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mrnobody_67
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mrnobody_67
8mo ago
I was burning $10-$20 per hour, $1.50 - $3.00 per prompt with Gemini 3 in Openclaw... it was insanely inefficient.
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Self-Hosting LLMs with Ollama and Docker
(sitepoint.com)
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8mo ago
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Ollama vs. vLLM: When to Start Scaling Your Local AI Stack
(sitepoint.com)
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8mo ago
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3y ago
Company was burning $17m per month with less than $300m in revenue... while growing at a slower rate than ramp.com . simply unsustainable.
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Lose Weight Like a Billionaire with Ozempic, Wegovy and Maunjaro
(semaglutide.substack.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
An overview of the studies and data regarding the repurposed type-2 diabetes drugs that are now being used for weight loss by Elon Musk and other celebs. Curious to hear others experience with Wegovy, Ozempic, and similar..
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4y ago
The writing was on the wall for quite a while here... the company is literally run by convicted felons. Check out the short seller report -- https://www.sprucepointcap.com/carvana-co-update/
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5y ago
One ENS founder is already in jail for helping North Korea - just Google Virgil Griffith + ENS. He's been scrubbed from their site already. Now this... This project is rotten to the core. That anybody chooses to use .eth in their Twitt
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mrnobody_67
5y ago
Sandy's background (the Amazon exec quoted at the top of the article) is very impressive! https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandyacarter/
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5y ago
I'm glad so many smart people are getting paid $200,000+ per year to bring such new and innovative products to the market.
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5y ago
Ahh Geocities, brings back memories.
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Web3: How We Got Here
(unstoppabledomains.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Step #1, forget everything you learned on wall street bets
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5y ago
They got beat out by Opera who got there first, but Brave is a much better browser.
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Brave Browser Adds Support for Blockchain Domain Names
(brave.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
There are only so many viable combinations of 4-letter domain names... $2400 seems pretty fair compared to what .com's of the same length are going for (50K-$1m+ for random 4 letter combinations)
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5y ago
Honeypot is much smaller. Any centralized source of data is very attractive and worth spending a lot of time & effort on and inevitable gets hacked: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_data_breaches
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5y ago
Not sure about others, but I've paid thousands of dollars for ICANN renewal fees over the last decade... love the idea of "owning" real estate on the internet vs. merely renting it (and having prices go up every few years).
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Opera adds native support for blockchain domain names
(blogs.opera.com)
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6y ago
Same as Dogecoin
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6y ago
Anybody wanting to understand inflation vs. the CPI index should familiarize themselves with the concept of "hedonic adjustment" - The Chapwood index offers a good alternative view as to the actual cost of living - https:/&
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6y ago
What claims are absurd? Tens of millions of people will own significant Tesla stock via the index despite obvious evidence of fraud and financial engineering at the company. Even if everything was above board (i.e. the company had a general
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6y ago
Either way, ouch: https://www.plainsite.org/realitycheck/tesla.html
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6y ago
This is the PayPal model. Starts slowly, then add in dark patterns for FX currency conversion, withdrawals, etc. etc.
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6y ago
Negative externalities born by the public, but profits go to shareholders.
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6y ago
Foist... i see what you did there ;)
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6y ago
You forgot venture debt, warrants, & management carve-outs during M&A.
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6y ago
The big missed opportunity was to build a bounty-based marketplace to serve the SMBs... charge for results vs. the product.
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6y ago
The pricing consultant they brought in was Simon Kutcher...
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6y ago
Another proof point that once the founder-CEO is replaced by a professional CEO, it's game over more often than not. This happened in 2017 at Optimizely.
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