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e10jc

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About e10jc

CTO/cofounder

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    Comment #47795447

    Regardless of the model quality improvement, the corporate damage was done by not only ignoring the Opus quality degradation but gaslighting users into thinking they aren’t using i…

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    Comment #47065740

    Very cool list but why no mention of biome? I’ve been using that on a recent project and it’s been pretty great. Also bun test instead of vitest.

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    Comment #47064186

    I really like this article, particularly the part about the gravitational threshold. My overall thoughts about launching products is that there will just be more products with smal…

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    Comment #46197138

    I totally agree with you. I am working on a new platform right now for a niche industry. Maybe theres $10m ARR to make total in the industry. Last year, it wouldn’t be worth the ef…

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    Comment #45895724

    I'm a longtime tech lead-level engineer, but I'd rather retire from the industry and work towards this instead! Please share this url with anyone you know who is interested in the …

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    Neural Networks Validate Thermodynamic Theory of Complex Systems

    I've been developing a framework extending Prigogine's dissipative structures theory to explain how systems organize around energy gradients. The unexpected validation came from AI…

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    Comment #40781492

    I company a cofounded went bankrupt last winter, and then my first child was born a few months later. I was depressed about the bankruptcy, but it was nice to be able to focus on b…

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    Comment #37994429

    We had revenue around $250m per year, so it wasn’t a question of market fit…

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    Comment #37985073

    I was the founding CTO here, and will probably walk away with $0. You can AMA, in the hope that I can help someone else avoid this fate in their future.

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    Comment #37813257

    I agree with the vibe of this article. The difference between today versus historical periods of high interest rates is that today there are multiple mature billion/trillion-dollar…

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    Comment #35487187

    It’s a red flag because they could sell their shares and exit way too early. In my experience, said founders basically cashed out at the A round, while everyone else was left to tr…

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    Comment #35486062

    I’ve been both a cofounder and early stage employee. I think it’s definitely appropriate to ask, but also fine for the company to deny. The cap table can contain some red flags: fo…

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    Comment #34586237

    I feel you on this! As a follow up: what are some of the top tips you would recommend?

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    Comment #34119664

    Sounds like me! I'm moving back to CA after ~2 years in Dallas. I didn't hate Dallas, but my fiancee does. But yeah the weather is awful: 115 degree summers, below-freezing winters…

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    Comment #33698531

    I've had a lot of red wine in my life; like, probably too much. The only bottle with a memorable taste came from a wine tour in Napa Valley where they said half the field was destr…

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    Comment #33317162

    In my past, I have both worked multiple jobs as a developer, and employed developers working multiple jobs. I have seen it bring a lot more benefits than drawbacks. To say to someo…

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    Comment #33143557

    I feel your pain on this. As an occasional NPM library author, I feel that Typescript can help with this, although NPM itself is not structured in a way that compliments Typescript…

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    Comment #32313215

    As an employer, I have seen low-performing employees resign because they found a senior/management/VP-level title elsewhere, and I think “well, good for you, I suppose”… I imagine …

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    Comment #30224990

    I sold once with Equityzen and once with a different company, I forget the name. Both times were great, but it took years from start to finish. They’ll help you through the process…

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    Comment #14725675

    I would say if they cannot operate third-party services like Google Tag Manager, then yes. But that's on them. A warning sign of an ineffective department (marketing, ads, comms, e…

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    Comment #14165786

    hey thanks! wordact author here. i think the main benefit is that it can reduce gobs of boilerplating time. i love the javascript ecosystem, and i think ecmascript keeps getting be…

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