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purplerabbit
2y ago
How's it going to help you market/sell, though? Selling is essential. And if you're a skilled promoter looking to solo found, how likely is it that you know to ask for an app built with TypeScript, Next.js, LiveKit, OpenAI, W
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Very interesting. I'm sure this phenomenon will increase. I felt a lot of sadness reading this. I wonder how much of my own patterns of engaging with the world are in some sense self-contained simulations of a broader, richer reality t
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purplerabbit
2y ago
I hope he's right. I for one would be willing to sacrifice my career and find another one if it means everyone gets unlimited dirt-cheap ultra-high-quality software -- such an offering would be great for the world!
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purplerabbit
2y ago
There’s so much pent up collaborative human energy trapped behind language barriers. Beautiful articulation. This is an enormous win for humanity.
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purplerabbit
2y ago
Stealing and piracy are different Stealing removes something — nothing is removed here But maybe this semantic battle is lost because most people make this equivocation (Not saying piracy is necessarily OK)
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purplerabbit
2y ago
that’s an amazing change. Could you elaborate on your training regimen?
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purplerabbit
2y ago
Our knowledge and ignorance are both astounding. But there's definitely more we don't know than that we know.
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purplerabbit
3y ago
Do you know why the flag?
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purplerabbit
3y ago
This method seems to work pretty well: https://www.philosophicaleconomics.com/2013/12/the-single-gr... Unique in that it seems statistically verified. Here’s an up-to-date version of the projection: https:/&
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3y ago
Your first question is a good one to which I don’t have an answer. On the second: possibility applies at all levels of the hierarchy. Obtaining basic health increases possibility — it increases the ways you can navigate the world at a simpl
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purplerabbit
3y ago
I believe the purpose of life is to create possibility. If that’s true, there will never be an incentive to work less so long as there is more possibility to be created (assuming that people are living purposefully, and it seems to me that
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purplerabbit
3y ago
Because your choice will eventually generate the hundreds of thousands in tax revenue necessary to pay their Medicare and social security bills
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purplerabbit
3y ago
They’re the only mega bank with both a 2% cash back card and a competitive HYSA
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purplerabbit
3y ago
Changed my life as well. Accelerated my assimilation of good software principles, management theory, business strategy, and salary negotiation. Accelerated my career by like 40%. And lots of entertainment along the way. Thanks HN!
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purplerabbit
3y ago
If the purpose of life is any broader than “construct a beautiful fantasy world” then such an approach is a mistake
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3y ago
My review of Richard Powers: reading him is like reading a Yale-educated version of Nicholas Sparks.
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purplerabbit
3y ago
The LDS church has owned for-profit entities for decades. Check out the "City Creek Center.
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purplerabbit
3y ago
Not at this magnitude. If you read the latest Semianalysis article, Microsoft’s current infra project is the largest infra project currently being undertaken by humankind (not sure if that’s overstatement, but regardless, $50B largely and c
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purplerabbit
3y ago
How should the government decide which taxes to implement, then?
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purplerabbit
3y ago
I think the solution to this is an incremental shift towards property taxes + away from income taxes. Doing so would nullify the investment arms race that’s turning home ownership into a sick financial game. If you’re paying 6%/year in
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purplerabbit
3y ago
I like the sentiment, but you’ve gotta admit that being able to skip the “generation” step has its benefits
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purplerabbit
3y ago
Your bio says “most people are stupid” — how’d you arrive at that conclusion without judging people?
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purplerabbit
4y ago
What’s an example where this works be a significant time saver? In my experience writing a Zod schema to parse something into a typesafe form is quick and easy and you end up with full maintainability
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4y ago
What is a reverse dutch auction?
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purplerabbit
4y ago
Imagine if it was another name that became generic, like “Steve” or “Chad” instead of “Guy”. “He’s a nice Steve.” “Ted is an awesome Chad!”
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purplerabbit
4y ago
Very few authors approach Kurt Vonnegut in hilarity, brevity, or creative brilliance. His writing is easy to love.
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purplerabbit
4y ago
What are Dex and Nebula? (I’m considering trying this setup)
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purplerabbit
4y ago
Are you saying that you've come across non-English-speaking communities that don't have this problem? If so, could you elaborate?
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purplerabbit
4y ago
Fascinating. It's like your body gradually figured out that you were trying to fool it, and revolted. I'd bet there are digestion processes that "start up" in response to taste. Maybe your body detected that stevia was r
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purplerabbit
4y ago
I've had this same thought many times, and I'm sure others here have as well. Has anyone come across a serious study/proposal along these lines?
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