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by jppope 7mo ago
This is actually really amazing. Cloudflare is just skating to where the puck is going to be on this one.
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by jppope 7mo ago
So silly question. Flock is making money off of my Name, Image, and Likeness can I request compensation for that?
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by jppope 7mo ago
The article's point is sound, but its missing a key component. People who build simpler systems are capable of getting more done - the build takes less, the maintenance takes less, etc. So when the engineer choosing simplicity is looki
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Small Teams (2025)(ntik.me)
3 points by jppope 7mo ago|0 comments
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by jppope 7mo ago
So silly question, in theory this is like brewing beer... what if a kid wants to make an operating system?
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by jppope 7mo ago
Interesting story for sure (to be clear I'm not talking about the writing by Reuters), but would you buy or skip the OpenAi IPO? To me it feels like one of those throw some play money into it and see what happens sort of situations. Ex
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by jppope 7mo ago
I've written these words multiple times here on HN, and have a draft blog by virtually the same title. I can't agree more with the sentiment, though I think theres some nuance the author is missing out on. Regardless, thank you fo
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by jppope 7mo ago
Sounds like an IPO in 6-18 months.
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by jppope 8mo ago
there was a thing on hacker news a couple of months ago by a group that measures that... the TLDR is that hot liquids or hot materials against plastic during production does increase micro plastics in food, which makes sense. Obv, we still
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by jppope 8mo ago
The author of this article is missing whats really going on: Hard novel things are still hard and valuable, easy things are now super easy and really aren't valuable anymore. Lets take an easy thing... like a meal planning app or a tod
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by jppope 8mo ago
Fantastic Article, well written, thoughtful. Here are a couple of my favorite quotes: * "Then it professionalised. Plug and Play arrived. Windows abstracted everything. The Wild West closed. Computers stopped being fascinating, can
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by jppope 8mo ago
From an economics standpoint the current state of the economy and the labor market doesn't really make any sense with the narrative being pushed. Companies are claiming that they are achieving productivity gains from AI yet we've
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by jppope 8mo ago
most automations for sales and marketing use browser extensions... linkedIn wants you using their tools not 3rd party
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by jppope 8mo ago
This is why I come to this site. Obviously, Twitter's financials are struggling and theres more than a few people rich people who don't want to take the hit... but we can all drop that for a second to discuss the plausibility of d
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by jppope 8mo ago
super fun game. I started then realized I could burn my entire day. Got into the 50s before I started thinking. Thanks NatGeo!
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by jppope 8mo ago
I've read the author's articles before and they really are quite cynical. It reminds me of all those 90s shows and movies where all the white-collar work was considered soul sucking and the people who did it were corporate stooges
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by jppope 8mo ago
Naïve question here... personally, I've never found Webmd, cdc, or Mayo clinic to be that good at fulfilling actual medical questions. why is it a problem to cite YouTube videos with a lot of views? Wouldn't that be better?
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by jppope 9mo ago
As the saying goes: "for us to be replaceable, clients would need to know what they want and how to articulate it... we're safe"
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by jppope 9mo ago
100% we are definitely heading towards a world where we work on hard problems and novel problems. The days of a team building a dashboard for a year for a crud app are likely behind us
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by jppope 9mo ago
Its sooooo weird to me that indie software is the target... the author is interested in replacing things that were always accessible to replace but not really worth it (Typora is still one of my favs) and not at all interested in replacing
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by jppope 9mo ago
weird, my site: jonpauluritis.com is listed in the small web but the filter doesn't show it.
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by jppope 9mo ago
So I don't really follow the news, except that adjacent stuff that pops up on hacker news... Is the administration serious or is this like just a distraction while they do something else when no one is paying attention?
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Everyone Has a Boss(jonpauluritis.com)
2 points by jppope 9mo ago|0 comments
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by jppope 9mo ago
> Prediction markets to me are a natural consequence of the post-truth world we live in My best strategy for dealing with people who have been radicalized is to make wagers. Even making the wagers is hard because they are often about ind
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by jppope 9mo ago
1. I made a prototype using LLMs 2. It worked so well! 3. Software Development is dead (just kidding, I finish the article by saying its not) 4. Everything we know has changed, my prototype proves it! ^^ Its been a rough couple of years w
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There Is No Budget for Books(jonpauluritis.com)
2 points by jppope 9mo ago|0 comments
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by jppope 9mo ago
I get that and scanned the article. they are currently, and have been, working on "AI" for a bit, but strategically they aren't positioned to provide a service offering right now. Even if they are going all in and they got re
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by jppope 9mo ago
This may just be me... but is anyone else in their head saying: "whats the catch?" ~~Meta~~ Facebook has made their money by de-stabilizing people's emotional state to keep them engaged and buying stuff via ads. I'm havi
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by jppope 9mo ago
You should let them know that they should be able to let that CFO go soon
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Take Care of Yourself First(jonpauluritis.com)
2 points by jppope 9mo ago|0 comments

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