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by lulznews 3y ago
Ya man the AI will escape through your laptop and get ya
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by lulznews 3y ago
Very cool.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Indeed has never been a good site for good jobs.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Sounds like clear bs.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Yea this is the basic premise of chess …
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by lulznews 3y ago
Do not form a C Corp unless someone is writing you a 6+ figure check to do so.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Does it have porn? If not it’s basically useless. (Sad but true statement.)
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by lulznews 3y ago
Lmao. No.
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by lulznews 3y ago
How many maintenance issues occur in Japan?
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by lulznews 3y ago
Cool! For my own edification: how did you validate this idea before building? It sounds like the kind of thing you would have to convince people they need. Or am I wrong and people were telling you they needed this?
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by lulznews 3y ago
Yes the manifesto is not objectionable. However what Agile really means in practice is “Jira ticket factory.”
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by lulznews 3y ago
Really??? I find this shocking and hard to believe since these are part of the tech establishment revolving door landscape. No sprint/scrum bs at those companies???
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Ask HN: Companies that reject Agile cultism?
7 points by lulznews 3y ago|8 comments
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by lulznews 3y ago
It’s far too valuable. People will start evading the FDA en masse and buy direct from China soon.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Code is code bro. Just use what you like.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Tech startups are usually “let’s take a gamble” not “let’s pencil in 30% tax deductions.” I’m all for not paying taxes but it’s not typically part of the calculus before starting something.
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by lulznews 3y ago
>It's not enough. I was geared up to start a business this year; this, specifically, has put the brakes on it. Bro what? Were you starting the business specifically to get these deductions? (I’m genuinely curious, sounds like a fun
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by lulznews 3y ago
Sounds like a clown show all around, standard for the golden age of fraud.
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by lulznews 3y ago
More accurately: the failure of the managerial class.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Noted for future tax dodging.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Don’t assume recruiters are rational or have agency. Actually if you start thinking of them as low reliability automatons you’ll start to understand.
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by lulznews 3y ago
GPT produces better code than mid tier engineers, this is no surprise.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Yes, RTO is widely known to be a scam.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Maybe I didn’t explain channel saturation well enough - what I mean is that all scalable channels seem saturated currently. Getting an audience to validate an idea is as much work if not more than building the idea. So I’m looking for ways
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by lulznews 3y ago
Do you think it’s effective for validating ideas though or did you already have PMF?
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by lulznews 3y ago
That sounds optimal. The game is the game.
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by lulznews 3y ago
That’s fine and all but this is 2024 we don’t need people to like pitch decks we need dollars exchanging hands. A higher bar of validation.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Ehh moms don’t get B2B and only savvy moms are going to get a lot of B2C. I need scalable and repeatable.
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by lulznews 3y ago
Jail time and asset seizure, only just solution.
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Ask HN: What's your startup validation playbook in 2024?
16 points by lulznews 3y ago|14 comments

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