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ralston3

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About ralston3

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/raa3; my proof: https://keybase.io/raa3/sigs/8o16zFNQDn5FQEqtwQKbtiHQTnMo7vnGR5sm_O6B0b8 ]

- @github/ra0x3 - @read.cv/rashad - @linkedin/in/rashad-alston - @ra0x3.eth - @rashad.sol

Recent public activity

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    Comment #36852755

    - I just write Rust that compiles down to a wasm32 target :) - Allows me to still use IDEs (e.g., VSCode), get great tooling (i.e., cargo) and still have a tidy little binary to us…

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    Comment #36815496

    I'll bite :) - Stick to the basics to start: Mattermost/Slack for messaging, Github for issues/work, standard tooling (I imagine you might be B2B SaaS? So maybe Node or Python). Th…

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    Ask HN: Where are all the LLM virtual assistant startups?

    With the flurry of LLM activity that's been happening lately I'm surprised that I don't see more productivity startups offering "smart virtual assistants". Maybe I'm just looking i…

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    Comment #34774521

    What happened is the productivity increases caused by the interwebs cause us to nestle into a local maximum (i.e., where profits are maximized as opposed to productivity).

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    Comment #34394702

    This is unpopular? XD

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    Comment #34274529

    Just subscribed. Looks useful!

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    Comment #33910965

    What does this have at all to do with crypto as a whole? SBF is a single individual. This was a centralized exchange. I'd say CeFI is not really crypto at all. After 2008 was every…

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    Comment #33733373

    My family's health, having enough $ to have my basic needs met (and maybe even some non-basic needs), and type systems that keep me from blowing my foot off :)

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    Comment #33555147

    This this this. Musk isn't trying to win a popularity contest. He's trying to narrow staff down to that 10% that can do 80% and build back from there. A very cutthroat capitalist a…

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    Comment #33515292

    Parent is clearly suggesting that the poster is most likely (as you agree) the product of an environment that the overwhelming majority of folks are not. Nothing wrong with someone…

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    Comment #33453549

    This is almost like an every day thing at this point :/

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    Comment #33387495

    Agreed. I don’t understand all of the “Can’t believe I have to pay (X < $10) for $service”.

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    Comment #33097769

    > a peanut butter squirrel feeder cage XD peak capitalism I guess

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    Comment #32535555

    - Actix Web https://github.com/actix/actix-web - Axum https://github.com/tokio-rs/axum (what I'm currently using in production) - Hyper https://github.com/hyperium/hyper Positive e…

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    Comment #32512596

    Maybe music streaming isn't a technical problem so much though? Anecdote: I've been a paying Spotify premium subscriber for the past 10 years. I finally switched to Apple Music rec…

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    Comment #32499730

    Remote work is commonplace to a very few privileged folks. HN seems to forget that.

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    Comment #32499589

    Taxes creates demand for USD (an artificial way of giving fiat USD "value")

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    Comment #32489521

    I would say this falls under #3 - ML engineer

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    Comment #32453009

    Programmers

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    Comment #32333616

    This is great thanks