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by Temporary_31337 5mo ago
HAM radio is whole range of things that were not possible when I was getting into it - first of all it's super cheap to start now, and you can probably bounce RF signals off the moon for less than $100 nowadays. Shortwave radio has alw
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by Temporary_31337 6mo ago
I know it's brutal, but my kids were raised with iPads, PS3-5, computers, age inappropriate Minecraft and youtube, all kids of gadgets and turned out ok, already earning money (in tech of course) - one is in UX / product building,
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by Temporary_31337 6mo ago
Curious about the motivation. The current conflict in Iran once again reminds us of how it;s all intertwined. The blockade of Strait of Hormuz means helium shortages means no chip production, means your EU based alternative is not getting
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by Temporary_31337 6mo ago
I think you'd want to offer morethan a problem statement when taking CEO time. Yes it's broken because shareholders demand M$ products have AI feature so that the share price has the 'AI' multiple. It's pretty hard
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by Temporary_31337 6mo ago
the headline is pretty stupid - compares a model to a GPU that models run on. Somewhere in that data centre, some part of Sonnet infferencing runs on a 900$ GPU or maybe even cheaper Google tensor
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by Temporary_31337 7mo ago
My father was pretty serious about this as a hobby - SP7DRV - had shortware CW and voice connections with pretty much all the coutries, remote islands (when there was an expeditions) and some countries that do not exist anymore so his tally
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by Temporary_31337 7mo ago
One thing I learned about logic is that if you start with a false statement, whatever comes next doesn't matter "almost all valuations and returns are driven by corporate earnings" no they are not, at least not anymore.
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by Temporary_31337 7mo ago
Unfortunately for a lot of performance and luxury oriented Car manufacturers, EVs are a death trap - since they don't have access to any special battery chemistry, the drivetrain is basically a commodity - you can get more HP from Xia
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by Temporary_31337 8mo ago
..so they would pay so the see the blog post a little earlier thna you do? Math doesn't work out on this
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by Temporary_31337 10mo ago
came here to put this comment exactly ;)
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by Temporary_31337 10mo ago
blah, blah,people will simply use it as they see fit
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by Temporary_31337 10mo ago
I think that goes to show that official inflation benchmarks are not very practical / useful in terms of buckets of things that people actually buy or desire. If the bucket that measured inflation included computer parts (GPUs?), food
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by Temporary_31337 11mo ago
I dunno, I got used to the weekly beatings. You could arque that if you understand what brings the most business value and deliver that repeatedly, you're pretty safe from being fired and arguably you'd know how to run your own bu
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
Wow, I bought Baldur's Gate 3 out of nostalgia before a very long (20hours + ) flight and played some good long hours on the plane. Unfortunately the Proton version meant the game was unplayable on the Deck later in the game. I'm
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
but 250 000 000 other people will.
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
What is the chemistry and expected lifetime of the batterries? They are saying this is for sustainable energy future but it looks like it's using natural gas (not sustainable) powered energy to charge up Lithium(?) batteries that will
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
US can (effectively) shut down F35s remote.y
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
computer job market is a huge misallocation of skills and resources, so no it's not that simple. Given how much tech debt/backlog there is, there should be enough work for everyone, just paid less. The fact that it isn't so j
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
occam's razor
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
I dare say that size is 3. Fight me ;)
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
For 2038 I predict Epochalypse and since there will only be vibe coders by then, good luck to y'all.
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
it's funny how we're letting private companies get away with made up numbers. Rather than making IPOs easier, owning a private company above a certain valuation should come with at least an obligation for GAAP accounting, indepnde
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
what is the investor thesis for coming in with such a multiple? You know they will have to find a a greater fool, possibly the public to buy at an even higher ratio to break any profit on that....
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
At that time the Palantit valuation was considered 'hefty / overpriced' at $9B. Current stock price valuation, post IPO is a completely detached from fundamentals ~$378B if you were to apply the same ratio to Databricks it wo
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
depends on who is making a decision and how exactly is the funding round structured - for some investors, diluting other shareholders is actually a good thing. For existing employees, if they get an option to partially cash out now is proba
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
What's the end game? What are investors expecting and how are they expecting the company to get $100b in profits and over what period of time?
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
1. Any idea on what should I start next so that I can get acquihired? 2. It looks like Apple didn't get much 'ownership' of OPA in this case, what was the point of purchasing the company as a whole versus simply offering thes
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
When it was founded in 2014 it was criticized as yet another glass building in London (technically a floor in this case) in a very prestigious location. And indeed as you could a lot of the funding went into the building, maintenance, event
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
FWIW, I am in a project like this where we a re given free will to use whatever it takes to deliver quickly and ignore the company internal procedures etc - we're using agile as it should be done (principles not just verbiage) so for e
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by Temporary_31337 1y ago
Have you looked at companies such as Jane's? Overall bigger market cap and RPE orders of magintude higher - don't fall for hype like everyone else, or at least check the numbers before saying 'most profitable', they are

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