ergocoder

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by ergocoder 8d ago
A companies with thousands of engineers should simply go native. Write once, deploy everywhere like React Native mainly benefits small teams and startups who are okay with building 90/10 solutions. At the shopify's scale, they wou
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by ergocoder 16d ago
I've stopped using Spotify for 2 years now. What I've realized is that Spotify is great for discovering new songs. But I'm a grown up and listen to the same hundreds of songs every day anyway. No need to keep paying the taxes
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by ergocoder 17d ago
> they definitely will be solved by removing the cameras We'll see.
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by ergocoder 18d ago
These are public areas. It's not spying. Almost every house in my neighborhood has 1-2 cameras pointing around their houses. When there's an issue, my neighbors share the footages with the group, and that's so useful. And I l
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by ergocoder 19d ago
The kind where the author hates the omarchy creator, so every issue is a world-ending issue.
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by ergocoder 19d ago
Because many people agree with having cameras to help reduce/monitor crimes. From their views, the right isn't trampled. It's a win
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by ergocoder 19d ago
A Cursor CEO's tweet.
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by ergocoder 20d ago
Cursor founder just tweeted that he was sad to see this ban and that OpenAI model represented around 5% of total usage. Burn.
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by ergocoder 23d ago
What a failure. Only be able to afford a giant painting. A truly successful person should've been able to afford a football-stadium-sized painting.
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by ergocoder 23d ago
That's true. By any standard, Facebook is very much a failure.
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by ergocoder 23d ago
OpenAI-Anthropic is similar to Twitter-Facebook. Twitter was full of dramas at the exec and founder level, and that impacted their execution. Facebook had strong leadership, was very focused, and executed well.
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by ergocoder 28d ago
I am sure my country's economy sucks. But then nobody really screams apocalypse. But, in US, people are so alarmed about US' economy collapsing.
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by ergocoder 28d ago
Can somebody explain what this means exactly? Why do they need to pay it back? If they pay it back, then what will happen? I'm from a developing country. My country is objectively much worse than US in every aspect. My country doesn&#x
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by ergocoder 1mo ago
Actually, increasing the fees will lead to more expensive in-game products. Higher price = higher barrier will reduce the number of players. Therefore, this is opposite of praying on the kids.
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by ergocoder 1mo ago
Your story is an extremely typical one. It's even worse at older tech companies like Google, Oracle, Amazon, Microsoft, and IBM. Yet these companies are doing well by any standard. Sure, IBM is bad but it's still a $100B company.
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by ergocoder 1mo ago
"Wang" can be one of the 2 popular different last names in China and Taiwan.
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by ergocoder 2mo ago
The difference is an aggressively growing and profitable business vs. stagnant-at-best-degrowth-at-worst business.
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by ergocoder 2mo ago
> We should send them to Iran to negotiate the peace deal. I laughed so hard. But I mean seriously...
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by ergocoder 2mo ago
Anyone who joins Anthropic at the 800 valuation is probably less about money. If it is about money, they would try to buy low, not buy high like this.
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by ergocoder 2mo ago
That's like 1 principle engineer. That's it.
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by ergocoder 2mo ago
Is this an ads for GrepheneOS?
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by ergocoder 2mo ago
I don't think it's bad if the mandate of that funding is to have open-weights.
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by ergocoder 2mo ago
I don't think it's that difficult. Their servers are stateless too. S3 is easy to migrate. Database is more difficult, but tons of people have done it successfully.... meanwhile people who host their own LLMs are relatively small
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by ergocoder 2mo ago
It's the same argument why Google isn't never considered a monopoly to the online ads space. Because the whole ads industry is much larger. Same thing with card payments. There are online card payments and in-store card payments a
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by ergocoder 2mo ago
The same business model that Deepseek is using. Open-source models + services. This is more attractive because it doesn't lock in the vendors. If I grow larger, I can decide to deploy the open-source models.
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by ergocoder 2mo ago
I doubt Stripe is anywhere near the monopoly status.
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by ergocoder 2mo ago
Except for Stripe and other payment gateway companies, of course
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by ergocoder 3mo ago
> Is anyone on HN still actually using Cursor in 2026? Most people on HN wouldn't be satisfied using anything. Therefore, probably no
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by ergocoder 3mo ago
Ok, now that you mentioned it, I actually want that.
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by ergocoder 3mo ago
On top of that, the company hasn't never hidden the fact that everything on the machine is tracked. Everyone on the planet is saying this. Every new hire orientation likely states this.

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