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by leroman 4y ago
I suppose they made some money by running these cards.. They stand to get SOME of the initial investment back, unlike BTC ASICs, they are basically worthless outside of BTC mining..
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by leroman 4y ago
Great! Unlike BTC the miners can sell their gear so they are not down on their investment.. I imagine BTC miners putting up a good fight if this was on the table and they stand to lose all their asics
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by leroman 4y ago
Working on a SaaS startup my self, realized marketing is very important, i recommend you read the book “the mom test” it will give you tools to speak with users and get to product market fit
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by leroman 4y ago
I'm a long time Vegan, few month back I started tacking a multi-vitamin for no special reason.. I do blood tests from time to time and everything looks fine.. No deficiencies. Still, I notices I was getting less tired in specific situ
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Show HN: I built a competitor tracking automation SaaS tool(cuetap.com)
3 points by leroman 4y ago|0 comments
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by leroman 4y ago
Am I correct to understand that VCs get the same share of the pie, now, that the valuations are lower? So the valuation changes, the amount the VC puts in changed but not the % VCs get from the deal? This seems that the founders get the sho
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by leroman 4y ago
It's unfortunate you see it this way.. Actually, I recommend you do the same. This has helped me to- - find them more humain when I see these people in family gatherings and other life events - find that we have some other ideological
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by leroman 4y ago
The other day I was arguing with anti-vaxer people I know on FB.. Upon checking their FB profiles (as I like to do to try to understand these people better) I saw they were also denying that there is actually a heat wave in Europe and it&#x
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by leroman 4y ago
Like free speech, people abused communication channels, personal gain is OK but people quickly learned that this is done on their expense, be it their work's credit being stolen (or not fairly shared) or un-proportional recognition is
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by leroman 4y ago
A while back I was sold on a subscription because I wanted to subscribe on some topics and get a nice digest in my mail every day or so.. But in actuality I started getting - some shitcoin promoters - some wfh scams - click baity topics wit
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by leroman 4y ago
Electric cars are coming. The power dynamics in the oil and energy world is changing.. Maybe adaptability needs to mean also a contracting economy? Who said overall profits in a world with more reliable components and less waste, is overall
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by leroman 4y ago
The worst thing about DevOps engineers having Dev part of their title is that they started to believe they know better than the devs what needs to be done and how. Oh you need a queue here.. Nah you don’t need Kafka.. The Author here is rig
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by leroman 4y ago
Mining & exchanges are the base of Crypto business (as long as they don't lose their pants due to hacks or emblazonment.. as they sometimes do). So they will probably be the last ones to fall.. (if it comes to it..)
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by leroman 4y ago
Javascript is also a very popular back-end language (Node JS)..
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A book about lichens saved Amazon in the early days(inc.com)
3 points by leroman 4y ago|1 comments
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by leroman 4y ago
I believe the FBA program exists so that Amazon does not seem like a monopoly, as anybody can sell there.. And so, it would seem they have very little interest in policing it.. I personally got my money back many times when issues came up,
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by leroman 4y ago
If people are afraid for their jobs (or more generally about the economy) they are more likely to do what you say.. WFH.. criticism about Twitter.. all things better discussed when economy recovers.. how convenient..
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by leroman 4y ago
Employees get what they need and give what they can.. But seriously, I always found it amusing that once you step into a corporate you can get food, drinks & other amnesties for free.. almost like it's a socialist society.. But whe
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by leroman 4y ago
I suppose that is my point, sayings such as "I haven't seen a single start-up failing due to tech" is not possible to defend..
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by leroman 4y ago
> In 15 years of doing technical due diligence (200+ jobs) I have yet to come across a company where the tech was what eventually killed them. Not my experience.. What does a “tech failure” look like? Do the servers catch fire? Is the we
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by leroman 4y ago
Maybe each of us reading into this with our own bias, we’re seeing ourselves and what makes us stuck, there is no single answer that applies to everyone
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by leroman 4y ago
I gather from your blog that you are 14 and are not a professional yet (get paid to write code etc..) What I believe you are missing to be able to execute on your project is order. Going from "idea" to "writing code" sou
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by leroman 4y ago
Have lots of money to begin with. This is what I believe in from my experience in starting businesses. Much of the "stomach" to take risks and taking them multiple times depends on how "lucky" you were to begin with. Peo
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by leroman 4y ago
I’ve learned that B2B SaaS are actually a way to scale your company, there aren’t enough really good people to go around, so think of it as outsourcing good skills
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by leroman 4y ago
I haven't tried the code in the repository but form skimming it a bit it seems to have the same issue I had when I tried this approach - what should I do while developing? What I mean is that this works, but in production.. I couldn&#x
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by leroman 4y ago
Many years ago while working support for a big brand enterprise Firewall company, I learnt that for any big business for which you expected security to be priority, the reality was - usability always wins, if you put your money to the contr
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by leroman 4y ago
This is great for our Jenkins github account we use to manage autorizations for… the Jenkins server
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Save America’s Patent System(nytimes.com)
2 points by leroman 4y ago|0 comments
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How Starfish move without having a brain(kqed.org)
2 points by leroman 5y ago|0 comments
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by leroman 5y ago
Have to say, seeing my Auto Pilot graphics with cars "jumping" all over and appearing and disappearing.. (this is not the FSD Beta graphics mind you) compared with what seems like a stable and coherent visualization of the environ

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