moomoo11

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by moomoo11 1y ago
Bro they intervened in Guatemala because in almost every case where communism was preferred over capitalism that country went to shit and became a backwater. Commi didn’t work as an experiment after all those death camps and purges anyway.
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by moomoo11 1y ago
It was because they backstabbed us. We showed them how factories work and helped them set up manufacturing back in the day so we could be cooperation partners. Instead we were backstabbed by the CCP through IP theft and other corporate espi
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by moomoo11 1y ago
They aren’t voting because they are under dictators and sham pretend structures lol. They are sort of just pawns I guess? None of them will ever become self made. Tencent/Huawei or anyone else needs to stay in line with CCP and whateve
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by moomoo11 1y ago
That’s not what I meant, sorry my sentence structure was bad and I meant that in return for giving them factories they only continued to push the boundaries. It was IP thefts and infiltrating our top secrets because America is a far more op
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by moomoo11 1y ago
I have no problem with anyone individually. I'm sure we'd all get along just fine on that level. The issue is your gov. Same as Russia or anyone else. People are the same individually, but collectively we are not. The Lakers don’t
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by moomoo11 1y ago
You’d be surprised, a lot during interviews I conducted. I think it’s mostly people that have not worked with them.
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by moomoo11 1y ago
No. It’s a pita to organize and most information I consume is dynamic. Articles from 5 years ago are mostly useless today. Maybe for someone else they might be valuable, but I’m not a librarian not interested in collecting garbage. Very few
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Thanks
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by moomoo11 1y ago
The hacker and the system share the same maker, so the search was never outside to begin with. Breaking in is ironic, because the hacker is already part of what was created by the superuser they are looking for.
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by moomoo11 1y ago
I think the solution is to knock them down to a point that they are like India or Russia. Just big countries but stuck. I wouldn’t mind if we could make some plays to revamp Japan and some EU, and maybe grow India while boxing China and Rus
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Microservices for _organizational_ challenges. Lots of people think microservices = performance gains only. It’s not. It’s mainly for organizational efficiency. You can’t be blocked from deploying fixes or features. Always be shipping. With
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by moomoo11 1y ago
The reality is that physics is pretty fucking hard to crack. So that being said, sci fi is easy. It’s made up. I think SpaceX is cool af but end of the day rocket tech isn’t going to get us off-world unless it becomes our “cathedral” tier p
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Bro you’re talking to a probability machine.
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by moomoo11 1y ago
An online game that is actually a digital bank.
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Here’s your shovel ($1/1M token) Now go find gold. We are living in an era in which the expansion has dragged on long enough, and we are due a new expansion any time soon. However, the game will not be the same afterwards. It might not
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Man searching for God is like a hacker trying to find super user on some remote system. Turns out someone else made both :P
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Am I supposed to laugh like Elon on Joe Rogan when his Grok was acting like Monday?
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by moomoo11 1y ago
You’re not wrong. However, it is possible I could have wasted time doing something, inevitably. At least Claude Code closes that gap significantly which is ultimately a huge net positive for me. Even if it makes silly mistakes. I ask it to
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by moomoo11 1y ago
True capitalism is embracing the free market, or trying to be close to one. In Soviet Russia you follow their rules and do everything/anything to win. In US you follow the rules there and do everything/anything to win. In China&#x
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Yeah. AI is a great tool. I’m paying 200 for Claude code and another 60 bucks for other tools. I don’t need to hire anyone yet or waste my time delegating for same performance but 40x the cost . The tools are as good as I can make them, so
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by moomoo11 1y ago
If I was them I would build whatever brings my product to more people It’s not that hard.
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Passwordless is fine. Let’s be honest all forms of auth suck and have pros and cons. The real solution is detect weird logins because users cannot be trusted. That’s why we build for them!
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by moomoo11 1y ago
I would take more money and then not need to have a manager (annoying, usually useless people) anymore.
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Same here. I broke down the work to build a mobile app into architecture patterns. Each work segment was implementing this. CC still fucks up on basic shit (I believe that sometimes it just refuses to read the CLAUDE.md which is fucking ann
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Are there any speech to text (opposite direction) that I can load on mobile app?
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Excel is probably the only software I consider “perfect” and that is saying a lot imo.
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Are there apps or online service that people in your country lack? Maybe you could fill a niche and start there. Plus as a trainer (I assume fitness?) you probably have a lot of clients and maybe you can scale your service to tens of thousa
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Well. Have you seen the news recently?
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by moomoo11 1y ago
Keep going you got this.
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by moomoo11 1y ago
I’m open to discuss here if that’s okay. If it can also help others who are in similar boat. Biggest advice I can offer is that if YOU are building something you have the most to gain, and also lose. You give a shit, that’s why you are doin

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