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yumraj
4y ago
> Bear Cave is a short seller. ... That doesn't make the report wrong, simply going by a small set of anecdotes here and on previous threads about Airbnb.
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4y ago
> My trust in private companies has been at it's lowest since then and I absolutely do not trust startups to keep my data safe. Tesla is neither a private company, nor a startup. But, your point is still valid.
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yumraj
4y ago
He should have tried to generate images of Xi, Firefly may have done better. Referring to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35418999 https://www.techdirt.com/2023/03/31/midjourney-ceo-sa
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yumraj
4y ago
And you’re going to enforce that in China how?
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yumraj
4y ago
Such as? I don't know much about how various Zoho products are implemented, but I thought most of their stuff is homegrown.
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yumraj
4y ago
Perhaps the laidoff team can clone Gitea and start a competitor to GitHub. I would have seriously thought about it if I were there and part of that team.
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yumraj
4y ago
What’ll that do? The concern is about data being siphoned off to CCP data centers in China.
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yumraj
4y ago
Can someone explain why a bill is needed to ban TikTok? Can’t the administration or a governmental agency (such as but not limited to FTC, FCC etc.) ban it? I think that’s how it works in many other countries.
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yumraj
4y ago
Which country? US? I would have taken his/her name and asked to speak with the manager.
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4y ago
In general, yes I agree. However, in some cases it can indeed be an issue when there is potential conflict with some very litigious companies. Edit: I have no idea if it will be an issue in this case or not, but given Apple and similar
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4y ago
Please note that this is not a snark, but am genuinely curious since you're a YC company - didn't anyone from YC or from the YC network point you to that? I'd hoped that proper product naming, and avoiding such minefields, be
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4y ago
what is/are the screen type (matte/glossy) and resolution option(s) for the 16"?
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yumraj
4y ago
what's secret? Even the Intel 13" can be configured and ordered with a max 64GB DDR4 RAM for a total of $240, so am sure that the 16" would be configurable with at least that much. AMD can be configure for 64GB DDR5 for $32
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4y ago
Harder than C++? Harder to use than C? Above is a question, not a snark. I like learning languages and haven’t dabbled in Rust so am curious.
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4y ago
How does it compare with cast iron ones such as: https://www.amazon.com/Lodge-Baking-Pre-Seasoned-Round-Handl... Or https://www.amazon.com/Lodge-BW15PP-Seasoned-Pizza-Black/dp/...
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yumraj
4y ago
What do you mean by pizza steel? I’m looking to get a cast iron pizza pan but would love to know there’s a better option.
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4y ago
relatively cheap MacBook Air and iPhones.
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yumraj
4y ago
Were the SpaceX engineers also deployed to fix Twitter issues, like per some reports Tesla engineers were?
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yumraj
4y ago
Plus tips ;)
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yumraj
4y ago
I rarely buy coffee at a shop and make at home. Even at the shop, I'm the person who gets drip coffee, black. The fact that they have a big pot tells me there are others who get drip coffee.
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4y ago
coffee doesn't need to be sugary.
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yumraj
4y ago
No CUDA 12 support unfortunately..
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yumraj
4y ago
Venture Deals: Be Smarter Than Your Lawyer and Venture Capitalist
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yumraj
4y ago
Can someone ELI5 what exactly is immutable in an OS? Are all applications run as sandboxed containers or something? If so, do they natively support switching between multiple versions of, say python? In-line Edit: if they do, awesome, how
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4y ago
> Especially this particular CEO … Not just whims, this particular CEO has massive business interests in China which will result in a major conflict of interest in a potential US-China direct or indirect conflict.
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4y ago
> It really looks like their model depended on cozy relations with the VC community. Which the VCs shat on, so not sure how much of coziness remains.
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yumraj
4y ago
Many years ago I had parked my white SUV, with smart keys, in a San Jose Fry’s parking lot and went to do some shopping. After I came back, I went to my SUV and touched and opened the door, which I attributed to smart key, and sat inside
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4y ago
Time to buy?
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yumraj
4y ago
While Emperor is Tweeting, Tesla is crumbling..
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4y ago
> Bologna .... It invented the term "University" (from universitas magistrorum et scholarium). So, if something meets the requirements before a word was coined to describe a set of those requirements cannot be retroactively c
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