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by pm90 9mo ago
tesla is not making robots.
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by pm90 9mo ago
They can capture the market without moving the workforce there. Meta/Instagram/WA have dominated Indian market for a decade now. It seems like this is pure labor arbitrage. Growth is gone so the only way to increase profits is by
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by pm90 9mo ago
stripe bought a stablecoin and its leadership seems to talk about it a lot https://www.pymnts.com/news/ipo/2026/stripe-co-founder-says-... > Cryptocurrency and stablecoins are also starting to see traction
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by pm90 9mo ago
Investors will only invest in AI plays. They don’t seem to care for fintech.
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by pm90 9mo ago
You’re buying into Republican propaganda if you believe this.
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by pm90 9mo ago
What are you talking about? GM sold more cars in China until very recently when Chinese buyers started flocking to EVs.
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by pm90 9mo ago
SGTM? :D
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by pm90 9mo ago
in the valley at least its difficult to pursue that unless you’re in a “hot” field. A few years ago, it was cloud, then big data, then crypto and now AI. When startups in those fields can raise hundreds of millions, they can lure away a lot
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by pm90 9mo ago
beginning of the end
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by pm90 9mo ago
While this might sound unusual, I have a cousin that felt incredibly lonely when they came to the US for work and decided to go back just to be closer with the extended family. That being said, Im not sure if this is actionable advice for p
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by pm90 9mo ago
One other concern: if you ever have to deploy in another cloud, there are all kinds of issues with authentication and version support. e.g. azure doesn’t support the latest redis version, GCP MemoryStore forbids password only login for Redi
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by pm90 9mo ago
> I could extend that one step further to cloud itself, but that's an argument for another day Absolutely. OSS platforms like k8s got a long way. Openstack was the dream (deeply flawed in execution). If we want to seriously talk abo
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by pm90 9mo ago
I worked at a company with multiple cofounders; one of them became the CEO, the other one was initially CTO, but ultimately his title was just cofounder after a while and someone else was hired to be CTO. This person then went on to just pr
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by pm90 9mo ago
Living as we do in a society where basic needs are not guaranteed without a giant pile of money, most humans don’t get to experience what it feels like to be in a place where you don’t base your life decisions on financial well being. Thats
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by pm90 9mo ago
Western (+allied) firms should 100% be worried but they are in a difficult spot: risk losing out on market share or risk overcapacity. The Chinese have the full might of Federal/State Governments behind them which may allow them to sur
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by pm90 9mo ago
Its a market signal; we’re going to see a massive boom in investment (mostly from China, but still) in capacity expansion. Eventually the prices will stabilize.
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by pm90 9mo ago
The part that seems to need emphasis is that the author happened to walk inside this neighborhood cafe while just walking his dog. To many Americans, the idea of just walking into a cafe is probably alien (you need to drive everywhere).
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by pm90 9mo ago
I'm over 30 and got it from CVS. No questions asked, and my insurance fully covered all the doses.
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by pm90 9mo ago
Did they ever learn to compete then? The only thing that protected them then was that Japan was a US “ally” and could be “persuaded” to go along with protectionism. China has no such need. I would argue that the 70s were a trial run for wha
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by pm90 9mo ago
No it got gutted by Americans that were tragically fed a constant diet of misinformation as to the actual policies of the GOP. EVs still poll very well in the US and so does combating climate change.
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by pm90 9mo ago
Most researchers publish their papers to arxiv anyway which LLMs can freely access.
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by pm90 9mo ago
Is that … a bad thing? I know that peer reviewing takes time (although iirc journals don’t pay reviewers). And there is overhead around publishing which needs to be covered somehow.
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by pm90 9mo ago
This is a deeply personal decision and I categorically reject any kind of moralization around frugality.
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by pm90 9mo ago
To a certain extent this is true. You shouldn’t be going into debt just because your income level allows you to get more loans etc. But once you reach a certain income threshold it doesn’t really matter. So what was the point of him living
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by pm90 10mo ago
This is incredibly sad. From the complaint ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46405847 ): """ When she arrived at the hospital and learned that Annie had died, Ms. Connolly collapsed and screamed non-stop
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by pm90 10mo ago
I agree with this take. Their insane focus on generative AI seems a bit short sighted tbh. Research thrives when you have freedom to do whatever, but what they’re doing now seems to be to focus everyone on LLMs and those who are not comfort
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by pm90 10mo ago
Something hosted on Atproto would be nice
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by pm90 10mo ago
Congrats on the acquisition! I know its early but would existing cursor users get graphite for free/at a discount?
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by pm90 10mo ago
Its possible that they have tried that and the market isn’t giving them what they need at the price they want. I do mostly agree with you though; its the economics of the car thats gonna supercharge adoption. EDIT: another commenter mention
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by pm90 10mo ago
IPO'd at 45, high of 90ish, sold at 30. It depends on the strike price for employees, but its not clear if its universally a good outcome.

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