everfrustrated

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by everfrustrated 5d ago
Depends on the rules of the company. Just because he can elect the board doesn't mean he gets to direct their every decision. They are supposed to have their own independent judgement. Depending on the company rules it is possible they
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by everfrustrated 6d ago
New-mattic (pneumatic)?
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by everfrustrated 6d ago
Atlassian is too large. Also atlassian has been doing the same growing by acquisition for a long while themselves.
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by everfrustrated 7d ago
Problem was tailwind had a very weak component library. I'd have been happy to pay for a more expansive set of components.
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by everfrustrated 8d ago
Last I looked you can't even use Akamai without signing a sales agreement ahead of using them.
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by everfrustrated 21d ago
>Update - primary failover briefly improved performance but did not fully mitigate, we've throttled inbound traffic and are investigating upstream Vitess issues And now they're blaming their upstream vendor! Embarrassing stuff
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by everfrustrated 21d ago
That is a different and later product with a confusingly similar name.
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by everfrustrated 21d ago
> We've identified an issue with a database primary and are failing over to a replica immediately This is why it's hard to take GitHub seriously. How can a single database cause an outage for everyone? This is amateur stuff. Ha
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by everfrustrated 25d ago
Tl;dr losing customers to ClickHouse
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
Lately? GitHub has always been bad with downtime. It hasnt got worse just more visible as people do more CI now than before.
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
Just SpaceXAI alone is currently doing ~$10B annualized AI revenue numbers (based on last Q results). So that seems reasonable.
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
>Stripe is one of the best API companies in the world If you think API companies have any value - Twilio (TWLO) is a case study against that.
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
Buying OpenRouter has nothing to do with APIs. Stripe wants to be in the business of collecting a % on the economy at large. This is why people buy Visa or Mastercard stock. It is not because of the tech but because it's effectively a
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
A large amount of programmers are hired just building crud apps. Display data from a database and write it back with a validation. Etc. There is very little innovation going on. And most companies do everything they can to stick to standard
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
Timing. They had a massive amount of compute coming online and a serious pipeline of more arriving.
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
Cursor also allows disabling Grok Fast mode which means tokens last forever. Fast is great tho, but nice to have the option.
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
The US govt trusts SpaceXAI for defense and high security missions. The idea they are lying about contracted AI services is absurd. They're also a public company which beings even more oversight than openai / anthropic.
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
Can anybody point to a specific example of a Truth post which has broken a law. Hard to understand if this is something actually unlawful or something people don't like.
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
Best thing Poland did was not join the Euro
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
> Only Schwarz and SAP are free from that by being German companies. Not true. You also have to be sure that the company directors will never travel to the US even for a holiday or any third party country that would uphold an extradition
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
Yup. GitHub has easily the worst human-noticable downtime for all SaaS services I've used going back over 10 years. Most people work around it by self-hosting github (which has other problems but uptime aint one).
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
It's only a preauth payment. It doesn't settle.
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
Elon was well on top of what AI was capable of. That sounds less luck and more well played.
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
There's has been a noticeable improvement in bots for me since the new Android app rolled out a few weeks back. Not exactly sure how that changed anything but I see a lot less bot slop now.
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
I find I get a lot more hacker news from X now than HN. AI, database tech, etc I find I read about it on X much earlier and the comments are a lot less negative. X is what you make it. It will feed you with more of what you read and interac
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
Can confirm. I opened a new account and could never get any ARM instances in Ashburn region (capacity error). Signed up for PAYG (took a day - who knows why) and now no capacity problems.
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by everfrustrated 1mo ago
They look for companies which got fat on free money with impossible valuations which are dead ducks. The free money period ended so they can't raise more money and if they do it will be a substantial down valuation so investors won&#x2
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by everfrustrated 2mo ago
IQ is a relative measure not an absolute one. 100 IQ in 2026 can be massively different in absolute terms to 100 IQ in 1956. If you look at old test papers - the lack of intelligence in modern times is very stark.
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by everfrustrated 2mo ago
Pumping for an IPO falls under finance
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by everfrustrated 2mo ago
If you ask your employer to treat you like a robot - don't be surprised when you get replaced by a robot.

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