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by anomaly_ 7d ago
Do you think the company that pays your wage thinks the same?
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by anomaly_ 8d ago
What’s the issue? They didn’t like your licence terms, and rewrote the library under a permissive licence? You don’t have a right to users or an audience.
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by anomaly_ 2mo ago
Literally what? Do you understand what is being proposed?
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by anomaly_ 4mo ago
I'm sure all of them will move back to earn 60k euros instead of us$400k+
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by anomaly_ 4mo ago
Are you trying to be deliberately obtuse? Obviously, you can fudge the number with assumptions around churn rates/etc, but of course an investor would want a view of the rough 12m state of the business.
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by anomaly_ 4mo ago
You're just going to Galapagos your economy. Consumers won't put up with high prices and inferior goods. Unless you want to restrict internet/information access so your consumers don't know what they are missing out on.
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by anomaly_ 4mo ago
No meaningful amount of iPhone users use Brave.
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by anomaly_ 4mo ago
Yes? Commercial leases (and residential for that matter) commonly have increase clauses that operate automatically (CPI, 3/4/5%, market review, etc).
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by anomaly_ 4mo ago
Peak European comment
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by anomaly_ 5mo ago
Your imagined past was enabled on the back of exploitation poor people and minorities.
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by anomaly_ 6mo ago
it also helped that the government stuck the equivalent $1T+ debt for building the highspeed system onto an off balance sheet entity before privatising the JR companies. so investors picked up the (barely) cashflow profitable lines without
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by anomaly_ 7mo ago
>Economic benefits can not justify the deaths of people This is a absurd standard. Humans wouldn't be able to use power stations, cars, knives, or fire! Everything has inherent risk and we shouldn't limit human progress because
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by anomaly_ 7mo ago
What on earth are you talking about? 1) card collecting isn't gambling because there is no expectation of winning money, 2) Baseball and sports cards have been a thing for like 100 years at this point.
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by anomaly_ 7mo ago
Based on OPs location and some of the marketing comments on their site, they probably think the Pope is the Anti-Christ.
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by anomaly_ 7mo ago
GDPR is in the process of being unwound by the EU as it has been an unmitigated disaster.
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by anomaly_ 7mo ago
It can’t be. Those uses are suboptimal, hence the users aren’t willing to pay the new prices.
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by anomaly_ 7mo ago
Sounds pretty human like! Always searching for a shortcut
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by anomaly_ 8mo ago
It's not a "processing fee". It's an distribution/access/market fee for the captive audience that Apple has spent tens of billions developing and supporting. If you think you can make any money selling software
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by anomaly_ 8mo ago
Have you looked at a website in the last 10 years?
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by anomaly_ 8mo ago
I bet they weren't as valuable as you think. This is a common issue with certain high performing line delivery employees (particularly those with technical skills, programmers, lawyers, accountants, etc), they always think they are car
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by anomaly_ 9mo ago
It's like half the poster on here live in some parallel universe. I am making real money using generated image/video advertising content for both B2C and B2B goods. I am using Whisper and LLMs to review customer service call logs
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by anomaly_ 9mo ago
He rolled away on his heelys.
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by anomaly_ 9mo ago
I recently bought a handheld spectrophotometer for work (color assessment). The product from the leading US company (X-Rite) is ~US$15k in my market. I bought the Chinese equivalent for US$3k. Maybe if I needed guaranteed nine 9s of colour
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by anomaly_ 9mo ago
The internet is basically full of maladjusted people with sad lives. Strong chance that the post you read on HN, Reddit, X, etc is written by someone profoundly unhappy with their lot in life.
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by anomaly_ 9mo ago
how happy do you think the shareholders would be about that?
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by anomaly_ 10mo ago
Bold to assume a poster on the internet can actually read.
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by anomaly_ 10mo ago
> People in the EU are super wise. You have a meal with some sort of French person who works in Brussels—it's very impressive. They're cultured, they have wonderful taste, they understand all these different countries, they kno
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by anomaly_ 10mo ago
Basically my experience too. I've gradually come to the view that meetings are best as a place to communicate decisions/rubber stamp. If I need a particular outcome I will pre meet with the key people to get their input / soc
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by anomaly_ 10mo ago
If you want to airdrop android users just buy an android mate
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by anomaly_ 10mo ago
This sounds a lot like AI.

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