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CactusBlue
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Comment #48394961
How do you know that this isn't already priced by quant firms?
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Comment #48010881
is privacy of financial transactions not a valuable problem to be solved in your opinions?
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Comment #47607423
If you have a big enough portfolio, direct indexing (using something like Frec or Wealthfront) could be an interesting option, and weighting the companies that you don't want at 0.…
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Comment #47603929
It feels like the Microsoft version of "IBM Watson", where they renamed seemingly unrelated projects to Watson.
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Comment #47575760
> It's not enough for the people who run a service to be good people – they also have to take steps to insulate themselves (and their successors) from the kind of drip-drip-drip ra…
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Comment #47418812
Mostly just markdown-based skills. I've personally had more luck with harnesses, preconfigured permissions, and scripts to automate the frequent workflows, and the repo seems prett…
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Comment #47347448
Building exactly this; in Mikoto Platforms, "Spaces" can be located on any physical node, and DMs are E2EE routed through multiple nodes
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Comment #47340526
Slightly tangential, but this paragraph is the only one on the rules page with a "id" attr set, so that you can link to this specific rule
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Comment #47316941
Then explicitly refuse service, instead of mocking your userbase.
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Comment #47316927
Eh, AP has its own sets of problems (underspecified protocol, split-brained on discoverability, new developments are met with hostility in the community)
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Comment #47316833
As a startup founder, your userbase is your god. Either treat them with utmost respect, or learn to explicitly fire your customers.
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Comment #47316644
I don't care about the specific situation either way; What I am observant of is how the core team has handled their userbase and lack of protocol robustness.
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Comment #47315141
and I actually don't hate that bit (I really like lexicons, although I might have approached it in a different way) - what I hate is the aggregation layer. I know that it is possib…
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Comment #47314953
We already could've done that before, just throw a HTML file on a HTTP server on a cheap VPS
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Comment #47314906
I don't even think having Jesse Singal on the platform is the problem (like it or not, I believe that all beings must have the right to communicate); the problem here was the commu…
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Comment #47314859
We don't need "open" networks (Digital Panopticons), we need private networks.
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Comment #47314809
https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/05/waffles-eat-bluesky/
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Comment #47314766
How do you feel about the recent communication failures from the team to the userbase? As another builder of an open-source social platform, we must all understand that it is param…
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Comment #47267958
Reminds of Unity features
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Comment #47209136
I think the main advantage of the XML here is that the model is expected to have a matching end tag that is balanced, which reduces the likelihood of malformed outputs.
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Comment #46978851
> After building Airbyte into a large open-source data infrastructure company... Didn't Airbyte rugpull their license to ELv2?
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Comment #46942440
This feels like an opposite of my experience. I find just having a bunch of Claude Code terminals running in the background to be the most "ambient", while I find autocomplete/auto…
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Comment #46425391
Also (potentially) related?: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_LLC