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The navel gazing is getting out of hand
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4y ago
Ramp too I think. Somebody should put together a list of startup friendly neobanks.
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4y ago
His cult of personality is one of the reasons for Tesla's valuation. Remove him, and you have a crash.
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What are some use cases for this sort of libraries?
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What's the story behind Amazon's SSR?
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4y ago
Yeah they should pay Plaid a grand a month for that privilege instead.
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4y ago
How long before we get public access? I signed up for the beta a few weeks ago but I haven't heard back aside from having to fill in a bunch of surveys.
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4y ago
Survivor bias!
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Uploads are already slower than downloads for residential.
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4y ago
For all the improvements pioneered by Marko, why is eBay still so slow (compared to equivalent ecommerce sites in Next.js and similar)?
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Just Street View alone will easily blow through the profits they make from those data unless they use the data for something like commodity trading.
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4y ago
Upstash developer evangelists where art thou? Come quickly, everyone’s waiting for you! https://upstash.com
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4y ago
They need a more sophisticated trading strategy for this to work, because as long as they are providing cashflow for Google, their share purchases will never catch up to Google's valuation.
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4y ago
> the actual DNA codons don't normally change. Unless you are bacteria ! I will see myself out.
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You don't even need to white label, the situation in scientific software is so bad that even a a slightly nicer UI + managed hosting (with typical enterprise SaaS level of data security/compliance) will net you many laboratories a
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4y ago
Why is the airflow so turbulent over the trailing edge? Is it even considered a full transition?
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They put the horse before the cart when it came to crypto gaming. You are supposed to focus on the gaming part first and make it as fun and addictive as possible. Focusing on the crypto aspect only of course would cause it to fail.
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What's the point of learning linear algebra without determinants? How else are you supposed to learn about eigenvectors?
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Woodworking lacks rigor, too much "doing by feel" and too few carpenters have proper structural/mechanical engineering training. I recommend EE as a hobby for software engineers instead, RF and signal processing are just as c
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Yes but most of the time the compute abstractions are reasonably accurate that a slight loss of fidelity is still magnitudes better than physical experimentation. For example if you want to build a Boston dynamics style robotic dog, a kinem
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Regular expressions were invented to model neurons (predating gradient descent) by Kleene of the Kleene star. C.f. "Representation of Events in Nerve Nets and Finite Automata" Before backpropagation was a glimmer in LeCun's
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No experience with high-level chemistry. Had training in both life science and software engineering. Standard premed science major chemistry experience. Business experience in chemical engineering fields What sort of science vertical do you
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Most of the immediately useful (to humans) chemistry are all organic based and electron-pushing doesn't exactly make for exciting reading. Sure everybody wants to re-enact Breaking Bad but learning the hundred or so heuristics of car
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Your competitors -> https://www.airplane.dev/ , https://windmill.dev
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License is not the same as trademark, and most licenses do not grant trademark. You can distribute but you have to do it under a different name or brand (should upstream choose to enforce). All the people downvoting need to take a class on
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You are a software engineer. Learning and picking up new things should be your bread and butter. No major tech company test for "framework" knowledge over fundamentals. If you know how http and network requests work, how state and
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Do AGIs dream of crystal nights? Greg Egan is calling and he wants his simulated worlds back!
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And it is perfectly within upstream's rights to deny trademark and send a C&D to downstream.
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4y ago
Crowded space! Flightcontroller, qovery, Architect. Competition is stiff, I am interested to see where your product is heading.
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Looks good, I have some questions. Are security updates and DevOps automatic? How fine grained are the security updates i.e. Kernel level or app level? How long does it take end-to-end from CVE patch release to end user applying the update?
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