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jgautsch

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About jgautsch

Principal at The Del Mar Code Company

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    Comment #47809023

    Extremely well said. This lesson has never been more urgently important than now.

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    Comment #46619171

    I've been watching Dagger with great interest, although have not moved production workloads to it (nor, admittedly, even committed an afternoon to setting up any workflows/graphs).…

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    Comment #46492640

    Yes, the whole thing. The only thing in the entire repo I wrote was the CLAUDE.md, which was the only file at the beginning. I just fire up `claude` and say "Have fun!". The only o…

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    Show HN: Discontinuum – An Interactive Fiction made during Claude's "20% Time"

    I gave Claude Code a repo to serve as its home directory during its "20% time", and give it no instructions (see the CLAUDE.md here: https://github.com/delmarcode/20-pct-time ) It …

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    Show HN: 20-Pct-Time

    20% time for Claude Code. Fork or follow along!

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    Comment #41047201

    Interval trees or ordered segment sets are the "correct" answer but sometimes you can accept constraints in your domain that radically simplify– for example, with equipment availab…

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    Comment #34551272

    Some users do, and they're right. Talk to those ones often, it's much faster than the full build/measure/learn ceremony.

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    Comment #27919163

    Hey congrats on launching– Wanted to drop a note from someone who has been burned: avoid .xyz domains like the plague. They can revoke your control of the domain at any time if you…

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    Comment #25103442

    You can add a kill/shutdown message handler and move your state somewhere else before the process dies.

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    Comment #18795561

    I haven’t inspected it myself (I’m on mobile atm) but usually that kind of thing is an animated SVG. You can animate SVG nodes with CSS just like HTML

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    Comment #17755557

    Professor Philip Wadler has a fantastic talk titled "Propositions as Types" that introduces the Curry-Howard correspondence, some history behind it and ideas following it. In fact …

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    Comment #17754007

    I use Calibre on desktop, sync’d to dropbox, and use the Marvin app on my phone. I like it a lot better than the iBooks app. It has features like search and tagging/collections. Th…

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    Comment #17552893

    Looks like the High Growth Handbook is available online for free: http://growth.eladgil.com/book/introduction/how-to-use-this-...

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    Comment #16577331

    Pretty nice. I'm still in the market for a good lander builder. initial feedback: - I can't figure out how to change the image in a template, close to giving up - more templates pl…

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    Comment #16296040

    I wonder if there are any companies aggregating some sort of book of faces.

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    Comment #16295641

    No. Many SMTP servers are set to reply with "250 ok" for any provided RCPT TO address.

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    Comment #16193724

    Whenever people compare Tether to fractional reserve banking it ignores important details. Some important differences: - Your bank tells you it's fractional reserve, Tether tells y…

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    Comment #16190096

    Perhaps people aren't rational all the time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confirmation_bias#Persistence_...

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    Comment #16190074

    That would be lucky, not smart. If a bank took my deposit to a casino and put it all on black, they'd go to jail whether they won or lost. The risk of holding a tether should be re…

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    Comment #16189984

    Some economists would argue that "zillions of IOUs" is basically the precursor to currency/money. Then you just need a consistent unit, and that ability to trade/transact (which is…

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    Comment #16189769

    The difference between a cryptocurrency backed by something and a MySQL database is that in the former case, underlying value is indeed centralized, but in the latter, both underly…

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    Comment #16189455

    Why would it change value relative to the underlying asset backing it? Counterparty risk? And what sorts of fees and taxes are you referring to?

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