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candyman

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About candyman

Investment Research Analyst IPO Candy

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    Many people may not remember the "tablet revolution" of this period. Tons of consultants all raced to own and carry these things. They ran windows and worked fine but it just wasn'…

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    Comment #43346792

    First of all if you are going to talk about valuation then that should be included here. And Google has always been terrible at developing and managing products . The list is too l…

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    Comment #40748248

    Bentley was a bit of a blow hard which really stood out in CS circles. He was around CMU at times when I was there as a student.

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    Comment #40748234

    It reminds me of how Ford started and owned the market, then GM became dominant by offering different colors, models, and styles that would appeal to the market segment that wanted…

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    Comment #40377922

    I think this hits the nail on the head, especially longer term. It's hard to compete with this level of low-cost production with steadily improving specs. Raspberry Pi seems caught…

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    Comment #40369028

    Off the top of my head out about DraftKings $DKNG and Vertiv Holdings $VRT. Huge successes there. True that the majority have been major disappointments but you can find some good …

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    Comment #39894009

    Chamath Palihapitiya and Adam Neumann are up to their old tricks with a new spin! Happy AFD.

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    Ask HN: Job for college student better than DoorDash?

    So my son is trying to work is way though college and doing lots of things to figure it out. He's thinking he could add driving part time for DoorDash to add to the monthly income.…

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    Comment #39482165

    I am doing some work on this anonymous proxy space as it's related to AI data collection. There are three big players and apparently NetNut is one of them. Has anyone used this one…

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    Comment #38823218

    As my eyes get older I need a brighter and higher resolution display. I use external monitors but like to be able to work while traveling or sitting in an easy chair sometimes. To …

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    Comment #38421730

    This is cool and I enjoyed playing with it and the navigation settings. But I am ignorant about what this would be used for. Would love to learn more about the motivation and use c…

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    Comment #38235103

    Would Apple even notice something so small?

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    Comment #38235015

    Check out Kraken Robotics. https://krakenrobotics.com/

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    Comment #37334193

    The maintenance budget the central administrative system at IBM in 1985 was $4B or (about $9.6B in current dollars.) The idea of moving something like this to the cloud is hard to …

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    Comment #36534961

    This reminds me of a site that I miss that was called Regretsy and I often had tears in my eyes because it was so funny. Bravo!

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    Comment #36519582

    I think Strava already offers this. I used it for a 10K last year.

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    Comment #36519498

    Most of the cost in the internet is advertising. I was so happy to discover Kagi about a year ago. Saves me hours every week. https://ipocandy.substack.com/p/finally-a-better-searc…

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    Comment #36393293

    This is an interesting way to do this. I've been using Sublime lately and it's been okay but I need some organization. Does this allow something like "diary [name] [text] where you…

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    Comment #36260524

    The downfall of many LLM approaches seems to be the "black box" nature of the output. Regulators are demanding more transparency in how these systems generate content. Could this b…

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    Comment #35752016

    I agree that the nature of the algorithm allows it to generate false results which would not be acceptable in many domains. But I think there is tremendous potential to improve wha…

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    Comment #35675521

    Echos of Steve Ballmer who alienated many whiffed on cloud and mobile (!). Google has killed their search with advertising and promotion to the point where results are useless. Pro…