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by nowherebeen 4y ago
People have a been trying to do this for CRUD apps for years. Now they want to use AI to do the same thing. Somehow, I am not convinced developing an AI to do this is as simple as it sounds.
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
If anyone from the Freeform MacOS team is reading this, please let me zoom in and out with Apple Key + Mouse scroll. Also have Apple Key + Mouse pointer to move across the canvas. Using the trackpad is not intuitive. It isn’t an iPad.
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Ask HN: Is there a RockTheJvm equivalent for ML
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
I think a lot of big corp employees look down at startups because it’s a huge gamble. They get paid less and have unstable careers. And so they confuse it for ability. Personally, I think those that work at startups learn to be more adap
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
Honestly sounds kind of like my job. Corporate executives suggesting nonsensical solutions to technical problems they created and insisting they are right. You just need to let them think they won and work around them to get things done.
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
> The de-emphasis of subscriptions means that there are fewer superstars, and fewer parasocial relationships. This, in turn, has kept creators from getting too powerful or quite as invested What would be the motivation for being a creato
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
It makes a lot of sense. Solar panels are getting affordable now. I see so many houses built hot climates that always makes me wonder how much energy these houses can harvest if all of them had solar panels on them.
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
This is the side that no one talks about. No one seems to ever question it and just regurgitates the story investors tell them.
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
There really should be a law against this kind of deceitful marketing.
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
It’s so prevalent that if you don’t play this game, you are going to be questioned. This is why I don’t trust titles anymore.
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
Recycling as well. Most stuff like plastic can’t be easily recycled so they just ship it to China. It’s just cheaper to ship it offshore to be someone else’s problem. This is a piece [1] 60 minutes Australia did, but all Western countries
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
I wonder if your argument could be made for Facebook vs Metaverse. One made it easier to connect with others, the other is a desperate move to save the business.
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
That would be motivating for me. It’s validation that your idea isn’t bad. If someone is else independently thought of it, then there must be reason for it. First-to-market is overvalued. You want others to make mistakes so you can draft
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
Even Amazon had competitors when it started. Although it was the first online bookstore, they were competing with physical bookstores. Same for Google, Netflix, and Facebook.
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
Agree. For the record, I do think he is going to jail. The facts are probably there, I think the part that will be challenging is proving intent. Did he intentionally funnel money to his trading firm. Once they build a strong enough cas
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
> Then you are a bad judge of emotion. Having knee jerk reactions doesn't show me you have control of your emotions. It's a sign of toxic personality and difficulty working with others.
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
Agree :)
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
> Nobody is saying the FTX saga will be concluded in 1-2 years As per the original comment: > how SBF won't go to jail because of American corruption--I'll see you back here in a year or two. Going to jail implies he will
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
It took 7 years, from 2015 to 2022, to convict the Therano founders. What makes you think it will be concluded in 1-2 years? Update: Fixed the year (15 instead of 14)
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
1. Move to another city and leave my current one 2. Start settling down and find a life partner 3. Work on my side project and figure out if there is a chance 4. Figure out the next part of my life
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
Crypto startups are only a symptom, the problem is much deeper with startups in general. Tons of non-crypto startups don’t generate a profit. They have all been burning VC money and this was okay because they were able to offload the shar
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
So they tried to offload shares to the public before actual deployment and failed?
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
No one gets a promotion from fixing bugs mentality.
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
This isn’t surprising. It’s already been known that because of Covid, a lot of retailers over ordered since no one could buy anything last year. Now the economy is in a recession, they have a glut of supply. Several newspapers have also
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
What Apple has learned is that they need to diversify their manufacturing risk. It’s not surprising they want to move some production to India. I have doubts they will completely move away from China though. Apple is a business, they don’
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
> I got married this past year. In the lead up to that, there were tons of wedding planning videos. Now I get served a lot of married couple w/no kids content. That'll probably keep changing as I move through life. This is an i
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
What you are describing is the broadcast model. Instagram is moving towards that model to compete with TikTok but that is exactly why people stopped using it because it’s no longer the Instagram they were using. Influencers (aka personaliti
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
Social products all have a lifetime value and it’s incredibly short. The same thing will also happen to TikTok one day. I suspect we will learn in the coming decades that social media companies are very profitable in the short term, but n
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
Nice to read something positive for once. Happy for you.
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by nowherebeen 4y ago
I remember once a bank director telling me he manages 100 people. Inner eye rolled hard. Being in charge is not managing.

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