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yokisan
3mo ago
One would think Anthropic could point Mythos at this to solve the reseller problem outright: - Purchase multiple accounts via resellers - Send messages that contain a UID - Capture these in Anthropic's logs - Shut down account. Use any
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yokisan
4y ago
A good no-code solution is https://simplescraper.io . Leans towards non-developers but there's an API too.
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yokisan
9y ago
What type of cheese?
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yokisan
9y ago
Thanks for the reply. Very neat adventure you're on. > Sometimes you meet people who don't love the "simple" life like I do. Hey, if the ladies don't dig the man with the van, their loss!
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yokisan
9y ago
This is awesome. So much so, I'm going to borrow his idea and kick this off next Spring. If the author is reading this, some questions: - How do you deal with solitude? Most can handle it but seeing as everyday is a new day in a new pl
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yokisan
9y ago
You'll just looove his inane tantrum about Trump then: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVTVf7ffShg If one wishes to virtue-signal it helps to at least be virtuous.
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yokisan
9y ago
> It seems like if you're so tired while you're at work that you actually want to take a nap, then maybe there is another underlying problem. There is: tiredness. Often, but not always, due to lack of sleep. A nap is the soluti
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yokisan
9y ago
They may have studied in the LSE but Yizhou Ren is from Germany, apparently.
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yokisan
10y ago
"Because it's a todo app" is an obvious response to the title but the content is interesting. Trello Gold with emoji support and custom backgrounds was a weak proposition and they could have moved into enterprise faster. Stil
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yokisan
10y ago
I had an existential crisis after scrolling 50 times and revealing nothing but more background-color: #000000;
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yokisan
10y ago
> is there any negative press or revelation that could actually sink Uber at this point? They're the Trump of the startup world.
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yokisan
10y ago
> I don't have the confidence to call myself a developer. Start building things. Pick some open source projects you like, dig into the code, and try make a better version of them. Also stalk (or if you like, talk to) the creators on
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yokisan
10y ago
Opened page: this is kinda lam....oooh that's neat . * scroll scroll scroll * Nice work.
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yokisan
10y ago
For Stripe analytics, Profitwell is free. And awesome. https://www.profitwell.com
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yokisan
10y ago
I'm in the same boat. 6 months into a 7 days a week routine of bootstrapping my business. It's beginning to pay off but being so selfish with my time has definitely frayed relationships. Luckily these are friends I've known l
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yokisan
10y ago
> They ask for it by accepting the position in the first place. The spotlight is thrust upon them, that's true. However I think equating leading tech figure with righteous human being is something we take as axiomatic. It may of
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yokisan
10y ago
> I've become completely disenchanted with Elon Musk over time. There's your problem: being enchanted in the first place. The tech world likes to build these epic hagiographies of people who never asked for them and then huff w
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yokisan
10y ago
> The persuasive benefits that Russian propagandists gain from presenting the first version of events (which then must be dislodged by true accounts at much greater effort) could be removed if the true accounts were instead presented fir
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yokisan
10y ago
Useful advice for any field. Take no heroes, only inspiration.
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yokisan
10y ago
Touché. Although the opponents in the campaign are mostly terrible. Even by French standards.
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yokisan
10y ago
Crimea used to be part of Russia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimea A poor argument, we can agree.
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yokisan
10y ago
Sigh . Must we? "EU investigation says Tbilisi launched indiscriminate assault on South Ossetia..with a massive artillery attack" https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/sep/30/georgia-attack...
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10y ago
It's literally this simple. Integration has been a disaster to the extent that soldiers now patrol within the borders of France and Belgium. The great opportunity-cost of integrating populations and monitoring them when it fails has cl
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10y ago
For the record: Georgia initiated their conflict with Russia.
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10y ago
I run a service on Firebase (now part of Google Cloud Platform) and ran into problems recently. To my surprise, the support was excellent. And I've only a few thousand users. As for whether that level of support was acquired with the r
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10y ago
> There's nothing stopping those people from getting an education and joining a big tech company. "There's nothing stopping somebody from the ghetto from getting an education and joining a big tech company". In both c
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10y ago
> Never mind that it's incredibly easy to cherry-pick facts or exaggerations to target "offensive" articles (by both/all sides). Exactly. I'd argue that disingenuous news from mainstream news organisations is wo
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10y ago
> 80% won't give you critical feedback, because humans like to avoid conflict and are polite Haha. I wish! "Your app sucks". "Why is this not free?" "Can I do X? Why can't I do X?" "You change
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10y ago
> the only real hope being basic income and friends This may the the only real hope. But what about these people until then? Rather than doling out welfare, it looks like Trump is shifting wealth around by increasing the incentive to hir
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