moralestapia

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by moralestapia 2mo ago
https://httpstate.com // a super easy to use, batteries included, library and server to exchange small bits of data between apps https://wafertown.com // the first LLMORPG, you write a prompt and
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by moralestapia 2mo ago
I agree but it's a bit nuanced. If you can still buy a domain, publish a site, and other people read it as usual, then the web is still open imo. But I can see a lot of negative network effects if/when Cloudflare gets to control 6
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by moralestapia 2mo ago
>That is not the open web that I would like to see. Cloudflare is opt-in so I don't see that being an issue (yet).
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
Taalas is just a phenomenal startup from Toronto. My dearest congratulations to the founders. Edit: Lol, downvotes? Stay jelly, meanwhile Talas goes brrr.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
"[...] at one point they asked me to work a weekend and I already had plans, so they asked what it would take. I wanted a classic FIAT 500, so I named the price of the car: multiple thousands of pounds. The management said yes, it was
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
What a great quote, man, is it yours?
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
This is true, though. But please do not say this out loud, you might hurt the feelings of a passing junkie.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
Personally, I would prefer 10B USD liquid and tax-free
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
My closest friends came to be because I spent significant time around them. >The main catalyzer is something you do regularly with another person. The easiest thing to do that in an intentional way is to find regular activities and do th
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
I created (well ... bought the domain) https://clubs.fyi to solve this problem for myself, after I moved to a new city and found myself with no friends for like the 4th time in my life[1]. And yes, the findings in TFA are true.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
x2 All the "bad guys" of today were the "good guys" at some point in time. You even cheered for them back then.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
>I’m recently back from Baja California Sur. Well, you went to one of the most beautiful places on the planet. I wouldn't want to leave either. On a more substantial comment, people seem much more happy in appearance and on specific
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
Funny this is how people initially started re-shaping some computational problems to resemble graphic pipelines and get "great computational power"; back when it was called GP(General Purpose-)GPU computing.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
"Hehe, just hack into your car and completely void your insurance claims and warranty to stop it from playing ads. ;)"
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
Great read, this is the kind of stuff an actual 1M TOC engineer should come up with.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
What I've (noticed) is that many of their beliefs overlap. Nobel prize winners are the smartest people on the planet, people go out of their way to extend them a carpet everywhere they go, we are supposed to do that, but then are we al
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
Ah, I thought it was some rotten fish. Thanks. >With all the salt, you could create another Hacker News. Lol.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
Hmm, curious, could there be any use for this substance? Fertilizer or something?
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
>"what are we even (left) doing" Maybe that's you. In my case, it's going better than ever.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
Sorry dude, but you're a liar. Not long ago, a friend of my dad was showing me his old Macbook Pro (one of those big 17-inch aluminum ones). He never upgraded the OS and somehow Safari can still open his email and he has Word and stuff
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
>and to defend their inexperience, hire under experienced teams It's also a bit of "I like you because you're like me" thing plus some "it's useful to me that you're like that". I've seen plen
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
@tptacek (and others who have their house full of sensors and toys), check out https://httpstate.com . Your feedback as a builder is greatly appreciated :).
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
I've written about that, and the rest of that spectrum of apps, here: https://blog.moralestapia.com/posts/application-paradigms-en...
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
Sweet, now YC itself will be the startup :D.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
>All this technology just to underperform the S&P My takeaway is that the benefit of using a much more complex algorithm is marginal.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
Quite similar to CZ and FTX.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
Wow, so, he narrowly avoided prison while at FTX, then went to work for Scam Altman, now does "investment funds" (a classic trope). The guy really really really wants to end up in prison, lol.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
Can you name others that deserved it more?
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
I do not think it was Nobel worthy for Hassam et. al. David Baker is the GOAT of that field, it should have been awarded to him only.
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by moralestapia 3mo ago
The actual URL is covid.gov which redirects to the one linked on the post.

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