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johnebgd
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Comment #47594328
Gotta hit that high IRR as a fund manager and the clock starts when the cash comes in so capital calls are appreciated by fund managers. Unless they are emerging managers (the star…
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Comment #47555500
This. Unless in 2026, we suddenly see Costco sell personal quantum computers for sub $2k, with practically unlimited high speed crystal storage, all cooled/powered by unobtainium f…
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Comment #47538738
My post Mortem sentiments exactly. The lack of Nvidia GPU support for the M series Mac Pro models kneecapped the platform for professionals. If Apple had included that in those the…
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Comment #47513568
Electron apps also basically don’t work in Wine. I miss having Evernote on Linux.
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Comment #47372997
Codex high reasoning has been a legitimately excellent tool for generating feedback on every plan Claude opus thinking has created for me.
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Comment #47369410
Agreed. Windows 10/11 can run just fine on 4GB of RAM. You just can't run anything inside of Windows 10/11 with 4GB of RAM. The last version of Windows that felt like 4GB of RAM wa…
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Comment #47369370
Neo is powered by a fast and battery-friendly chip. It's definitely not a novelty any more than Chromebooks or Windows 11 notebooks with integrated graphics have been.
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Comment #47196182
We use them as well. Great product.
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Comment #47196178
It’s be great if Google just revoked antigravity access if terms were violated. No need to disable the entire account.
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Comment #47124493
Sometimes I forget programming languages aren't a religion, and then I see someone post stuff like this. Programming languages really do inspire some of us to feel differently.
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Comment #47031648
I’ve met many more $5M/year “SaaS” entrepreneurs who built a Wordpress plugin than a custom SaaS platform. Your point is well made.
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Comment #46942464
White flight all over again but this time it’d be white collar flight.
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Comment #46855453
I switched to Ubuntu last week for my desktop. First time in my 25+ year career I’ve felt like Microsoft was wasting my time more than administering a Linux desktop would take. The…
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Comment #46745598
Half of the country has been left behind to the extent that they are worse off financially than their parents at the same age and have no path to improvement. It just keeps getting…
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Comment #46727260
I’d just drop them.
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Comment #46643039
Americans can’t afford healthcare or rent. They aren’t happy supporting the UN anymore. If the world needs the organization it’ll find others for funding.
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Comment #46576575
Trademarks and other intellectual property rights prevent cloning those.
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Comment #46512301
I’d pay a monthly fee for a browser where I’m not the product anymore and it respects my privacy.
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Comment #46512285
Meanwhile Firefox keeps undoing its own track record. There really is no perfect solution to browsing the web these days.
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Comment #46512262
I bought a corded electric snow blower this year for my driveway. My neighbor has a gas powered one. I sold mine after two uses because it was so ineffective it mostly just clogged…
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Comment #46381035
I welcome the spam calls from our asterisk overlords.
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Comment #46366526
I bought the JetBrains AI last year to support them even though it wasn’t good. It never improved. I didn’t renew. Now, I’m questioning if their tooling is something I’ll even rene…
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Comment #46340620
Are you sure there is an age limit for that kind of behavior in humans?
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Comment #46289870
Users have largely been trained to click okay when asked to give permission without thinking.
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Comment #46275010
The mishandling of how they rewrote section 174 of the tax code also caused a lot of layoffs of developers.