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jeffreyq
4mo ago
https://blog.railway.com/p/incident-report-february-11-2026
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jeffreyq
9mo ago
Extraordinary win, why not be profitable with strong growth without major dilution? Hope to see you guys being written about in the same fashion as https://www.bvp.com/atlas/bootstrapping-to-100-million-arr-c... down t
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jeffreyq
2y ago
btw: your https://helloprenup.com/how-it-works/ page has a horizontal scroll that's probably unintended
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jeffreyq
2y ago
seems ironic that the turns have tabled. "silicon valley devs" were the analogous "quant geeks" underdogs that unseated the ossified incumbents. That said, I feel like "quant geeks" aren't quite underdogs
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jeffreyq
2y ago
> We can say with a high degree of confidence that SARS-CoV-2 was _not_ engineered. Do you have any links, articles, or further reading you could share to help me understand where the high degree of confidence comes from? This guy seems
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jeffreyq
2y ago
Has anybody listened to this podcast episode? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5d-eqdRSx7Y&t=1s Curious to have a discussion on this with anybody knowledgeable on the topic.
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jeffreyq
2y ago
so inspiring, congratulations!
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jeffreyq
2y ago
> Already Russia is heading to the next panel in the cycle. Curious if you could share some links, or readings, blog posts, etc. in relation to this
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jeffreyq
2y ago
Very :+1: > Always baffled me how little commercial sense HNers had when I was growing up and reading this forum. How long have you been reading HN? How have you felt the "HNers" w.r.t. nose-for-commerciality (and along whateve
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2y ago
Ooh! I would super recommend reading into the Tintin author's friendship with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhang_Chongren . It also touches upon and confirms/applies to what the French individuals say about H
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jeffreyq
2y ago
can you provide some napkin math as to why it's not enough?
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jeffreyq
2y ago
Version 130.0.6723.92 (Official Build) (arm64)
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jeffreyq
2y ago
cool and slick website. reminds me of linear.app but when i attempt to scroll all the way down it lags. i'm on macbook air with chrome browser
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jeffreyq
2y ago
something something minority report
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jeffreyq
2y ago
Tangentially related, but you can try https://macro.com/ for reading your PDFs.
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jeffreyq
3y ago
Thank you so much for sharing that short story. I've found my new favorite author.
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jeffreyq
3y ago
Would your comment read any differently if you replaced "Chinese" with "United States", or "France", or any other Western civilized nation? I'm curious to understand why China is to be blamed, exclusively?
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jeffreyq
3y ago
Interesting quote. I just came across the exact quote reading the latest of "The Upheaval" by N.S. Lyon
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jeffreyq
3y ago
Can you further elaborate on why more government intervention would work better?
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jeffreyq
3y ago
Well, as the parent poster mentioned, interest on the savings are not taken into account. Furthermore, the inflation in the price of the Starbucks coffee is also not taken into account. So, seems like the logic/reasoning still stands.
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jeffreyq
3y ago
I absolutely do want the follow up to price discovery in elite software talent markets. That said, if this is something better discussed over a beer I've gone ahead and sent you an email :+1:
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jeffreyq
3y ago
Incredible, thank you for taking the time to knowledge share!
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jeffreyq
3y ago
Can you elaborate on what "labor rewards" means in the context of ``` Labor is not the only input to productivity, so there is zero reason labor rewards should match productivity. ```
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jeffreyq
3y ago
Can you further elaborate on why monetary policy is directly related to profit margins? My understanding is that monetary policy / interest rates is controlled by the FED. When they raise rates then money is more expensive, therefore
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jeffreyq
3y ago
Can you further elaborate on "price discovery" and how monetary policy interfaces with the bond market? Also, curious to better understand how you interpret monetary policy and bond markets ultimately impacting high-end tech hirin
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jeffreyq
3y ago
Well put
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jeffreyq
3y ago
Perhaps this recording tool built on top of / integrated with an e2e testing framework could be a revenue-generating side project for an enterprising soul :)
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3y ago
This is so inspiring! Thanks for sharing your story. I was wondering what the early days of the journey looked like. - What did the first iteration of this product look like? Was it more or less similar, or substantially different from the
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jeffreyq
4y ago
I'm inclined towards your argument, but to play devil's advocate, I'd say you are making a false equivalence between a car and a company. A car is exclusively a tool, and a company is a tool from some perspectives, but involv
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4y ago
Curious as to where you got your numbers from. Also, the article indicates that "the companies plan to acquire up to $1 billion in build-to-rent properties, starting in Atlanta." So, in the grand scheme of themes (greater US) prob
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