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by lgkk 3y ago
Europe is about double the population of US
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by lgkk 3y ago
Are there even rich people in Europe? It seems like Europeans are mostly poor with a small super wealthy elite. Unlike the US where most people are middle class, a sizable number are rich (millionaire plus), and most of the wealthy come fro
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by lgkk 3y ago
People who still buy Tesla are honestly.. I’m not even going to say it. But you know. Unless you’ve drank the kool aid. And I speak as someone who had a Tesla since 2018.
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by lgkk 3y ago
There are plenty of people who work until they’re able to take a risk without destroying their family’s well being. We don’t hear about the failures because it’s a tragedy. But I’ve worked with a lot of failed entrepreneurs in their 40s. It
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by lgkk 3y ago
Might be due to some of us growing up really poor. I’m from a third world and I remember lack of water and electricity, five plus people crammed into a home the size of my current apartments living room. We used to use kerosene lamps and he
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by lgkk 3y ago
I’ve used launch darkly and I think it works fine. Pretty good for larger companies imo. For my smaller projects I’ve used simple kv stores and user id lookups to handle it. Works fine. Depends how advanced you want to go honestly. If you w
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by lgkk 3y ago
This is a good read
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by lgkk 3y ago
I think it’s fine as long as an email is always collected. This way if the phone is compromised your email is still there. As far as convenience goes it is convenient in actual practice as an end user. I’m sure even if 1% have this issue th
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by lgkk 3y ago
What would even be the point of existence anymore once FTL is figured out? Just curious. Seems like it would just remove any grandeur about the universe entirely.
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by lgkk 3y ago
I got it. But it’s because I worked on software that is global by design and we serve markets all over the world. I think some of these others may not have worked on such software requirements. Your site makes sense.
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by lgkk 3y ago
I would like to believe we were put here by a super advanced species so they could observe what we do for their entertainment and research purposes. Why else would people for example keep ant colonies in their home or grow kits? Hopefully w
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by lgkk 3y ago
Well I didn’t want to explicitly insinuate that it seems he didn’t have those. And it’s better to put someone with experience in place imo. Again this is only if you really care which he seems to do since he asked.
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by lgkk 3y ago
It’s in the name. Non profit. Sorry but let’s be real they are using other people’s money to do stuff. When there is no tangible incentive (helping other people is noble but isn’t an incentive at greater than an individual level - it is an
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by lgkk 3y ago
Companies that are wasting their capital will do layoffs. That includes people working at profitable companies who happen to be working on projects that either don’t make sense or are not financially viable. Most of my friends who got laid
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by lgkk 3y ago
Anything serious or has actual customers should use established technologies imo. Who cares if it’s not the latest some hipster is pushing on Twitter? Most of the time these people aren’t even serious (in what they’re doing). Focus on solvi
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by lgkk 3y ago
How about focus on the mission of the business? Does what you’re doing increase revenue, profits, market saturation, improve customer experience, whatever? If it doesn’t don’t do it. I don’t think it needs to be that hard. Fire people who
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by lgkk 3y ago
Use a hotspot so it doesn't affect your local network. Or just wipe it by installing linux on it lol.
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by lgkk 3y ago
Serverless is fine. I always find that people try to shoehorn everything into something trendy for no reason. Like I use serverless for a handful of async tasks that can run in background. Common things like image resizing, processing data
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by lgkk 3y ago
Really like the pointer to the well known security. First time I actually saw anyone mention it on something popular.
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by lgkk 3y ago
Well figma's biggest killer feature is the multiplayer collaboration, so I thought you were interested in that. As for the rendering layer, you will use wasm to build your rendering engine that will load in the user's browser
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by lgkk 3y ago
I don't have much experience with Rust besides just messing around, so in my case I picked something I know. Also it is a language I personally do not want to really go too deep into until I have a valid use case for it. For most of my
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by lgkk 3y ago
I’d use Go and wasm. I’d do the multiplayer aspect first, that is the canvas and positions of each user. Then I’d start adding components to the canvas and tracking those. And finally I’d add metadata and other features to those components.
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by lgkk 3y ago
NASA. I know a few people who wanted to get away from the FANG hype grind and went to NASA. They tell me they’re doing actual engineering for engineerings sake. Which sounds great. Salary obviously not comparable to FANG 400k plus but the s
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by lgkk 3y ago
I have walked those halls and let me tell you it feels spooky in a good way to know a lot of groundbreaking work was done there. During the time I was on campus it was mostly empty. There were old computers still inside some rooms. I felt l
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by lgkk 3y ago
The article mentioned it’s mostly young people dealing with this. As a young person myself I see everyone from teenagers to people in their 30s glued to their phones any time I’m outside. Constantly engrossing yourself in that misery mill d
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by lgkk 3y ago
If you’re a normal person you’re better off just going offline and seeking actual connections. Most of these open relationship and poly whatever people.. kinda weird people to begin with. Let them live online and in therapy. It’s just not a
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by lgkk 3y ago
The problem with these companies is the stat padder employees these days. How many people do you genuinely know who are actual well.. engineers or at least creative minded? 90% of the people I meet these days (I’m in Bay Area) who work in t
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by lgkk 3y ago
Precursor to the matrix.
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Ask HN: What are you doing with GPTs in actual production level applications?
1 points by lgkk 3y ago|2 comments
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by lgkk 3y ago
Wowza. I’m really inspired now. I’ve been working on a product after talking and showing the solution to some potential customers. Really want out of the swe ladder race and do my own thing. Build something ppl want :D

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