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by teitoklien 1y ago
Cashflow is king. You’re operating cashflow decides the health of your business, not your accounting profits, not anything else. Only the operating cashflow and whether that grows as your startup/business grows decides whether your bus
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by teitoklien 1y ago
Ofcourse the biased propaganda newspaper (i dont like fox news too) pretending to be defenders of liberty and the public, at it again !
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by teitoklien 1y ago
Wont be able to for long as smaller models keep improving performance with distillation. Once apple and co successfully embed local LLMs into their devices and custom processors it’ll be quite hard politically to reverse course.
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by teitoklien 1y ago
Idk why but judges typically care more about flexing their powers instead of having decent idea as to how their actions end up setting future precedent or harm to the nation. (Just like how they made donating infinite money to political par
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by teitoklien 1y ago
I don't know why you're getting downvoted when its very possibly true. Just one month ago they found intentionally embedded Kill Switches in chinese provided solar panels [0][1]. Not even complex apps require capabilities of such
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by teitoklien 1y ago
lol, what it’s soon going to lead to is unfortunately the very opposite of what you’re thinking. Management will cut down your team’s headcount and outsource even more to India ,Vietnam and Philippines. A CFO looks at balance sheet not oper
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by teitoklien 1y ago
we run everything under systemd managed services instead of k8s and deploy via ansible playbooks at our company, and we similarly use tmuxinator to spin up all the backend api, search engine, databases like qdrant, meilisearch, etc and fron
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by teitoklien 1y ago
if a song style gets imitated a million times that speaks to how good a particular track is, people dont imitate trash. Also it took me 30 seconds to generate it, instead of 7 days of learning and debugging sound studio tools (which i dont
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by teitoklien 1y ago
> but the consequences are the opposite of supporting the diversity and abundance in arts. I made 5 songs about 5 different people in a week, with carefully crafted lyrics and tones described by me in the custom prompt, that led to 10 mp
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by teitoklien 1y ago
No amigo, no artist out there made a japanese song on my anime obsessed schoolteacher friend and his life. When he received that song from me, he was super excited for next 3-5 days and still listens to it and flexes them to their friends.
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by teitoklien 1y ago
Hence said is their liberty, Im not contesting what you’re worried about. That idiocracy will rise and our nextgen will only have surface level thoughts with AI being more and more being the subtle decider of every human’s choice in the bac
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by teitoklien 1y ago
Tell that to the kings in medieval times who were the only ones who could afford music from finest crafts men and silk shirts This allowed people in those crafts to be very rich. Then came the evil leeches of middle men who brought cheap fi
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by teitoklien 1y ago
Even the process is more democratized now, Want to learn coding ? Build out your app idea first with replit -> Then export the codebase into your computer -> Run claude code on it and ask it to scan all the files and describe the tech
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by teitoklien 2y ago
Gentoo linux is essentially made specifically for people like this, to be able to optimize one’s own linux rig for one’s specific usecase. After initial setup, it’s pretty simple and easy to use, I remember making a ton of friends at matrix
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by teitoklien 2y ago
Cloudflare sales folks are notorious for randomly emailing you and forcing you to suddenly buy 1k+ usd plans out of nothing suddenly. Be wary of that scenario, it happens quite often if you observe cloudflare’s reddit sub. I think most folk
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by teitoklien 2y ago
India’s economy is based on Domestic consumption instead of exports. If you tax its middle class (which is people above that income). Then consumption tanks entirely, They used to tax from a much lower rate at 7lakhs per annum and it was ac
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by teitoklien 2y ago
They are not accepting aid. Read this : https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/india-tells-uk-we-dont-need-your-f... It’s not Indian newspaper, its british newspaper. They’ve been asking UK to stop the aid since 2008, It’s being sent o
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by teitoklien 2y ago
Most of aid sent to India, is mostly sent to undermine the country. Most of british aid sent to India, is sent to convert people to Christianity via missionaries. American aid to its NGOs are sent to bring about regime changes and influence
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by teitoklien 2y ago
> so the people have had enough and are now voting in people only who believe in development. This is what you are seeing in this data. It is a strong reason why people praise the current Indian ruling government ive noticed both among p
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by teitoklien 2y ago
at even $70/hr of employee cost + $200/employee per employee training cost + at 20% annual employee churn + added salary payout to hire devs who are cost conscious. Lets see how long that is cheaper than just hiring 2-3 finops fol
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by teitoklien 2y ago
I’ve used most of those services and know well that outside of DynamoDB, EC2/Lightsail, S3, DataLakes (s3+athena) and AWS Lambda. Most of aws services have sub-par performance for insane prices, for components that can easily be replac
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by teitoklien 2y ago
… Everywhere ? OVH, Hetzner, Cloudflare, Vultr, Linode, Scaleway, Equinix (ok Equinix this can be pricey at lower levels) A million other regional VPS providers, Colocation Hosts, etc ?
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by teitoklien 2y ago
We can’t , physical violence is still localized and geography based. A States core authority and existence is formed by having a monopoly on violence across a region, not services provided.
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by teitoklien 2y ago
Not necessarily, I used to use Apple Reminders initially because it was free, i found the value of a good TODOs app by using it extensively. Then once I loved using Todo apps, I migrated to Todoist and started paying for a Todo app. Apple R
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by teitoklien 2y ago
Nope, he has a point, its a dangerous boom and bust cycle that a lot of countries go through that try to regulate and control price of commodities like Rice and Grains, its not always just farmers or distributors price fixing, especially if
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by teitoklien 2y ago
> that gold is also speculative gold has stayed as a value of store that is tradeable, longer than any civilization has existed. USD or Stocks or Bonds for that matter any other currency is 1000x more speculative than gold Gold is also a
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by teitoklien 2y ago
And assets in hedge funds are owned by investors, yet the shady games they play with that money… Good financial managers decide how a portfolio gets managed.
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by teitoklien 2y ago
why do you lie, it is blatantly obvious chatgpt censors a ton of things and has a bit of left-tilt too while trying hard to stay neutral. If you think these tech companies are censoring all of this “just because” and instead of being comple
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by teitoklien 2y ago
> Is this actually true? It is true in Asian countries and most pre-industrialised nations
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by teitoklien 2y ago
If he is misanthropic , then amigo, Nature is the most misanthropic existence in the whole universe, by your logic, lol.

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