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by oooyay 1y ago
AtProto does have platform and user managed labelers for the moderation piece, so it's at least built into the protocol. The jury is still out on how well that concept will scale.
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by oooyay 1y ago
Inevitably someone will end up paying for Tangled. Their architecture demands an infrastructure piece that actually hosts the forges and PDSs through BlueSky won't always be free. They're also non-trivial to run.
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by oooyay 1y ago
My reply was based on my experience at an actual company that makes money and holds a dominant market position, not a website or an idea. You have a good one as well.
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by oooyay 1y ago
A reply would've been better. I'm not going to read an entire website after putting that much effort into a reply.
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by oooyay 1y ago
It's hard to say without turning back time that this would've changed things. I could see a seasoned cleaner arguing that the diff of x and y dividends would be impactful to their lives and that I could be pressured to build a les
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by oooyay 1y ago
I've never actually seen them criticized here but I'll bite since I've worked for one. Worker owned companies are just a different shade of typical corporate politics. I worked for North America's largest sewer inspectio
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by oooyay 1y ago
A lot of intellectually lazy comments on this post. Yes, there is a rise in rabies cases. In 2021 we experienced 2008 levels. The rise mostly has to do with domestic animal contact with bats: https://archive.cdc.gov/www_cdc_
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by oooyay 1y ago
I do some AI agent work; I suspect it's because there's a lot of people with infrastructure and programming skills that are new to building "agents". It's easy to think this requires monolithic architecture when a d
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by oooyay 1y ago
> Amazon owns it, not just funded them. Yeah that's fair, when I interviewed with them I remember asking that specifically and they were just a lead investor. Crazy how much a year changes things like that.
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by oooyay 1y ago
Zoox is funded by Amazon and is built from the ground up to be a robotaxi fleet with a custom car. There is no steering wheel afaik. Announcement: https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/innovation/zoox-headquarter...
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by oooyay 1y ago
> Correct, but every additional software package and each additional license adds more to track. This is going to differ company to company but since we're narrowing it to large companies I disagree. Usually there's a TPM that
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by oooyay 1y ago
I find myself in the odd position of disagreeing with you and the person you responded to. First, software engineering doesn't just consist of Computer Science majors. We have a lot of people from accounting, physics, or people who hav
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by oooyay 1y ago
Not sure that you and I disagree here friendo. I was replying to this (which was dead by the time I arrived): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44992082 What I was speaking to was the ignorance of referring to the entire
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by oooyay 1y ago
While I share your frustration can I also share with you that I think your original take is entirely dim-witted and ignorant that populations are not singular voting blocs? That's to say, I lived in Texas for a long time as a leftist a
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by oooyay 1y ago
I think a lot of it is tool familiarity. I can do a lot with Cursor but frankly I find out about "big" new stuff every day like agents.md. If I wasn't paying attention or also able to use Cursor at home then I'd probably
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by oooyay 1y ago
In my uneducated experience MCP is nothing more than a really well structured prompt. You can call out tools for the agent or model to use in the instruction prompt, especially for certain project. I define workflows that trigger for certai
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by oooyay 1y ago
hah, that's amazing
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by oooyay 1y ago
https://localghost.dev/about/ The theme also changes the background of her profile picture. The attention to detail is commendable.
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by oooyay 1y ago
My experience with mergers and acquisitions is that it's akin to keeping a warm body on life support. When I worked at a company that did a lot of M&A I was sitting around like, "Why couldn't you have just built that?&quo
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by oooyay 1y ago
> The old Oxide compensation discussions were interesting. There was discussion about how they thought candidates asking about compensation to be something of a negative signal because they wanted people who weren’t in it for the money,
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by oooyay 1y ago
> The war between the Culture and the Idirans rages across the galaxy. Trillions suffer as ideologies clash. You are Horza, a shapeshifter with a deep-seated hatred for the Culture. You find yourself on a desolate world, a sanctuary from
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by oooyay 1y ago
I really loath that part of this industry; I spent over a decade in it and the only tangible thing I've taken away from it is that the problems these philosophies and practices set out to solve are derivative of two things: - Infrastru
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by oooyay 1y ago
I'll fill in some context. I think the value of Cursor as an IDE is probably somewhat ephemeral. It's mostly combating Microsoft's ambitions to keep other players busy and box them out of the market. Agents gain a lot of va
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by oooyay 1y ago
> Military servicemembers are required to sign service commitments both when they enter the service, but also upon completion of training and the length of the commitment is tied to the length/intensity of training. Air Force pilots
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by oooyay 1y ago
FOKS is a cool project; what kind of projects do you foresee getting spun off from this? I'm actually working on a crytpography based project inspired by Keybase's use of Merkle Trees and identity proofing but with an added dash o
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by oooyay 1y ago
There's a market for CEOs that are "puppets" or managed by another CEO. In that way I doubt her reputation is necessarily stained as anyone making that much money lives in a different world and under different terms than (pre
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by oooyay 1y ago
ah, there's the catch. I feel like garden leave should extend your employment so things like stock continue to vest while you're on it.
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by oooyay 1y ago
> the employer failed to pay the salary or benefits required under a covered garden leave agreement, or failed to provide consideration for a non-compete agreement, after the employee provided a “reasonable opportunity” to cure the failu
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by oooyay 1y ago
Here's the tax policies: "Millionaire Tax": A proposed flat 2% income tax increase on New Yorkers earning over $1 million annually. This is estimated to generate $4 billion in incremental revenue. Mamdani's campaign stat
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by oooyay 1y ago
The choice to pick up executives rather than engineers is a bit confusing if the goal is to modernize.

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