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by mushufasa 1mo ago
Correct. Also, Bloomberg has messaging for traders that is actually an important network effect in certain domains.
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by mushufasa 2mo ago
Xi Jinping rose to power on a message of anti-corruption, and part of the reason he remains in power on an indefinite term is by presenting himself as the "only trusted" person to maintain anti-corruption amongst all the factions.
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by mushufasa 3mo ago
Marc Andreessen: "The warm intro is the first test."
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by mushufasa 3mo ago
This looks like a good approach, though I would expect this to be a native macOs feature within 12 months -- this seems totally like it fits into their product roadmap.
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by mushufasa 4mo ago
This is cool! I looked for this in the past. This is the main reason we bothered with mailchimp/hubspot -- simply the ability for nontechnical marketing people to put together nice emails, and the trust that we won't need an engin
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by mushufasa 5mo ago
Is it really a mistake? OpenAI's own agent SDK also has a Claude.md file. That's not an indication that OpenAI internally use Claude, rather, it's there because the SDK has multi-model support.
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by mushufasa 5mo ago
I used to help nonprofits and small businesses build websites. Process always went like 1. buy domain, 2. buy a shared hosting provider that one-click-installs Wordpress, 3. use a theme to begin editing the website. Often, I would also use
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by mushufasa 5mo ago
Oh dear.
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by mushufasa 5mo ago
Wouldn't the TimeCapsules still work over wired connections, just like any other hard drive, even if the networking AFP protocol support is dropped?
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by mushufasa 6mo ago
Unfortunately in most cases the buyers have way more liability/risk using a small vendor than opportunity. Often this is coming from regulators in certain industries. In scenarios where the company REALLY REALLY wants to buy the SaaS,
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by mushufasa 6mo ago
To be fair, Salesforce IS a CRM and can offer people project/time/calendar/team collaboration features, even if it's not a DIRECT competitor to a modern wave of time management startups.
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by mushufasa 6mo ago
It may take 2 minutes to click the button, it definitely takes weeks to diligence your company and the offering and compare it to what else is possible through the market.
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by mushufasa 6mo ago
"Change all your core software library dependencies to be unmaintained ripoff copies of those libraries." Sounds wise.....¡¡
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by mushufasa 6mo ago
This is mathematically possible, but not for certain (market performance et all). Moreover: practically -- onboarding and taking on the risk of a new system and having to manage that is definitely not worth the 1-2 weeks of the founder, or
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by mushufasa 6mo ago
I spent time looking into this a couple years ago as a startup founder with this problem. We are in the finance space so I saw how bad the treasury options were with our bank, given their fee cut versus plain T-bonds at the time. I looked i
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by mushufasa 7mo ago
2011 is 15 years ago -- MacOs will not support that device, so it is a real security risk to use online. This new offering seems comparable to the price of a refurbished M1/M2.
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by mushufasa 7mo ago
I also know many professionals who have a work computer and just want a personal device for occasional things like personal web browsing/shopping/occasionally watching videos -- things that would be inappropriate on a work compute
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by mushufasa 7mo ago
This commitment by Lenovo must have been driven by customer demand -- in this case, the IT departments. I wonder how much of that demand may be attributed to questions about comparisons to Framework. Even if Framework is not mainstream, it
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by mushufasa 7mo ago
Perhaps a hot take, but I'm glad for electron apps because that also means they will be well supported on linux, which is almost never the target of native development.
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by mushufasa 7mo ago
I doubt it. I predict in a few years, maybe sooner, one/some of the AI companies buying up the supply will either have achieved their goal or collapsed, and then the market will be flooded with a glut of memory driving prices low again
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by mushufasa 7mo ago
from wikipedia: "ALGOL 68 (short for Algorithmic Language 1968) is an imperative programming language member of the ALGOL family that was conceived as a successor to the ALGOL 60 language, designed with the goal of a much wider scope o
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by mushufasa 8mo ago
Yes, I've played a lot of indie hobby-tier niche games and I will say that AI assets are a big help for solo hobby devs who wouldn't otherwise be able to finish the game. At the same time, the AI art is noticeably inconsistent in
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by mushufasa 8mo ago
this type of resource is actually super useful to idea-stage founders, as it can often be hard to research failed attempts at a domain (typically the websites and assets disappear over time). Even just an index is helpful. In glancing throu
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by mushufasa 10mo ago
In their books (e.g. "No Rules Rules" Netflix seems extremely attractive to creators because they pay top dollar, as a general policy, and have the internal decision-making processes that support making bold bets on art without co
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by mushufasa 10mo ago
Yes the API process is very complex and then you have to have a team with proficiency in two parallel sets of web technologies -- python vs javascript. That said, the fact that you can go that route means that Django can be a good pick for
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by mushufasa 10mo ago
To pre-empt critics of R, remember: R is a lisp!
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by mushufasa 10mo ago
Fundamentally money can buy a microphone (including literally). That said, buying airtime/ads does is not sufficient to create traction with your ideas. I have worked at plenty of foundations that spend a lot of money to "raise aw
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by mushufasa 10mo ago
My understanding with this project is they also replace the screen and battery with newer parts e.g. higher resolution, or at least that's an option, and all the ports are new (it's a new motherboard). So really the only 'old
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by mushufasa 10mo ago
This is the type of rumor that could swing a stock price... I'm skeptical of how this got out there and by whom.
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by mushufasa 10mo ago
Languages inherently have network effects; most people around the world learn English so they can talk with other professionals who also know English, not because they are passionate about Charles Dickens. My take (and my own experience) is

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