by johanneskanybal 7mo ago
Well current social media has been unusable for a couple of years surely?
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by johanneskanybal 7mo ago
I mean not everyone cheers for the currently best soccer team either, it's partly about what you're invested in. If I had spent many years in Windows dev land I'm sure I would be arguing that side too.
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by johanneskanybal 7mo ago
Maybe this is a weird arena to state the obvious. But you don't need to build a multi-billion vc/public company. Build a smaller revenue generating company without outside funding and it's up to you.
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by johanneskanybal 8mo ago
For sure, it's booming in the current climate. My biggest bet for 2026 is Eutelsat which is the biggest star link competitor.
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by johanneskanybal 8mo ago
Trump is an obvious Russian agent. Stealing money for himself and destroying all western trust is his only goal.
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by johanneskanybal 8mo ago
This is the point of time in history where the people usually start a revolution. Do that.
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by johanneskanybal 8mo ago
This is pretty basic tech to replicate if it's needed though. It wasn't needed before so we just used what was there. But crazy to think the place you spawned from 2k years ago couldn't make another basic payment system if it
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by johanneskanybal 8mo ago
With all the other crazy world-destroying us bullshit, is this also you? 50% you, 50% russia. It's an new gameshow, is it Russian or us?
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by johanneskanybal 8mo ago
I think the opportunity is huge, that a new social media without the current flaws will emerge is inevitable and this is could be part of the implementation solution but sure no real universal success. Think it probably needs to come outsid
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by johanneskanybal 9mo ago
That’s an easy cop-out and disagree as an European with stronger social nets. But yes this is still a heart warming story.
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by johanneskanybal 10mo ago
When I see juries in American movies it always seems like a bit of an joke and manipulating them is a common plot theme. Just very random, the opposite of what I expect from an justice system. Many non-authoritarian states don't use th
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by johanneskanybal 10mo ago
I mean if revolution isn't in the cards this term I don't know what would get you there.
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
If you’re in tech in us you’re also compensated based of that, it’s not exactly the same math everywhere/anywhere. Also we’re at a site which is the Mecca of meritocracy and it’s useful to remember that part too.
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
So far it's screwed up my wifi and directed me through malicious link's I've blindly followed even if I take full responsibility ofc. And that's from less than 80h usage just on my home computer.
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
I think that’s the article but tl;dr that’s only part of the problem and already widly adopted with mutexes in say dynamo or whatever flavor you chose. This is about not having global locks or 10 arbitary random locks per subdomain but rath
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by johanneskanybal 1y ago
I think a lot of these organizations are just really immature in their hiring because of growth. That’s my experience with Sweden’s Loveable at least. That coupled with a high amount of candidates I wouldn’t think much of failing one (biase

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