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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   Trees are great carbon sinks. Especially the ones that live for hundreds of years. If more trees get planted, then soon they’d be giant carbon sinks for hundreds of years. That’s more than enough time for artificial co2 sequestration tech t
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   > violence (in the short term) is the only thing that can stop the car going over the cliff. nah that’s just what ideologues say because they care more about their top-down control agenda. If climate change was fixed tomorrow, they’d be
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   Do you think it's possible in 20 years?
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   This is amazing. Soon we'll be at the bionic arms featured in iRobot.
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   The social contract will be massively upgraded so that work becomes about self-improvement, like in Star Trek.
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   I have a base-model m1 Mac Mini and it's a beast. I'm using it as my build/deploy server and also as a back-end server (for running jobs) for the prototype I'm working on. I also do development on it when I want to use m
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   Thanks for the interesting perspective. I’ve not yet thought about how first users vs second users vs n users could affect roadmap and product design. I really appreciate your comment!
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   Realistically if there's no more need for software engineers then I think what follows next is that most forms of labor are being replaced by machines. There's already videos of machines hooked up to LLMs doing incredible things,
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   by GravityLab 3y ago

   On the one hand if this is personal to each individual and if the data feed is entirely private so that only the person interfacing with the agent sees the recommendations, admonishments, and trends...it could be a powerful way to foster mo
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    Show HN: Logtrees – plant trees IRL and then register them digitally(logtrees.com)

    1 points by GravityLab 3y ago|0 comments
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Hey, this is really cool! Part of the struggle is definitely getting a feedback loop set up so that people can see what the css actually does. Especially when you’re trying to build a product at the same time. This is neat because it could
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Thanks for the input. I saw on your profile that you sold a company before. That’s super cool, especially since it contrasts nicely with what you said about not being afraid of talking about your products or showcasing them early on. I’m st
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    That’s cool that people email. I was thinking of using a Discord server for “contact the dev” types of questions but the automation potential of email seems better. I’ve done some gmail api toying around in the past and it was really easy t
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Thanks for sharing. TIL that Reddit has a marketing feature now for placing a sponsorship, I will definitely look into that!
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    That is my favorite stack. :) I call it pure JS but I like vanilla JS too. CSS is super powerful and I love how much you can do with it. I’m still scratching the surface, too. I’ve been using it for years for common things as a full-stack d
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    This started improving for me recently when I spent more time really learning flexbox and flexgrid. They are part of CSS so no installs needed. It’s a different way of thinking but I’m finally good enough with flexbox that I can tell when I
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Awesome post and full of valuable recommendations, thanks a lot for sharing. I'm really glad you saw my submission so soon after your post was written. That's serendipity!
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Hey, thanks for the response. I also really appreciate the link to your page. I read some of your posts documenting the journey and will read all of them. Really excited to learn from this, it's really valuable stuff! <3
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Wow that's awesome. Congrats. I'm approaching a launch myself and I'm very nervous. Super cool to see that you did it. Congrats once again and best of luck! I hope your product does really well.
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Congratulations on your launch! Beautiful design. Are you a solo founder?
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    Ask HN: Solo founders – how and when did you find your first users?

    29 points by GravityLab 3y ago|14 comments
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    I did not know Starlink is using Google! Google definitely knows datacenters. Thanks for sharing.
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Thanks for sharing. Really exciting to see how John Carmack would take notes for his work logs. I don’t really have an elaborate system for my own process so I love this because it gives me ideas for improving my own system. I did not expec
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    I bet the wifi down there is still amazing. :)
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    SpaceX and Starlink are amazing but I wonder how much Kuiper’s access to the huge muscle that is AWS will bolster its chances of being #1? SpaceX definitely has the early bird advantage but Amazon knows products and the direct access to AWS
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Hahaha this is incredible. Amazing work. How does this affect system resources in terms of cpu and memory usage?
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Really cool that this includes information on when they’re open for visiting. Time for some new entries in my bucket list!
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Indeed. Some friendly competition makes the products better for everyone.
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    Mr. Bezos is a little older than Mr. Musk. :)
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    by GravityLab 3y ago

    That was a solid launch. Congratulations Project Kuiper! Godspeed on more launches ahead. I enjoyed the ULA coverage of the launch. Nice and relaxing.