spxneo

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by spxneo 2y ago
thank you! this is exactly what i was looking for
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by spxneo 2y ago
but somebody told me a while back on here that WebGPU was outdated? whats the consensus ?
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by spxneo 2y ago
side question: is there a LLM that can create PCBs from text?
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by spxneo 2y ago
so does this mean we can run FastAPI inside a browser?
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by spxneo 2y ago
feels like US tech companies are running on fumes just as the AI bubble starts to fizzle its one last push at AR
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by spxneo 2y ago
i think you should read the article again because thats exactly what i mean. people saying you are wrong without really offering rebuttal.
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by spxneo 2y ago
You are not reading what I wrote and instead replying to continue pushing that false narrative we've established here to be untrue: that most in YC aren't from an unknown university. Your insistence only confirms the rumours, does
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by spxneo 2y ago
great. now lets ask the other 97% in YC what school they dropped out/graduated from.
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by spxneo 2y ago
you are an outlier and the stuff you wrote is marketing fluff
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by spxneo 2y ago
In asymmetric high risk/reward environments, what YC does is not unusual. When a trade has 99% of failing but 1% will pay for all the bets and then some , you simply cannot take large positional bets that results in equal power dynami
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by spxneo 2y ago
correlation doesn't rule out causation and anecdotes should be heeded with caution. to YC you are just another lotto ticket out of the thousands of founders, be very wary about divulging information such as finances or what works. its
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by spxneo 2y ago
very refreshing to read. theres just so much complexity behind myriad of decisions just to build simple apps/websites and this is not a coincidence. by draining cognitive resources you are able to manipulate people into making poor qua
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by spxneo 2y ago
im not saying you have to graduate from ivy league to get into YC but bulk majority of people in YC are. they are almost always going to favour people from their own league. im basing this off people who are coming from YC and telling me ho
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by spxneo 2y ago
you need to graduate from the "right school/alumni" and i would discourage anybody else from wasting their time
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by spxneo 2y ago
see this is why "startup" is so much harder than running a "business" a "business" already works on what is built or established, refining processes to branch off beaten paths to sales/marketing a "st
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by spxneo 2y ago
Especially when your leaders, elites telling economically disenfranchised Ukranian men to a meat grinder while they themselves live abroad and have acquired German citizenship
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by spxneo 2y ago
yet the sanctions are doing little to change the outcome in the battlefield Russia is clearing pulling out ahead and its delusional to think that Ukraine even had a chance to begin with Quantity always wins over quality.
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by spxneo 2y ago
and Ukraine is still on track to lose the war even after all that sanction Western companies exiting Russia created several Russian billionaires overnight Resulting in more tax revenues and money staying within that country I'm sorry b
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by spxneo 2y ago
well before there was supabase I would use Firebase so it would serve Google well if they matched what supabase is doing or bought them out
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by spxneo 2y ago
big reason on why I decided on Flutter
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by spxneo 2y ago
the only reason i am using supabase is that its cheap and i can export it to postgres, thats it. i know that one day these founders will exit and it will be sold to AWS, Google or Microsoft cloud. so its a bit of a gamble but that risk is o
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by spxneo 2y ago
asking people for pain points like an interview is never going to work unless you have connections/network to introduce you there is a hack around this but each industry is different
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by spxneo 2y ago
You know the whole point of YC companies is to flip their equity on the public market right and then moving on to the next one?
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by spxneo 2y ago
wrong question to ask the correct question is who funded coinbase
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by spxneo 2y ago
you are looking at 512GB VRAM models costing around $10,000
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by spxneo 2y ago
looks like i need to switch because after a while it starts to lag (super slow output) and then eventually the dreaded "come back again in an hour" I can barely get anything done as is and with ~ChatGPT4 alternatives cost 100x les
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by spxneo 2y ago
Same experience here writing basic Swift code. It struggles to do what would take a developer less than 30 seconds to do. Instead, ChatGPT kept giving me solutions no matter what prompt I gave it. It seems to get "stuck" after giv
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by spxneo 2y ago
was gonna point this out but you beat me to it putain
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by spxneo 2y ago
now do coinbase!
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by spxneo 2y ago
No matter what you do, 90/00s internet is never coming back They demonstrated the ready willingness use of violence by special interest groups bankrolling and giving insider trading tips to your political leaders. Meanwhile some colleg

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