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by redwood 3mo ago
In other words careful not to spend all your time cargo cutting without realizing that you're not building substance
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by redwood 3mo ago
Incredible that this is the second time Wiz has discovered a global Cosmos DB vulnerability ( https://chaosdb.wiz.io/ ) and a shock that anyone is trusting Microsoft, Azure or in particular Cosmos DB with anything mission cri
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by redwood 3mo ago
Not if cutting through dense bush, water, bog or rocky environments would be necessary.
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by redwood 3mo ago
Yes they routinely call for death to us but I'm just pointing out that I have very rarely heard us call for death to their people.. only to the regime. In fact I really illuminates the difference. the drfenders of the regime like the g
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by redwood 3mo ago
I find this really hard to believe. People are sick of the Islamic Republic regime, not the person on the street. If anyone implies the two are the same thing then they're being intellectually lazy but I bet if you pressed you'd s
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by redwood 3mo ago
The burden of proof is with you.. show me evidence of someone happy to have hit an elementary school
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by redwood 3mo ago
I've never heard anyone say it was a positive. While you're absolutely right that many would say that it was a casualty of war and that we have to expect some amount of mistakes to be made that does not mean there is not regret.
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by redwood 3mo ago
You act as if anyone was happy to hit an elementary school. I'm sure everyone involved feels it was a terrible tragedy
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by redwood 3mo ago
You may be conflating magnitude of dollars invested in AI being at records with the fact that they're actually a lower percentage of GDP than other speculative bubbles have been ... this is important to understand because the magnitude
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by redwood 3mo ago
One possibility is that we're one of the first... this means the bubble of reachable solar systems since the universe became able to handle life is limited from each origin point but that as time goes on it changes
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by redwood 3mo ago
I'm surprised Meta hasn't already acquired them
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by redwood 3mo ago
While building Fabs takes time you can only imagine that the amount of capital flooding in means there will be an explosion in infrastructure supply over the next decade and eventually prices will crater
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by redwood 3mo ago
Is this representative of how many Europeans think about technology startups? If so it's very revealing. You have to be willing to take lot's of bets tobhave any chance that some of them will take off and transform your job market
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by redwood 3mo ago
Everything in the study makes perfect sense. However one thing that's not discussed is change in culture and expectations. For example the United States is probably the only country where there's a general expectation that grandpa
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by redwood 3mo ago
Indeed how do we break free from the tyranny of group think?
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by redwood 3mo ago
Absolutely anyone can get called if thr bank deems there's a payment risk
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by redwood 3mo ago
Amazing if inflation adjusted as the chart claims and if the other article is true... it suggests that GDP growth has eclipsed inflation. EDIT that GDP Road is reported was inflation baked in other words 0% GDP growth would include inflatio
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by redwood 3mo ago
That's fine. Kind of proves the point of the article tho, that the overwhelming mass room of everything is a scary place to be ourselves since what dominates in that room are base negative concepts that win precisely because base negat
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by redwood 3mo ago
Re identity, relevant post from today in case you missed it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48907290
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by redwood 3mo ago
Crazy that 7 hours after this post there's no one from the Cursor team saying anything here. This is HN, your highest leverage audience, Anysphere... no one is home?
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by redwood 3mo ago
I've seen other reports that suggest the level of investment for eclipses the internet buid out in 2000 and the railroad boom more than a century earlier. I wonder if they use different ways of landing on these wildly different assessm
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by redwood 3mo ago
The way I look at it our economy has already decoupled from its physical inputs. That's what cyberspace and a Services based economy really enables. It's kind of cool. That's why I find the focus on climate impacts of data ce
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by redwood 3mo ago
This is one of the primary impediments to New York's tech ecosystem
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by redwood 3mo ago
Cool thanks. I meant here and just generally dropped the comment as advice in case you might slip into talking that way as if all of your target market are already familiar with this other Niche thing. When there's so many people out t
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by redwood 3mo ago
I would expect the earnings and or growth of those companies to go up at the very least. Whether that translates to higher valuation for ownership shares in those companies is probably more a question of whether there's anything else m
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by redwood 3mo ago
As someone unfamiliar with Kagi I encourage you not to describe yourself as a Kagi alternative but instead start with what you are doing first and foremost
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by redwood 3mo ago
Of course the deeper points can be made that relatively few folks were actually using Bun. After all Bun was itself a faster horse compared to the dominant runtimes it was aiming too replace. Ironic, the way this whole meta conversation is
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by redwood 3mo ago
Many people feel they live on through their children. Or through the people they've influenced. It's all a question of how you think about things
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by redwood 3mo ago
Well the fundamental reason boils down to the idea that these companies that you're investing in employ a bunch of sophisticated professionals who wake up everyday aiming to grow the success of their businesses. In other words you&#x27
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by redwood 3mo ago
Right now it seems like space, defense, robotics, and in the fullness of time quantum computing are very clearly positioned as the next big things. Let alone bio and healthcare stuff which is always humming along especially after ozempic sh

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