moomoo11

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by moomoo11 4mo ago
call me weird but i never got into voice anything i don't want to talk out loud to my devices, i just want to turn a dial or press a button and move on. god forbid i have to type.
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
found the economist (just kidding)
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
lol or my favorite theory: I wake up and it is 1994. I am 3 years old, outside with my grandpa <3 well, shit. here we go again. like, what even is consciousness and all that :s sorry, just thought i'd share lol
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
He wasn't just a software enginer — he was also a true innovator.
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
ah okay. but do you know any alternatives to Hetzner for US?
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
thank you
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
i'm looking at the site and it seems they don't have this in US
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
how's that work? do they operate them on the buyer's behalf?
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
what's a good hetzner alternative for US? i'm currently using their hillsboro instances. i'm not going to pay 3-4x more.
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
because 400k TC plus attracts people who optimize for earning high TC and not necessarily being “passionate” about the actual tech. i’d say it’s worse for founders. i barely see any nerdy founders anymore in sf. it is all striver types whos
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
godspeed for anyone still using windows in 2026 i’m happy on mac even with its ux regressions, and my ubuntu workstation.
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
cold outreach to a founder or executive with what you can offer. find people doing things you find interesting. what do you have to lose besides getting ignored?
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
the point is that there is no place like california. seattle is nice but i would pick sf 100 out of 100 times
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
california forever i hope the right people and companies leave and go deal with high humidity and heat waves
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
if it’s rejected you can talk to them via the reply system built in to app store connect and explain the issue. you could also load the weights from some backend on app load.
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
it reminds me of no code builders when that was all the rage in like 2018 or so nobody made anything interesting. all the arr sham was from people trying it out for a month and then realizing it sucks. coding agents are only really useful i
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
thats fine you can leave. it’s probably for the best for us. that’s why the mission is so important and requires a great filter. mass effect 2 is my favorite game ever. it is all about putting together the team, and ensuring you work with e
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
yeah we have to think about 4 billion years from now
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
same as before. i am solving a problem, so i think (keyword) about how im doing to do that. then i lay that out for the LLM. i have a bunch of documentation and todos etc. i manage that and then orchestrate the ai to implement what ive aske
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
this is what I've been doing, and obviously I have a startup so I need to double-ensure that I don't onboard any bads. you can start people off as contractors too. I still think a single in person LC style (doesn't have to be
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
I get like 15-50 mbps down on my iPhone 16 when I'm on 5g... and that's enough to stream music, youtube, use as a hotspot, etc. sometimes if I'm lucky i'll get much higher speeds but I guess being in a city with 100s of
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
yeah but these days it is even more important to filter out bads and even at "good" companies you have people who can game the system to get in, and then they struggle to get anything done on time or be responsible for taking on a
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
having worked in tech and now running my own company.. the honest truth is that maybe 10-20% of SWE (at best) are “good”. sure it is harsh but i won't lie. if you're good you'll probably relate. the rest kind of suck. i’ve ne
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
just fire him lol sounds like a nightmare
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
I actually did this. And that's why I feel confident calling out people like the guy in the article who enjoyed the upside and then do this performative cringe. I quit my job working for oil and gas companies, and taught myself how to
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
well at least the TC and stock appreciation was worth it right? sorry not being a jerk but many of these kinds of posts just come off as performative and attention seeking. you could have just quit, literally everyone knows how FAANG operat
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
did you use single table design? and yeah you have to spend a lot of upfront time designing your data models
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
20% time works when the 80% time spent is a money printer that goes brrrr only a few companies like google had that imo. most companies cannot afford that.
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
i had this same complaint but no offense to you it turned out i was just not using the models right. ai llm are doing what i tell them to. if you’re building something meaningful (in my case a platform used by many people across many compan
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by moomoo11 4mo ago
same but this could be useful for db level things that are not business logic related. i have always had maintenance packages for this type of stuff. if i could deploy them alongside the database itself that could be kind of cool. but yeah

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