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by shabbatt 4y ago
I would NOT want to meet anyone from here tbh. I fear what people write here are how they are in real life. Not saying they are bad people just from the bad takes and endless pedantic arguments are something I would quickly grow tired in a
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by shabbatt 4y ago
holy cow! this is insane. should be possible to create a mesh, get stable fusion to generate a UV texture map too! later we should be able to use prompts to generate 3d meshes with full uv texture map as photogammetry picks up pace. first t
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by shabbatt 4y ago
Yes but likewise, the motives and their future intent is unknown by a sub optimal move. So in a sense, it is similar to bluffing when you don't know the actions of the other person, deception is required to make yourself unpredictable.
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by shabbatt 4y ago
Sellers too. Not to mention harassment/racism/phobia when the price isnt "right". Facebook usage seems to be correlated with reduced cognition, it invites the bottom rung of society
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by shabbatt 4y ago
Book burning used to be a thing. Now its content moderation.
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by shabbatt 4y ago
One would think so but he is cash and says he is unsure. He thinks that inflation may not be curbed even with low double digit rates!
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by shabbatt 4y ago
"how was i supposed to know the phone i bought on craigslist had a payload?" plausible deniability. edit: please dont actually do this.
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by shabbatt 4y ago
How does one monetize and sell slack bots, is it even done?
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by shabbatt 4y ago
now what if you bought the phone off craigslist?
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by shabbatt 4y ago
what if its a laptop now?
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by shabbatt 4y ago
The only reason for me to consider Caddy was reverse proxy. Now that reason is gone and I'm happy with nginx
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by shabbatt 4y ago
This is the answer I was looking for but sadly, this type of insignificance becomes ammunition for managers/founders who are obsessed with novelty
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by shabbatt 4y ago
It means the stream of capital being injected into companies, startups, incubators is inversely correlated to fed interest rates. Likewise for real estate sector, the monthly mortgage payments increase as rates rise and that puts a big stra
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by shabbatt 4y ago
I believe this attitude is local to HN. I don't see employers ditching Figma, they are locked in.
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by shabbatt 4y ago
Personally if I was a shopify employee and I was looking at all these layoffs coinciding with rate rises with more to come, I would think liquidity will quickly dry up and opt for cash. I am open to rebuttals but I'm hearing that we wi
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by shabbatt 4y ago
When they were printing money endlessly and rates were low, your strategy is sound. However, the house of cards is now crumbling and there is no end in sight to rate rises. My hedge fund manager friend for a private family office is saying
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by shabbatt 4y ago
Interesting, do you have plans to support GPU as well? I can see this is a bottom up approach: put a low load instance close to the user for reads and have a globally synced write that should handle race conditions etc Are there cold start
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by shabbatt 4y ago
hmm but how would the replication and sync be handled if you have many sqlite instances on edge locations around the world? If someone inserts a row with id 234 and somebody from other side of the world does it, wouldn't this type of l
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by shabbatt 4y ago
ah thanks for pointing that out, since this is new its bound to change. will be surprised if this didn't eventually scale to zero but if I had to bet I would back AWS here going forward. This is way too critical for it's serverles
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by shabbatt 4y ago
interested to know what you see in sqlite here? why is there so much interest in this all of a sudden lately? am I missing something?
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by shabbatt 4y ago
Seeing how many MongoDB instances were running wide open to the internet despite calls to not do so, your concern is certainly valid.
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by shabbatt 4y ago
For many fly.io is not a viable alternative especially those that are already on the AWS train. I think that AWS already offers Aurora Serverless v2 which pretty much accomplishes what a lot of these me-too-serverless services that won&#x27
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by shabbatt 4y ago
It's worse than ponzi, its securities fraud.
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by shabbatt 4y ago
but are you willing to walk away from your current job where your employer won't share your sentiments? Are they going to switch to a Figma alternative because of ideology and emotions tied to the change in ownership? Isn't it mor
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by shabbatt 4y ago
This type of multiples is only possible when rates are low. Likely their last infusion of capital made their valuations possible but I reckon it is reduced as rates are ticking up fast.
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by shabbatt 4y ago
The whole time we were on a zoom call and didn't notice anything.
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by shabbatt 4y ago
> You're confused, in a ponzi earlier investors are paid from the investments of future investors. so you mean like pre-mine token sales? wait aren't those securities because there is an expectation of returns from the work of
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by shabbatt 4y ago
> ... maybe we shouldn't have spent years telling them they weren't allowed to have an opinion because it didn't concern them. that never stopped women from doing what they want. you are completely brushing past the main i
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by shabbatt 4y ago
well it certainly won't be used to mine Ethereum anymore and if this is the trend we will see more "high volume" coins see dropping PoW even further. Those pile of GPU are going to be a write off since prices are dropping and
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by shabbatt 4y ago
I wonder what will happen now that the ponzi structure is now gained new velocity as energy constraints have shut down proof of work mining. PoW creates centralized collusion between those who can afford the best miners and this helped the

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