Viewing profile — standapart
standapart
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Jul 23, 2021, 1:54 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 109
- Public activity
- 36 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About standapart
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #41272583
Perhaps Plume will be the next company to be sued by Texas...
-
comment
Comment #41101956
tl;dr The author discovers the wild world of financial engineering and "float". Instead of settling usage changes for it's image service with a single charge, Cloudflare settles it…
-
comment
Comment #40970211
Your investors need liquidity and private markets won't give you the valuation that you need. So get Google to buy Wiz for their nascent services play and plow the cash into this. …
-
comment
Comment #40764695
A master class in enterprise software sales fit into a single comment. Bravo!
-
comment
Comment #39973567
However, scaling will get you your next round led by Nvidia... I mean Microsoft... I mean AWS...
- story
-
comment
Comment #39759288
If Figma continues along this path I worry that they are doomed. Generally, there are three paths to profitability: 1) increase pricing, 2) decrease expenses, or 3) offer new produ…
-
comment
Comment #39587186
Weirdly, they don't preference contracts for shell corps owned by, say, poor white trash from Middletown, Ohio -- despite these people meeting your definition of "someone who histo…
-
comment
Comment #39481452
From subpoenaed communications we even know that certain figures who publicly denounced the lab-leak theory, privately believed the theory was plausible or even likely. https://www…
-
comment
Comment #39463102
I forgot that we're playing the demo games now. Well I'll see your demo, and raise you another demo https://x.com/sean_moriarity/status/1760435005119934862 Except that demo was don…
-
comment
Comment #38944890
Weird... Things are starting to smell a lot like 2020, again...
- story
-
comment
Comment #38367493
Exactly -- and CZ was always the fall guy. Yi is the mastermind.
-
comment
Comment #38359656
Some stories don't have a hero.
- story
-
comment
Comment #38351166
What a wonderful way to cut headcount/expense and lock-in profitable margins on healthy annual revenue. Can only work when you have the advantage of being the dominant product in t…
-
comment
Comment #38237530
Not really. There were things like Purdue, but that wasn't fentanyl. The fentanyl epidemic is the result of market developments in the illegal drug trade.
-
comment
Comment #37708019
So here's a little brain teaser about what you have to do when dealing with potential nation-state actors. This scenario is for the folks who are calling "hyperbole" when the actor…
-
comment
Comment #36245800
Nice post! Couple things that might be useful: 1. While JCH will usually be the most performant hashing method, naively, removing a node will affect all nodes of higher order. This…
-
comment
Comment #35211485
Losses have to be paid by someone. Whether they're paid by "you, the taxpayer" or "you, the bank customer", they will be paid. Just remember that some losses matter more than other…
- story
-
comment
Comment #35193899
For some additional context, here is an excerpt from the hearing: https://twitter.com/SeidlerCorp/status/1636518949872451584?s... Here is my question: Certain individuals have argu…
-
comment
Comment #35131135
This is a significant simplification of the matter. I doubt it works in reality. Replace the words "VC firm" with "Sequoia" in the previous statement and see if it rings true that …
-
comment
Comment #35115842
When the smoke has cleared, it would be interesting to quantify whether this event affected a (statically significant) higher percentage of YC offspring than other incubator offspr…
-
comment
Comment #35115138
Requirements aren't the only way to steer someone to a product. Google pays Apple billions to be the default search engine on iOS. Nor does the lack of a requirement indemnify some…