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merwanedr

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About merwanedr

big arrays and fat gpus

Recent public activity

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    According to some people on Twitter, this should've been deleted lol

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    This is really cool, but I can't wait for a classic HN comment like: -HN midwit: "Who names a company after a fruit?". -Erik and Kyle: "Well..."

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    Comment #31801664

    Ha, for a minute I thought Google actually built a Cloud-native OS. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't really see the use-case for this. Sounds like it could be an orchestration solution…

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    Comment #28635645

    Yes! I don't know if it's related but some emails I've recently sent went to spam in other people's inboxes.

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    Comment #28434259

    They had to comply, and that's a downside of centralization. Use PGP and Tor if you want true privacy.

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    Comment #27412040

    "Knives are a bad technology because you can use them to stab people, ergo knives shouldn't exist."

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    Comment #27195957

    Ethereum is winning every crypto/blockchain narrative. This is super impressive and proves, once again, that real value is where devs are.

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    Comment #27064316

    Why doesn't Heroku simply give you a linux instance to do whatever you want like you'd do with EC2? Because it's easier for end users to deal with something that has a higher level…

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    Comment #27064061

    HN comment section pessimism is a new metric for evaluating your odds of success. "It's too expensive" or "Nobody needs it because we have X" on a project lead by a domain expert i…

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    Comment #26963278

    Working on multiple Figma instances while having things like Notion and Slack in the background is a real-life situation for a lot of people nowadays. Even a $3000 MacBook Pro suff…

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    Comment #26960881

    The whole idea is that your browser is increasingly shifting towards becoming your operating system. Think about it, people spend the majority of their time on Chrome or Desktop ap…