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inesranzo
9mo ago
This is the worst headline that I ever had the misfortune to lay my eyes on. I cannot unsee this and it is forever now an additional burden of unwanted knowledge on the existing reality of Japan’s declining population and fertility crisis.
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inesranzo
9mo ago
SPAC. Luminar was an exit scam in the SPAC era, they went public during that time and they have been struggling. Also Lidar is hugely expensive. Their Lidar deal with Volvo fell through and now it's bankrupted them.
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inesranzo
9mo ago
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inesranzo
9mo ago
Why do you need to use Git as a CMS? That seems backwards and hellish when you want to grow your content and marketing team as they have no clue on how to use this arcane tool. Now the engineers would need to be bothered by the marketing de
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Counter Social – a next-generation anti abuse and user privacy social network
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inesranzo
9mo ago
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inesranzo
9mo ago
> A better approach: Pub/Sub Citation Needed. More importantly, benchmarks needed. Cannot claim something X is better approach than Y without benchmarks, it is an idea but needs to be proven to be better. Until then, this post is no
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Tell HN: The Python Software Foundation is now showing banner ads
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inesranzo
9mo ago
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inesranzo
9mo ago
Assuming you're a builder just do 1 and 2 as small side projects, no need to go full on in an industry that is going to crash anyway. 1 and 2 are now trending essentially to 0. 3. Will get harder to get a job in the years to come. Stay
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inesranzo
9mo ago
Close. Stars can be faked and botted. It is not the lock in. The lock in is the distribution of GitHub, (issues, outside contributions, sponsors, etc)
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inesranzo
9mo ago
This person doesn’t seem to be well. I hope they get help at some point.
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inesranzo
9mo ago
Does this really need AI? Doesn't Google and others do this already? Is this really a massive problem with humongous 1000x growth potential upside or an IPO? I hope the VCs and Angels asked the serious questions and not invested becaus
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inesranzo
9mo ago
Ads should not exist at all. They are psychological, manipulative, influencing tools. It's like an annoying wasp that appears out of nowhere and follows you around. Nobody asked for this. When this comes to StackExchange, use a PiHole
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The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI Partner on Sora
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inesranzo
9mo ago
A friend of mine who raised money once said: "Before I raised money I had one product, after I raised money now I have two products" You've now got two products to sell man, the hard work begins. Good luck.
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inesranzo
9mo ago
This project has potential but there are some issues with "Marketing" (I call this lying depending on how it's done) Please stop with the false urgency and borderline lying to people saying there are 17 spots when they most l
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inesranzo
9mo ago
> Not really understanding the negativity here. We know for a fact that most of the people that master intellectual problems do so via pattern recognition, not by reasoning. > The lifetime membership + launch discount was a good marke
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inesranzo
9mo ago
Until Redpanda becomes enshittified. Sigh.
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inesranzo
9mo ago
This is the best model IMO as it supports creators directly and not the advertisers. If Daring Fireball had this membership subscription model and not selling highly and questionably expensive ad slots I would definitely subscribe, even if
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inesranzo
9mo ago
> Daring Fireball has been doing the one ad a week in RSS with no tracking for over a decade. The sponsors must think they work. I have no interest for anything sold in ads in their RSS and I assume they are tracking in the links that yo
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inesranzo
9mo ago
> AFAIK, Daring Fireball never runs these tracking ad networks with tons of flashing and annoying ads. It does one tiny graphical ad on the web page and has a weekly sponsor post, both of which can be easily ignored. The graphical ad doe
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inesranzo
9mo ago
> Ads support content creators and free services. If you value specific creators or platforms, consider supporting them directly through memberships or donations rather than relying solely on ad blocking. Sometimes this isn’t available.
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9mo ago
Anyone have a method for blocking ads in RSS? I regularly read https://daringfireball.com and sick of their ads showing up in my RSS feed. It is bad enough and distracting that ads show up on the site (thankfully Firefox and ubl
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10mo ago
forex is a scam.
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10mo ago
good content
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10mo ago
Failure rate comes down the more experienced you are. Don't expect the first one to be a home run. Remember OpenFeint? the founder of that failed successfully into an acquisition which later on the founder made something called Discord
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10mo ago
> I would also very much like it if Orion was open source, it would make me feel a lot better committing to and recommending a browser if I had actual assurances it's behaving appropriately, beyond a company saying "trust me&qu
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10mo ago
Any company? Don't you think if Kagi introduced spyware it would ruin their reputation quickly, why would Kagi want to quickly ruin that brand reputation? The answer is that there is no incentive for 'spyware' on Orion as you
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inesranzo
10mo ago
One word. Consistency. You can just do things. Don't stop.
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inesranzo
10mo ago
I think Kagi / Orion should go down the independent auditor route like TrailOfBits, Cure53 and others. That way the software would be audited and it doesn't have to be open source.
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inesranzo
10mo ago
Why would and what incentive does Kagi have to put 'spyware' in a browser?
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