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mradek
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About mradek
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Comment #48457369
What happens after though I guess? And yes it is. So for example, it seems during the 1999/2000 era we were dealing with 100s of millions or low billions. Now everything is tens or…
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Comment #48457320
I've only been here a few years. I remember when it was a lot of crypto and no-code. Then it shifted to AI. I think it is just the ebb and flow of the zeitgeist reflected here. Not…
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Comment #48457299
> It seems inevitable that some solo founder will soon be able to build a unicorn with no investment and no employees. I know I'm no ivy grad or some hot shot, but this is my goal.…
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Ask HN: Feeling FOMO re: SpaceX, Anthropic, OpenAI IPOs and the future of tech
What's the future of tech going to be like? Will there even be a point in doing startups when people can just buy out companies for billions of dollars or raise like 100m plus earl…
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Comment #44860790
Cursor + Claude Code. Take a couple hours to walk CC through your code and generate a CLAUDE.md. Note any architecture patterns you have already, or want to have, in your project. …
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Comment #44843939
I would much rather just contribute to the AI directly. I am kind of tired having to use so many different tools. I don’t even want to login or authenticate with dozens or hundreds…
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Comment #44816338
I would like to know how much context is remaining. Claude code gives a % remaining when it is close to exhaustion which is nice, but I'd like to always see it. Also, I wish it was…
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Comment #44479399
Wowza!! Ok I checked out the link. My bad for not reading ur post properly. Yikes 100-250 mile range. Probably fine for what it is.
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Comment #44479293
Do you think it’s because they’re using diesel? In my layman pov… A diesel engine can take the least aerodynamically shaped body and move it at 60 mph for 1k miles no problem. As a…
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Comment #44479171
I should have been clearer about the specific problems I'm tackling. I’ll try addressing your points. > On domain expertise I've been in the trenches for over a decade since fallin…
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Ask HN: Anyone interested in improving scheduling?
I'm working on improving scheduling. Specifically, any scenario where you have complex rules governing limited resources. Think large-scale, multi-year waterfall projects with $XX …
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Comment #44214261
My parents, pets, and friends.
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Comment #39898693
I really like flutter and dart. All the best with this Dillon!
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Comment #34453727
What do u mean 9s are addictive
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Comment #34405948
I spin up a new database per test suite. I use pg and test suites run in parallel against their own db. It’s pretty cheap with CREATE DATABASE helpers plus using container means li…
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Comment #34245959
Is it possible to somehow feed chatgpt my own data so it can start telling me insights on it?
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Comment #34176277
the Future is gonna be weird
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Comment #34150670
Sounds dystopian. I’d rather we get people the help they need than start suggesting death to anyone who is suffering, even those not facing terminal illness etc. Is life really tha…
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Comment #34132750
I’d use Go. It’s performant, not super duper difficult to understand, and has a solid std library and community. I’ve used Node before but I’m sure you’ll have some number crunchin…
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Comment #34122630
Someone ignored me completely when I mentioned the school I went to (ranked like 110th in USA) and I felt pretty bad. I know elite college people are smart but I feel like they can…