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by rgbrgb 2y ago
very fun. is there a way to export? https://liquid.paper.design/share/01JMG6X05K4G8XPDP9EMXQVA9Z...
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
thanks for checking it out and for the feedback! I had the same thought regarding just giving spam another target!. My quick thought on a solution... the referrer matters a lot. If we can get this to catch on enough that the problem emerges
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Show HN: Collect Referrals with a Link(hedgy.works)
1 points by rgbrgb 2y ago|2 comments
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
Property is not just real estate and state property tax is not what is keeping the american billionaire class safe and growing richer. If you've asked this question in good faith, perhaps isolating and over-defining "income"
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
I don't disagree with your broader point, but isn't the lower cap gains tax rate also incentive design to reward investment over pure consumption?
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
I think you misunderstand. The comment your responding to was arguing against this assertion: > no way the top 10% receive 3/4 of the services I think the argument is that the main service USA taxes pay for is defending property and
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$400M armored Tesla gov contract(npr.org)
55 points by rgbrgb 2y ago|16 comments
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
If you have proven yourself indispensable then it definitely can via additional grants.
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
IMO if you're reasonably talented and working harder than the founders as an early employee, it's time to value your options at 0 and look for another job.
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
I like this discussion! I'm interested in more equitable and humane company structures and looking for better ways to collaborate. In my day (2014 lol), Founding Engineer was not a common role, it was called "Engineer #1". Wh
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OrangeJS: Simple, Fast, Distributed, Cloudflare Apps(orange-js.dev)
1 points by rgbrgb 2y ago|0 comments
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
I think that's a very possible outcome. A lot of people investing in AI are thinking there's a google moment coming where one monopoly will reign supreme. Google has strong network effects around user data AND economies of scale.
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
yes, but most are hiring very selectively and with AI applications some companies are getting thousands of cold applications.
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
it cuts both ways! it is hard to find engineers who are self-motivated to think about product, customers, and conversion. this project gives the candidate strong credibility there. I have also been burnt with employees leaving to start thei
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
investors are no longer investing in fb, they invest in meta
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
yes! REST is kind of like HTML... source available by default, human-readable, easy to inspect GRPC is for machines efficiently talking to other machines... slightly inconvenient for any human in the loop (whether that's coding or insp
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
ban foreign math? aye.
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
ok well at least that's the number that was being discussed. maybe i sound like i'm wearing a tin hat but i don't totally trust their active user numbers or believe that facebook is growing active users in the US. like am i i
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
That shows quarterly revenue not user activity in the US? In my orbit there is nearly 0 Facebook usage outside of a few boomers but instagram seems very popular.
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
I'm also very interested in alternative company/governance models. To me, the traditional company structure seems fairly effective but I don't like the feeling of being an employee. There's an ownership/power dynami
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
cool, makes sense. Thanks! I think often devs (me lol) are suspicious of free since we are in on or aware a lot of the data selling/ad surveillance schemes. I love the general ideas around free and powerful p2p functionality with hoste
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
this is so cool, congrats on launching. what kind of biz model are you guys going after?
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
Thanks for sharing and congrats on the launch! I'm not seeing what makes this more fair or product hunt unfair. Can you talk about that piece? If I'm reading between the lines, it kind of seems like you think product hunt is unfai
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
Looks cool, love work in this direction. I wonder how learning rates w this would compare to taking notes on paper like in a traditional lecture, which some studies show improves learning [0]. [0]: https://www.scientificamerican.
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
my hypergrowth hiring days are a few years behind me but fwiw I did read cover letters. Including one was an easy way to get to the top of my ATS pile. At the time, there was no AI generation so it was a decent signal someone actually wante
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
Sounds like many have privacy/compliance concerns. A bit of horizontal padding is all I ask.
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
Well if that last step is what made it feel honest, many of these tools are basically a way to bypass that. I think it crosses into dishonesty when you include an AI cover letter that says you want the job/would be good at it but you h
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
my fam loves boba w zero sugar added... all the places we go to here in san diego let you adjust (e.g. omomo [0]). basically a fresh milky fruit or avocado smoothie with chewy tapioca pearls. it's a fun treat that seemed a lot healthie
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
Love this. I have done a fair amount of UI performance optimization and agree with the end-to-end strategy. For UX stuff, 2 steps I’d add if you're expecting a big improvement: 1) Ship some way of doing a sampled measurement in product
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by rgbrgb 2y ago
How do you bootstrap the trust without code review? Always confused how teams without review onboard someone new.

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