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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
Hydrogen powered? Where do you refuel it.
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I work with several interns who are exceptionally smart, capable, and well-read. I do see an issue with some where they hop around and don't finish long form projects. But I think thats a function of college where racking up resume fil
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
Michael is one of the most positive founder champions around. His positivity is infectious.
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
What's interesting about Baidu's AI model Ernie is that Baidu and its founder, Robin Li, have been working on AI for a long time. Robin Li has a strong background in AI research going back many years. Also notable is that some of
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
Thank you for this feedback. The first part of what I said was right and backed up by facts. For the second part, I heard it on a podcast but couldn't find proof, so I removed that part - about government funded data centers. Your focu
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The timing between 1. This meeting - https://www.ft.com/content/27f062b4-cf1f-4353-8d7f-8690d972f... 2. This announcement - https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/06/tech/china-state-venture-ca
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Yes, but the real question is: Why are they able to do that? I understand we're debating nuances here, but my concern is about the overall impression the title gives. It positions DeepSeek as some kind of higher ideal, yet the article
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It’s commendable what DeepSeek is doing by open sourcing and showing the chain of thought. This title is misleading though - where it tries to state that DeepSeek only focuses on research and not revenue. 1. DeepSeek is reported to be profi
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
Fascinating stuff. Reminds me of the decreased sleep need associated with hypomania—something attributed to historical figures like Alexander Hamilton or contemporary ones like Elon Musk. I wonder if there’s a shared neurobiological mechani
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This is super cool!
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It’s your future AI programmer that clicked it.
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pg_bm25 - Optimized for faceted search & PGroonga - Full-text search with JSONB support
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Jevons paradox applied to healthy people vs unhealthy. Healthy people create more demand not less. You order out you just order healthier. Healthier food is more expensive than junk food. You buy an expensive bike. More clothes. Healthcare
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I love the idea you guys are doing. I also think your name should have takeoff in it. As a side point - sometimes the shady lumberyards do bid too low on purpose to win business. Then later have the contractor submit a change order. This of
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“ In April 1982, the FBI recruited Martynov as an agent. He stayed in place and began feeding Soviet secrets to his FBI handlers.” So his grandfather worked for the US. And the other issue people have with this guy is he’s a - hacker? This
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
Don’t worry. I found a bug in one of their repos, fixed it, documented it, and submitted a PR—four months later, it’s still not merged. People love to believe that Company A has top-tier engineers while Company B doesn’t based on mostly non
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This is pretty basic for a sales agent. Most of this flow has been available as sales enablement tech for > 10 years through Salesforce & Hubspot plugins. Even Marketo could automatically place a call to a live warm agent with enrich
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
Knowing what we know about the potential bad outcome of meeting aliens (yes I get that this would be cool - but it may not be safe). It’s probably smart to shutoff the signal that is broadcasting, where it can be detected up to 12,000 light
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
I understand your argument and it’s a potential reason. But single reason causal arguments are often overdetermined. Other plausible reasons are: 1. Community notes are more scalable. 2. Community notes are more accurate (check back in 1 ye
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Is there a similar list for decentralized applications that run on those protocols?
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Thanks for the great write-up—Radicle and Simplex Chat look awesome, and I’m looking forward to checking them out! One tool that recently gave me that "this is how it should work feeling" was Flighty (iOS flight tracking). The UI,
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
I agree with your point about the Musk case. I believe it will be litigated again. Regardless of the corporation's domicile or either of our opinions on that issue, there is ambiguity and a scale factor that will likely result in furth
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
Meta seems to be doing well with Zuck, as does Dropbox with Drew. I like the freedom to, but not the requirement to, invest in public founder led companies. Thinking back to 2022 - the market was ready to throw Meta out with the bath water.
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It’s not about stripping shareholder rights—it’s about understanding what you’re buying. In the Moelis case, it was clear from the start that the company was founder-controlled. No one was misled. Investors had full transparency and chose t
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
Put yourself in Drew Houstons position. You are running Dropbox. Do you want to spend your time navigating legal uncertainty—or focusing on your business? This isn’t just one case. First, it was Musk’s pay package. Now, it’s TripAdvisor. Wh
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
When I look at cases like this, I think about it from the perspective of the investor who is suing: 1. Were you aware that the stock you were buying was founder-controlled? In the Moelis case, this was fully disclosed to shareholders. 2. In
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by patrickhogan1 2y ago
Founders of dual-class companies—think Drew Houston at Dropbox or Mark Zuckerberg at Meta—should watch out. Delaware courts are starting to invalidate shareholder agreements where the founder has control of the board thing. The fun thing ab
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You've highlighted the core issue perfectly—Delaware courts suddenly seem to be changing long-established rules that companies have relied on for decades. The Moelis case is especially wild because it suggests that any minority shareho
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[Adding context because, at first glance, it’s easy to lump these actions into a familiar narrative—some mix of a broader shift to the right, political pandering, or just another corporate move to dodge taxes. But this one is more interest
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People will say this is about Musk and his pay package. Sure. But the more worrying precedent for someone like Drew Houston at Dropbox or Mark Zuckerberg who both have founder voting control is West Palm Beach Firefighters’ Pension Fund v.

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