stanleydrew

7 ms·

31.
Show HN: Abusing a GitHub repo as a private certificate authority(github.com)
26 points by stanleydrew 2y ago|7 comments
32.
by stanleydrew 2y ago
It's not. VCs are investment professionals and are trying to avoid adverse selection just like everyone else. Here's a relevant quote from a recent Matt Levine newsletter: > I think that, if you had only five minutes with a wor
33.
by stanleydrew 2y ago
> A profitable business has either reached market potential, or isn't spending enough on growth. Yes, but spending money on growth is probably the number one thing VCs like to invest in. If you happen to be profitable, but also can
34.
by stanleydrew 2y ago
I was a bit confused because this document is a draft and I couldn't find any mention of "approval." But here's a link to the published RFC that obsoletes the original UUID RFC 4122: https://www.rfc-editor.org
35.
by stanleydrew 2y ago
We think about the Retool case a lot. User-defined database connectors were an initial inspiration to start building Riza.
36.
by stanleydrew 2y ago
> Grandma is getting scammed over regular phonecalls already anyway. This is not a good argument. Yes things aren't perfect in many areas of technology, but that doesn't mean we should give up. The better version of this argume
37.
by stanleydrew 2y ago
Hi Vasek, happy to chat sometime soon. Send us an email or DM on Discord? We'll check out the e2b code interpreter sdk. Looks interesting!
38.
Luminar starts shipping Lidar for Volvo EX90 while readying its next-gen sensor(theverge.com)
1 points by stanleydrew 2y ago|0 comments
39.
Once-hot tech office in SF's SoMa sells for a fourth of its 2019 price(sfgate.com)
3 points by stanleydrew 2y ago|0 comments
40.
We ensure Cloudflare customers aren't affected by LE's certificate chain change(blog.cloudflare.com)
36 points by stanleydrew 2y ago|16 comments
41.
GoEx: A Runtime for Autonomous LLM Applications(gorilla.cs.berkeley.edu)
2 points by stanleydrew 2y ago|0 comments
42.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
It's a joke, don't think about it too much.
43.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
This is actually really clever. Future employers often don't know how to interpret a role like CEO.
44.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
This is quite a list, thanks!
45.
Ask HN: Who is using ClickHouse in production?
8 points by stanleydrew 3y ago|3 comments
46.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
It's pretty clear that Google (and other tech companies generally) wasn't prepared to be a "publisher" of images and text, generated by its models. Tweaking the search algorithm to favor a certain viewpoint was already a
47.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
> I just generally feel that perhaps this article and what you are referring to have something very specific in mind when you talk about webhooks and what they're used for. I'm not the author or GP but I think you're right
48.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
> Shouldn’t the results I get from a paid service at least be better than a bad StackOverflow suggestion that got down-voted to the bottom of the page (and which would probably come with additional comments and suggestions letting me kno
49.
New indoor EV charging lounge in San Francisco offers a glimpse into the future(sfstandard.com)
4 points by stanleydrew 3y ago|1 comments
50.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
You don't. You just harness what they have and direct it while you can. But one way to try is to wholly hand off greenfield projects within your company. The whole idea of a "startup within a company" is fundamentally flawed,
51.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
> but I would hope they aren’t doing work the DB is already doing for you. Sadly this is very much a thing that ORMs do all the time.
52.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
Is there reason to expect the writer must be fair and balanced?
53.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
My understanding is that Zelle transfers are just settled by ACH under the hood, which is the same system that settles checks. However there is possibly some new "real-time payment" feature of the ACH network that could be equival
54.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
Parent has already explained, but here are the steps. 1. Deposit check 2. Funds are made available to you 3. You withdraw the funds 4. The check is later marked as fraudulent and the payer bank attempts to claw back the funds, with your acc
55.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
I think you may be misinformed about "electronic money transfer" at least in the United States. As far as I know the only way to execute an immediately-settled electronic transfer is a wire transfer, which is inaccessible to lots
56.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
Ah yes, "you're holding it wrong."
57.
ChatGPT's FarmVille Moment(theatlantic.com)
2 points by stanleydrew 3y ago|0 comments
58.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
I don't expect you to back off of your take, but you should really consider how and why you came to this conclusion. If I put two different marketing messages on two different billboards to test whether one is more effective than the o
59.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
But that's not within your control. To use iMessage with Android users you'd need to convince them to use an iMessage client. Usually that means buying an Apple device, but with Beeper Mini the burden was reduced to an app install
60.
by stanleydrew 3y ago
Blue-bubble envy is real. I myself am a green-bubbler but every once in awhile I feel this tinge of "otherness" when I see "Loved an image" in the group chat.

More ›