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joshu
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Finally, a topic I can speak with some authority on. I'm not sure that tags make that much sense as an organizing schema for a filesystem. It's just too painful for items to not have canonical names. In my original design, a bookm
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joshu
5y ago
it's been 15 years and i'm still a bit traumatized by aurora
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joshu
5y ago
i always thought it was WoW. lots to do, but all gatekept and previously defined/allowed
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5y ago
i guess what i really want is idempotency of identity. i don’t need people’s real identities, i just need them to not make millions of accounts and spam with them.
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joshu
5y ago
i thought this was about advertising.
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something something baudrillard, especially the music box
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5y ago
identity as a core layer. having been in the wrong end of a large service that was relentlessly attacked and spam. i understand the value of anonymity but it probably should not have been the default.
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joshu
5y ago
time is very punishing to IRR as it stretches on, but the returns accumulate. you cannot assume a dollar is fungible as you may not have been able to invest in the same thing at some other point.
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they don't call indefinitely, the committed amount is called over a 2-3 year period. they do this because it lets them keep the IRR low (since uncalled capital isn't invested and thus not counted) LPs generally do not want to have
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I miss the McGraw-Hill bookstore in NYC. It was amazing
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yes, they send you a note and you wire the money in. eventually they start doing distributions (hopefully). it gets hectic.
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as an angel i have invested in a bunch of companies that later IPO'd. they then continued to significantly appreciate. the downside is that the time horizon is very long (ie one that i invested in 2006 IPOd in 2015 and continues to ris
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alternatively you could have one or more specific crossings once a day and be done with the whole problem.
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so, he thinks you should have to buy pro-rata, and then have the later investors take it away anyway? and then the investor is expected to go to court over it? how long do you think investors that sue their founders will continue to get goo
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i built a much nicer version once and it is QUITE difficult to drive the etch-a-sketch rigidly, as there isn't much mechanical support inside the machine. i ended up removing the knobs, adding steppers directly opposite to the shafts,
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5y ago
does nim have anything like scikit yet?
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because very little is happening at a $5mm cap in 2021 in silicon valley. other people have posted publically: a third of companies die, an third eventually return a 1x, a third go on to offer better returns than that. tweak that based on i
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5y ago
$5m cap? what is this, 2014? four years later, you've got, in all likelyhood, three dead companies, and one company that has raised another round and you've been diluted, perhaps significantly. don't use stories to make decis
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pics of the CNC?
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joshu
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and he's on twitter here: https://twitter.com/baabbaash
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one issue is that pens need to have some compliance to the surface (versus a 3d printer or CNC, which don't) to get good lines on my CNC machine, I had to make a slide on the z axis with a spring to apply force downward with the pen.
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https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-Dangling-String-by-N...
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no. anything that is strong enough to, say, CNC will also be very slow for 3d printing or laser. different processes demand different designs.
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lingdong is a awesome. tons of interesting stuff in his github. https://github.com/LingDong-
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it was the first commercial mouse. they didn’t know.
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delightfully cruel!
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joshu
5y ago
this is hacker news, where scorn is the major currency
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supply chain attacks
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5y ago
esphome seems pretty great, been meaning to give it a try.
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joshu
5y ago
i tried looking closer but it mostly looked the same. what am i missing?
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