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by tippytippytango 2y ago
The apps also don’t let you turn stuff off like the web does. I can disable shorts in most apps that have them. The app is a massive downgrade in functionality for me.
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
Inductive bias matters. A lot.
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
Passion is too generic of a word and that gets confusing when it comes to advice like this. It could be someone is passionate about the activity itself, passionate about the idea of being successful, obsessed intellectually with a question,
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
I've been trying some of the smart glasses on the market and the optics don't agree with me, almost instantly they cause me severe eye strain and eventually headaches. Which is strange because I'm alright with VR for 45-60 mi
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
Apple, c’mon. Get in there and just buy intel. Get the foundry working, spin out x86 into its own legacy, fabless business unit. Make your own chips, it’s only 100B!!
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
If they don’t lose a ton of people from this, I would bet other faangs follow suit in the new year.
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
If 20 years is so ancient, why did they go by so fast....
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
BigCos won't let their employees use these tools to write code because you can't let code leak off prem. To keep from falling behind I use it on my weekend projects. I sense no urgency to remedy this inside, but I'm not sure
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
There's too much alpha in being a doom sayer.
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
Ammo for rate cuts?
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
It would seem like this encourages building larger property portfolios as a form of insurance. It's easier to plan for and absorb the loss at scale.
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
Yes, the founder should be valuing their equity far more than the salary gap. If they don’t, then something is gravely wrong with the business as they are essentially valuing it near zero.
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
It’s a test to see if the founder values their equity more or less than the salary gap. If not even the founder values equity more than the gap, then they should close down and go get jobs.
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
It highlights an education opportunity for OP. Some people think this is a proprietary financial modeling system because they don’t know what a DCF is.
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
I find editing a previous question accomplishes this well, the existing UI already keeps all your previous edits in a revision tree.
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
Wow, I fully expected that to destroy my browser history. Imagine my shock when I clicked back and ended up back on HN. Great work.
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by tippytippytango 2y ago
I also find it critical to start writing immediately. Just my thoughts and research results. I also like to attempt to write code too early. I'll get blocked very quickly or realize what I'm writing won't work, and it brings
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
It's a tradeoff to be managed depending on the application rather than a problem.
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
Burnout is your brain giving up because it doesn’t think the benefit is worth the effort anymore. If you don’t have a purpose for what you are doing all your brain will do is obsess over the negatives. Every job in the world has massive neg
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
It's too easy to create an impressive demo right now, yet be very far from solving the problem. Humans set the bar on driving ability incredibly high. Humans achieve 500k miles between collisions on average. The tesla FSD tracker http
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
Yep, artificially constrained supply creates ample opportunity for bad actors to exploit the inefficiency.
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
It seems almost like they kept the rumor of an Apple car going to ensure a stock price tailwind during the EV boom. That’s over, now layoffs and AI are the new hotness. This move hits both of these. Seems to be working, stock is up on the n
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
Healthcare is still on the table.
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
This is really cool. Can also serve as a Rosetta Stone for physicists wanting to better understand the language of mathematicians.
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
I used to do this, but I preferred using lyx since it would typeset the equation as you typed it. I did it not for beautiful notes but out of sheer laziness. I could copy and paste the previous equation and tweak it to form the next step. M
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
The valuable thing to a business is not code, it’s the people in your business that understand the code. LLMs are ultimately going to be more valuable for reading code than writing it.
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
I'd say we need to go back further, quantum is in the era of the Babbage difference engine.
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
Good on you for ensuring poor people have a way to deal with ads.
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
It's more than a loss of hope. Somehow we've succumb to a rampant performative cynicism that has made it low status to like anything that makes life meaningful.
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by tippytippytango 3y ago
the charging infrastructure just isn't good enough for non-enthusiasts and apartment dwellers

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