nokun7

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by nokun7 8mo ago
What I mean is that later employees—especially the ones who joined during the 2021–2022 hype when Brex was valued at that crazy $12.3 billion peak—got their RSU grants priced at those very high levels. That meant their equity was basically
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by nokun7 8mo ago
That's less than half of Brex's crazy $12.3 billion peak back in 2022. But honestly, it’s still one of the biggest fintech deals ever and actually gives people real money in a market where most unicorns are just stuck. The founder
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by nokun7 9mo ago
Yes! You bought back fond memories, despite the frustrations.
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by nokun7 9mo ago
I used to play a game called Pro-Am on Nintendo. This game reminds me so much of that. The controls are basically the same.
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by nokun7 10mo ago
What sorts of assumptions?
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by nokun7 11mo ago
I user the ycombinator link, but it still says 0 credits, what gives?
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by nokun7 11mo ago
> Building nôn pipelines Never heard of "nôn pipelines" - is that like a new thing?
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by nokun7 11mo ago
> She gets credit for being complicit in a violent overthrow of the Democratic government of the united States. Care to elaborate what is this in reference to? Especially the "violent" part. Please do not simply link to some ne
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by nokun7 1y ago
While there is pingora https://blog.cloudflare.com/how-we-built-pingora-the-proxy-t... , I would recommend checking out envoy. Although not rust based, envoy has gained quite the repute for being extremely versatile and robu
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by nokun7 1y ago
Basic question: Is PF related to ebpf by any chance?
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by nokun7 1y ago
I have seen Nextdoor also do the same and I had alway wondered. I believe it uses the same mechanism. Quite interesting.
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by nokun7 1y ago
I use ngrok for exactly this type of functionality. Can someone clarify why would anyone need malai over ngrok?
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by nokun7 1y ago
So, Finland gave fluoride a shot in a few cities back in the '60s through the '90s, but they didn’t see much point to it and dropped it. Now, some spots there are even filtering it out of the water. You can still get it in toothpa
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by nokun7 1y ago
Honestly, while this is a great update and all, other AI platforms have had web search functionality for quite some time now. Any explanation for this delay? I wonder if Claude’s API will match Perplexity’s dynamic answers. Is there API rat
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by nokun7 2y ago
Aryabhāta, an exceptional Indian mathematician born in 476 CE, left a lasting mark on mathematics and astronomy. At the age of 23, in 499 CE, he calculated pi to be approximately 3.1416 and suggested its irrational nature, relying on insigh
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by nokun7 2y ago
Didn't parents care for their children before? So then why do you think California - arguably the most liberal state - is also implementing a return to work mandate?
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by nokun7 2y ago
How timely!! I was looking for something similar to convert some of my portrait images. I'm trying it right now and I'll let you know how it goes soon. Thank you
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by nokun7 2y ago
I can't disagree with that too much, although I have a very special place in my heart for the Intellij's of the world.
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by nokun7 2y ago
I recall when I used to work for Pupper Labs - then PuppetDB jumping to Clojure in 2012 was a gutsy call that totally paid off and put the language on the map. Puppet was a Ruby shop, but as data piled up, they needed something really cool
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by nokun7 2y ago
So, Microsoft’s move to ditch leases for “a couple hundred megawatts” of data center capacity, as noted in TFA, is a pretty intriguing shift—and it’s not just a random cutback. Per some reports from Capacity Media and Analytics India Magazi
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by nokun7 2y ago
As a longtime Vim user, I’ve got to say, the "completion-preview-mode" caught my eye. It’s pretty cool how Emacs is tossing in this slick, built-in predictive typing thing—kinda like Company or Corfu, but using its own minibuffer
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by nokun7 2y ago
Reminded me of a few similar articles I have read that reveal how divers’ real-world needs drive equipment evolution, transforming a basic human function into a catalyst for safer, more inclusive cold-water diving. [1] "Why Do I Need t
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by nokun7 2y ago
> Imagine giving you car to strangers who will use it as a public trash can. You would need a hard societal change for people to respect other people's property. Nothing that a bit of insurance cannot fix. But I do get your point.
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by nokun7 2y ago
The future of FSD in Tesla and other self-driving cars is looking pretty wild! Tesla’s been pushing hard with stuff like their Cybercab and unsupervised FSD plans, and if they pull it off, it could flip the whole car market, and not just Ub
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by nokun7 2y ago
So, Warren Buffett’s been dumping stocks like Apple and Bank of America—$134 billion worth—and sitting on a massive $334 billion cash stash. Dude’s not spilling the beans in his annual letter, but it’s kinda wild, right? When the guy who’s
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by nokun7 2y ago
While open-source LLMs offer transparency and community-driven innovation, the future might not be exclusively OSS. Proprietary models have significant advantages, including the ability to secure investment for cutting-edge development, cus
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by nokun7 2y ago
You might have a point there. But honestly, it's so ancient that I had to do a double-take when I saw a UI inspired by Windows 2000.
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by nokun7 2y ago
I think so, Me was a failure. 2000 not so much.
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by nokun7 2y ago
Very interesting and it seems like there is more room for optimizations for WASM using SIMD, boosting performance by a lot! It's cool to see how AI can now run even faster on web browsers.
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by nokun7 2y ago
Something relatively modern. Wasn't Win2k a failed product?

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