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by mizzao 1y ago
No invasion is necessary. Just cutting of undersea cables, bringing communications and finance to a halt with a total information blackout, and then blockade the island from shipping. They'd be left with no choice but to negotiate a su
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by mizzao 1y ago
> What do they say about that? "The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent".
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by mizzao 1y ago
> Nvidia owns the platform and OpenAI owns the general consumer interface. I'd have to disagree with this. There are a number of general consumer interfaces and none of them have much of a moat or brand loyalty. Also, Apple is in th
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by mizzao 1y ago
I think Volvo already does this with their "Polestar" engine upgrade which is entirely software based and increases horsepower by 15 or so (and torque by a bit more). That costs $1200 retail as a one time fee. Is the main uproar h
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by mizzao 1y ago
good catch! wow...
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by mizzao 1y ago
Is this technical architecture so different from Meteor back in the day? Just curious for those who have a deeper understanding.
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by mizzao 1y ago
I recently wrote a little post about this exact idea: https://parsnip.substack.com/p/models-arent-moats
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by mizzao 1y ago
Home ownership is a huge economic subsidy for the upper-middle class in the US: mortgage interest deduction, cheap leveraged borrowing, real-estate investment, up to $500k of free capital gains, and an inflation hedge. It's pretty hard
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by mizzao 1y ago
Second this! My daughter stopped around lesson 53 when she was 4, but it stuck now at 6 years old she's able to read full books on her own, with her reading speed and ability increasingly exponentially. TL;DR version of the article, an
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by mizzao 1y ago
It's also possible, based on what happens to those who win the lottery, that his life could become a lot harder. It's not great to have the fact that you're making $2M a week plastered all over the Internet.
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by mizzao 1y ago
It's interesting the kind of Hail Mary pass they are throwing here when they already have Yann LeCun...
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by mizzao 1y ago
For this one, it appears to be something along the lines of $250M in RSUs vesting over 4 years with $100M of it in the first year (almost a seed round per week!)
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by mizzao 1y ago
Even if what you say is true, people don't add in this way. They still need to be managed, motivated, and somehow made to work together toward something of value. Microsoft Research had hundreds of big brains for decades that all worke
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by mizzao 1y ago
Very insightful short video for those who haven't taken a macroeconomics class before.
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by mizzao 1y ago
Really astute, non-political, and objectively accurate summary of the situation, in my opinion. Thank you for your writing.
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by mizzao 1y ago
Hardware companies outsourcing software development to dev shops is almost always an avoidable disaster, unfortunately.
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China Is Putting Data Centers in the Ocean to Keep Them Cool(scientificamerican.com)
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What people are vibe coding (and actually using)(lennysnewsletter.com)
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by mizzao 1y ago
Gives a whole new meaning to the "2 on 12 seed round" !
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by mizzao 1y ago
The "Son of Anton" was an coding agent that deleted the entire codebase. Not so far off from Cursor's YOLO mode, is it? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44262383
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by mizzao 1y ago
I've spoken to some non-LLM therapists that have been harmful as well. They still required a waitlist while also being expensive.
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by mizzao 1y ago
I'm a Frec user and have never heard of Double before. Is this likely to happen to them as well?
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by mizzao 1y ago
> The book covers 80 years—from the moments right after World War II and the way companies were behaving back then. This was the “golden age of capitalism” all the way to the highly unequal society we live in today. Can someone summarize
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by mizzao 1y ago
The last section of this post seems to be quite predictive of a sibling post on the front page right now: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44382752
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by mizzao 1y ago
Maybe an interesting side effect of this policy is that people will stop using social media if they intend to go to the US in the future. Perhaps not a bad thing, given the negative side effects of using it.
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by mizzao 1y ago
Luckily, NYC supports this so much that they've started handing out criminal misdemeanor summons for (minor) cycling offenses: https://ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/traffic_and_transit/2025/05... /s
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by mizzao 1y ago
Not so fast: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/07/us/politics/trump-musk-do... (gift article link)
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by mizzao 1y ago
It's truly a challenge to know which is which — the foolish and the prescient both look like people with similarly bad ideas when they first start out.
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by mizzao 1y ago
Is it true that every field that originally started with no rails, eventually leads to rails being constructed there? Every trailblazer can create a well-trodden path For example, startups were one of the most canonical examples of going of
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Lehman Brothers

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