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ubercore
8mo ago
Been incredibly happy with the speed, featureset, and pace of new (good) features in Linear. Our team has adopted it quite happily and it gets a ton of good use. Can fully recommend.
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ubercore
8mo ago
Apologize for the low effort comment, but your description of Gemini kind of reminds me of my impression of Google's approach to products too. There's often brilliance there, confounded by sometimes muddled approaches. What's
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ubercore
8mo ago
Modern Python is great :shrug:
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ubercore
8mo ago
I can't even tell any more if you posted this to lampoon the explosion of LLM slop, or this is real LLM slop.
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ubercore
8mo ago
If they can scale down the hardware to something close to homelab-ish in price, would be great marketing and way to build expertise to have their big boy solution promoted at workplaces. Probably not a priority at their stage though.
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ubercore
8mo ago
Yeah my eyes started to glaze over a bit at the legal wording, but I didn't see anything about leaking the whole database.
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ubercore
8mo ago
This might make it less secure? https://apkash8.medium.com/moltbot-security-breach-wakeup-ca...
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ubercore
8mo ago
Wasn't my point. Domestic economy has suffered less from Dutch Disease than a lot of other countries in their position. My point is that reducing this to "Norwegians still buy cars and cars are bad" is reductive, and if peopl
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ubercore
8mo ago
What would you like Norway to do? It's been more successful than other countries (generally speaking) insulating its economy from Oil. Would it be better to _not_ also try to drive adoption of clean energy?
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ubercore
8mo ago
I'd argue rather than go too far, now-ish is the right time to start addressing the issues you raise around reducing car culture.
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ubercore
8mo ago
Nope, but you can play sound. For my wallet it's enough to know I didn't leave it somewhere, then sound is enough. Sorry should have mentioned it's not a perfect replacement.
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ubercore
8mo ago
I bought a third party one to do just that, and it's worked fine for me: https://chipolo.net/en-us/products/chipolo-card-spot I think there are other options too
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ubercore
9mo ago
It had a physically based sound engine I think?
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ubercore
9mo ago
Good managers will help you find your own motivation and set you up to follow it. Bad managers will kill it.
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ubercore
9mo ago
Isn't it an interesting question? Wouldn't you like to know the answer? I don't think anyone is claiming anything more than an interesting thought experiment.
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ubercore
10mo ago
I don't have a direct comment to add, but after working on the fringes of streams a bit, they've worked as advertised, but the API surface area for them is full of cases where, as you say, you have to kind of internalize the full
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ubercore
10mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46140145
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ubercore
10mo ago
It's a terminal, not a multiplexer. Different type of product.
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ubercore
11mo ago
Sometimes I think I understand computation, then I look at APL.
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ubercore
11mo ago
Oops. Earth's space connection to X just went down. We expect service to resume in about one martian lifetime.
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ubercore
11mo ago
Hard to draw super hard conclusions. Could also be that the bets made on Falcon turned out to be particularly good, vs a more methodical approach Blue Origin took. The highly iterative approach _may_ be faster, but I don't see any evid
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ubercore
11mo ago
Can you expand on "We build non-dilutive growth engines for industrial and climate technology companies by creating high quality development pipelines for institutional capital."
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ubercore
11mo ago
Once you get into that high end ($100+ whiskeys for instance), I feel like it often doesn't get _better_, it just gets more interesting. People seek out unique flavors or experiences, but you start max out the pure quality aspect.
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ubercore
1y ago
Is Germany objectively safer than Norway?
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ubercore
1y ago
I think it's pretty obvious to see the difference between being nice and jumping off a bridge? Curious why this cute phrase bothers you so much.
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ubercore
1y ago
Norway checking in, moved here from the US, and have family in Germany. Norway water is definitely my preference.
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ubercore
1y ago
Define large?
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ubercore
1y ago
Reminds me of this fantastic talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wo84LFzx5nI
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ubercore
1y ago
I would guess that the issue came from losing the flag, and the disparity in amount owed built up over years, thus prompting the drastic action. A company that had a for-profit account would likely not incur that much of a bill that quickly
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ubercore
1y ago
Interesting, haven't tried that, but I will.
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