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by tyre 2y ago
It's that OpenAI is investing tens of billions of dollars in shovels and others, like deepseek, are open sourcing equivalently good shovels. The vertical specific companies, though, are harder to clone as the invest in the product offe
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by tyre 2y ago
I can’t believe we have grown ass adults posting “seggs” on social media and bleeping it out in audio. People shape themselves so much around algorithms.
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by tyre 2y ago
Size savings translates to latency improvements which directly affects conversion rates. Smaller size isn’t about reducing costs but increased revenue. People care.
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by tyre 2y ago
Every announcement, _especially_ huge press events like fundraising, should be clear on value prop and differentiation. I’m a potential user. You had my eyeballs, but missed the opportunity to sell me. And if you can do it in 3–5 sentences,
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by tyre 2y ago
I gotta say, reading this I have no idea what Render actually does or how it's different from AWS or Heroku. They say they've threaded the needle between the two to provide a new way of deploying infra, but what that is…who knows!
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by tyre 2y ago
None of the smart contracts have done anything materially useful without huge risk of scams, rug pulls, or enabling criminal activity (e.g. mixers for money laundering.) After a decade, there are no examples of widely used smart contracts o
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by tyre 2y ago
> The least-commonly used API model is REST—only a small minority of APIs are designed this way brother.
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by tyre 2y ago
> Let’s assume that making a JS change costs twice as much time a Ruby change, which I think is being generous to JS. Everyone's mileage varies, of course, but this is quite the assumption. It feels like a lack of familiarity/c
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by tyre 2y ago
What percentage of these are complaints about staring on a train?
730.
by tyre 2y ago
I have a raspberry pi running an AirPlay server[0] and nothing else. Turned some nice analog speakers into airplayable for like $20 [0]: https://github.com/juhovh/shairplay
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by tyre 2y ago
There’s a saying on twitter that every day there is a main character and the goal of twitter is to not be it.
732.
by tyre 2y ago
It might not be your thing, but there are a lot of non-streamers who enjoy the thrill
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by tyre 2y ago
Not a chance in hell you can clear mythic simply pressing buttons based on add-ons. There’s a huge learning curve and skill requirement until you’re overgeared. Otherwise you’d see PUGs getting CE when most can’t reliably clear heroic until
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by tyre 2y ago
Juniper (YC W21) | Senior Software Engineer | Full-time | HYBRID NYC | juniperplatform.com Juniper is working to improve the messy financial infrastructure for US Healthcare. We've built an automated end-to-end insurance billing system
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by tyre 2y ago
Ruby and rails’ ecosystems are also massive. Devise and ActiveAdmin are options for those two, though I haven’t used either in years. With much of the AI development happening in python and typescript, you might be right about those areas.
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by tyre 2y ago
Rails has excellent defaults out of the box for security. You have to go out of your way to explicitly get around them, like with parameter whitelisting and SQL sanitizing. I don’t see as many CVEs, at least to my knowledge, with GitHub or
737.
by tyre 2y ago
Being ruby you can monkey patch block to add an additional t to every nested block’s `it` (This is terrible please don’t)
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by tyre 2y ago
> There are no popular projects that use Rust as a primary language. Servo is pretty notable and visible. ripgrep, influxdb, wasmer, deno. uv and ruff in the python ecosystem are written in rust. AWS, Cloudflare, Discord (iirc), and Micr
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by tyre 2y ago
antirez has written publicly, only a few weeks ago[0], about their experience working with LLMs. Partial quote: > And now, at the end of 2024, I’m finally seeing incredible results in the field, things that looked like sci-fi a few years
740.
by tyre 2y ago
based on the OP's username, they seem to think this is some kind of insider trading. End-of-year trades are usually more about tax loss harvesting. Note that the shares are indirectly held via another vehicle provided by Iconiq capital
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by tyre 2y ago
Their problem is they can’t detect which are bots in the first place. If they could, they’d block them.
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by tyre 2y ago
It’s definitely a trade-off. My team at Stripe was scattered all over, during COVID our company was fully remote, and prior to that I worked remotely on a presidential campaign. All of those were great experiences and, in their own ways, ne
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by tyre 2y ago
If you want to do the hard work of automating and abstracting the "fucking mess" of the financial layer of American healthcare, we're hiring: https://jobs.lever.co/juniperplatform Or email me: chris@juniperpl
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by tyre 2y ago
Important to note that many huge successful companies got there by making big bets and most companies that make big bets fail. The market rewards innovation in the aggregate, but if you’re a founder trying to make it big, there’s still a lo
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by tyre 2y ago
Ah, so that’s the technicality. Contractors built components based on existing apps and Figma used that for training. It’s one step removed, but, like, it didn’t not happen.
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by tyre 2y ago
You seem to have a weirdly strong hatred for boba. It’s okay if something isn’t for you!
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by tyre 2y ago
Not really a niche language. Fantastic web server development. A more flexible and powerful language than python—the metaprogramming can be ridiculously powerful (when done well)—without the nonsense of white space sensitivity. ActiveRecord
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by tyre 2y ago
GDP per capita in Kenya is a little less than $2k. In the United States, it’s a bit over $81k. Median US salary is about $59k. Gross national income (not an identical measure but close) in Kenya about $2.1k. 1/8th is disproportionately
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by tyre 2y ago
It’s sad that these people know this and still work on them. I can’t imagine living my life day-in, day-out knowingly making other people’s lives worse.
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by tyre 2y ago
What was the underlying issue? Dylan said there was no training on existing apps which…I mean pretty obviously a lie. (Or worded in some way that only he knows is “technically true” but functionally a lie.)

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