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vikramkr
3y ago
Your tone sounds like you're criticizing the parent comment but the content of your reply is pretty strongly supporting/backing up the parent comments assertion so I'm having a hard time figuring out if you're trying to
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vikramkr
3y ago
I notice there's always this impulse to blame VCs for how startup businesses evolve but like, founders want to make money too, and plenty of founders dream of building a huge company with a massive exit or ipo etc etc and push for that
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vikramkr
3y ago
Yep, and that's why as the parent comment mentioned the threat is from what it does to content creators and mods - the passive lurkers and consumers don't care about the API but they do care about the content they show up to reddi
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vikramkr
3y ago
https://archive.is/FuSyf
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Maybe there won’t be a Reddit replacement
(krishnamoellipsis.medium.com)
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3y ago
My take is that it's not a simplification - it's just incomplete. Presenting it as the only way things work is just incorrect and an unnecessary lie to teach students. But it is one way things work and a pretty important one at th
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vikramkr
3y ago
I mean basically a company just has to make money, and today, dealing with a colo and all is probably just going to get in the way of that for the vast majority of companies in the early stages. Making the claim that relying on cloud is a b
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3y ago
I'm trying to come up with a charitable read of this that isn't no true Scotsmaning the concept of a corporation but frankly am coming up short. I might be missing some part of your argument here - why do you believe that dedicati
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vikramkr
3y ago
Frankly a many companies wouldn't need something like that for a while, if ever. If you're really doing compute intensive stuff sure, otherwise for your average webapp what would be the advantage of rolling your own infra?
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vikramkr
3y ago
My guess is that if you dislike even wristwatches then something like this is just going to be a nonstarter right? For me, I'm comfortable with nearly 24/7 wear of watches and an hour or so in the quest on beatsaber - if they mana
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vikramkr
3y ago
Why does it sounds like you can make a lot of money that way? Bring reliant on someone else being willing to pay more on the basis that they'll find someone else later to pay even more doesn't create a stable foundation
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vikramkr
3y ago
For me googling spam definition brings up google definition in which irrelevant is the first word. Before getting sidetracked on definitions of other words, I would be deeply surprised if asking a bunch of people on the street "If you
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vikramkr
3y ago
Most definitions for it include whether the message is irrelevant or unwanted. Trying to define it purely as unsolicited gets into weird cases where you'd say that an emergency tornado alert is spam because it's unsolicited. Maybe
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vikramkr
3y ago
But if it's useful I'd argue it's deifinitionally not spam for you. And if most people don't mark it as spam so it doesn't get flagged, that means it just isn't spam. Bots send emails too, and not all bot sent
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3y ago
I think it would have also been perfectly professional to decline in that case, since it's clearly poor planning on the part of the folks organizing the talk. And demoting the keynote speaker is even worse - especially when in this ins
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vikramkr
3y ago
Because we don't have the time needed to do the audit nor necessarily the access, while auditors and regulators have both because of legal backing and the fact that it's their full time job
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vikramkr
3y ago
How is supabase a firebase clone? Branding and name aside its just a wrapper on a bunch of open source postgres stuff architected in a way that theoretically has less vendor lock in (but is a huge pain to self host, but is at least self hos
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vikramkr
3y ago
Yeah thats faang sure, but I ran into no such resistance with midsize and startups. I was lucky in that I found those companies significantly more interesting and targeted them anyway, if you really want the faang stamp for whatever reason
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vikramkr
3y ago
I'm pretty sure that you'd be more than fine competing against a bunch of folks with cs degrees if you have an actually interesting portfolio/OSS contributions/freelance experience etc. I have a degree but not a cs degre
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3y ago
If any birds are in that situation near a military base or war zone I hope we got some if them in a zoo or dna as a backup for if we invent really good cloning since otherwise those birds are extinct
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vikramkr
3y ago
Hopefully this becomes slightly less relevant soon. Also, I never claimed this site was useful
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www.isgithubonfire.com
(isgithubonfire.com)
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vikramkr
3y ago
I'm not sure why hating Java means I'm supposed to hate things written in Java, or where the irony is there
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vikramkr
3y ago
Stocks are distinct from bonds, they're an ownership stake in a business so dividends are only a small component of their value. Share buybacks, liquidity events like exits, voting rights, etc all feed into value. Stock buybacks in par
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3y ago
Look, I'm not claiming this is useful
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www.isgithubonfire.com
(isgithubonfire.com)
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3y ago
I mean, the reason is that they want to make money, that doesn't seem particularly out of character. It just so happens that the inflationary policies that are making it hard for them to make money are also making it hard for everyday
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3y ago
That it's irrelevant? What matters is why they don't like him (obviously you can agree on specific things with people you otherwise heavily dislike), and in this case it's because he's pursuing an economic policy that hu
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3y ago
Apparently even walmart's great value grape juice that's half the price is apparently 100% grape juice. Given how much Welsch's seems to be pushing the grown in America angle while a location isn't mentioned at all for g
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4y ago
I mean - why not both? Their products have been on a hot streak recently - idk what other big tech company compares in terms of the quality of the core products they sell. And they've also been making a ton of money. That hasn't e
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