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danfang

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    Founder here, Having strong friendships is one of the most important things for happiness and wellbeing. It's been especially hard to be social since the pandemic hit, and people i…

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    Hi HN, I’m the founder of Junto. I’ve personally struggled with maintaining close relationships in the past couple of years. With WFH becoming the norm in the tech industry, friend…

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    You may have forgotten that the purpose of a lock is not to be opened in many useful ways, but actually to remain closed when you want it.

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    How does this compare to https://www.warp.dev/ ?

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    For many (including me), Apple products are real pocket computers that do everything we wish. Apple products are built with a set purpose in mind. I couldn't care less about side-l…

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    Two fundamental flaws of Y Combinator

    Preface: I have a lot of respect for YC. It's created a lot of successful companies. As an outsider, here's why I think it will be difficult for YC to create substantial value in t…

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    Yes, if your definition of active is that you had to make a decision, yes. Pretty much everything we do is active. In the same way that sleeping is exercise because your muscles mo…

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    If we take the premise of the article, that Trump was anti-mask and Fauci was pro-mask (although slower than we would have liked, either by mistake or by political pressure) - I'm …

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    I agree. Intense political pressure from half of the country would have immense negative consequences on whatever Fauci would try to accomplish. He would have instantly lost any cr…

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    I'm thinking of a globally diversified portfolio of index funds based on modern portfolio theory. You can read about the investment strategy, but basically it comes down to risk ad…

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    All these traders are playing in a casino. Yes, the casino favors the house. Yes, people have figured out how to make big bucks by counting cards. The rules will probably change so…

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    > have you tried using pen and paper for things? Yes. If I can express something through writing (as with the cases you mention), there is no faster, more convenient tool than a no…

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    The reality is that companies at an early stage don't have validation of their idea yet. That is priority #1. The scaling part comes only after you know your idea has merit. It's a…

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    Your only metric of "good" code generation is # of bugs. My assertion was that this is not accurate. I also disagree with the premise that code generation by AI will be very useful…

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    I agree with most of the points the author makes. > Pencil and paper are the best programming tools and vastly under used I'm not convinced of this one. I grew up with digital tool…

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    This is naive. The point is that code is a well defined system with clear rules that can be expressed through logic and mathematics. GPT is suited to approximate systems where the …

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    Yep, every language is fundamentally broken. Fortunately, some are useful. Go has proven to be useful in building stuff that matters, at the end of the day. This unfortunately can'…