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by mandeepj 4mo ago
He already applied for it a couple of days ago
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
> Just a funnel straight into a potential scam They claim that they do not charge you anything. So, how can they scam you? Of course, besides your hours and the potential outcome (code). Just curious.
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
I gave you clear clues, but you still overlooked my comment. These blockers are a hit or miss on any given day; remember, it's a continuous fight between both sides.
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
Ha! I should have seen that coming :-)
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
Eric - enjoyed your talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VKliOQXQ9M&t=1s . What can a founder do to safeguard his position, interests, and company? A couple of things that come to my mind are: have an aligned/fri
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
> inspiring materials for free Minus ad watch time! The cost is directly proportional to how you value your time.
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
or, could be they pivoted to cover the expenses?
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
Both are your retirement funds! So…you call one, you call the other one as well.
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
> Reusing rockets reliably rather than "throwing them away" is a great achievement and I'm surprised people have to justify it on HN You can milk a cow only a set number of times!
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
> this is disgusting corruption The guy called 401(k)s a Ponzi scheme. Now, he's coming after them to loot.
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
> If your product becomes commoditized Depends on the product - whether protein bars, salty chips, cellular service, or IPhone or something else. If your product has a flavor, it’s never going to get commoditized. Coke still tastes bette
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
Whatever they all do, they can never, ever match the quality of Apple! I've bought many Macs so far, and many Windows machines (Dell, Sony, 1st and 2nd Gen of Surface) as well. All of those Windows machines died within less than 2 year
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Nvidia unveils new processor for Windows laptops(finance.yahoo.com)
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by mandeepj 4mo ago
> I honestly do not know where to go. Yeah, with blinders on, it's hard to see that. Otherwise, the playground was wide open. If whales start eating your revenue, then you go after them.
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
Why not use ‘Voice to text’ to type? Then you don’t need to carry a keyboard, look for a table to place it, and also hunt for a Clorox container to lean your phone against.
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
Peter Thiel is a naturalized US citizen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Thiel Musk was (mostly) great until 2020; Something happened to him during the COVID timeframe. I'd not want Musk, Thiel, or Palantir gu
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
> including our technological lead, is built by immigrants That's my point to get the Constitution changed (Amendment #28) to allow an immigrant to run for POTUS. We love US more than natural-born citizens. Our interests are far mo
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
It’s ok to be patriotic, but underestimating your enemy could be foolish or even fatal. https://www.google.com/search?q=iran+launched+spy+satellite+...
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
> It would be quite stunning Iran defeated the united states in this sense. > The fact that this outcome is surprising represents a very loud and public failure on the administration's part. You can't teach stupid!! The cowa
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
Being an investor in Anthropic, Amazon must have a preferred billing rate, but others do not. No wonder their revenue shot up so much, so fast, because of BS goals like those.
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
> Why is that? Precisely why he left the Democratic party, because their voters are not gullible and religious fanatics.
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
> Seeing software as investment avoids speaking about "technical debt" by speaking about "value" People already see their efforts as an investment, but that doesn't stop Debt from accruing over time. There will a
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
> 'Very few people were opting in to end-to-end encrypted messaging in DMs,' Meta says. Then why didn't you make the opt-in default like Signal and WhatsApp? :-)
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
They are hopping on for endorsements, election funds, and votes from his followers.
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
"use all of the compute capacity at their Colossus 1 data center" So, they handed out all of their data center to Anthropic; Grok wasn't using it much?
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
Point On! Probably done by two different teams, who don't know about each other. I hate this (re)captcha so bad. They assume everyone is bad.
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
> possibly because of fears that someone will trick the agent into giving them a refund or something. Refunds could require approval. And, it could not be just the agent's sole decision.
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
Not if you want to write code by yourself.
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
I think there should be another page 'GitHub is NOT down'. Needless to say, for all the other times it's Down.
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by mandeepj 5mo ago
That’s the classic phenomenon of cheaper pricing due to offshoring! If your expenses are in dollars then for sure recovery is going to be in dollars as well. Why is that a surprise to anyone?

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