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themanmaran

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About themanmaran

Founder at Monumint https://monumint.com

https://twitter.com/TylerMaran

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    Comment #49184945

    Pretty annoying user experience trying to test out the model on the official Qwen site. You get an immediate popup with "Security Notice: For security purposes, please add a paymen…

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    Comment #49139025

    I've just been reading The Making of Prince of Persia (highly recommend [1]) and it's amazing how the journal feels exactly like today's startup scene. But everything is dated 1989…

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    Comment #49115287

    My lord people accept a little bit of whimsey in your lives.

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    Comment #49112434

    TBH I was a retool power user for years, but I feel like they completely missed the vibe code train. It's so much more annoying to go drag boxes around and type out little JS snipp…

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    Comment #49015250

    FYI we've built this internally and it was a pain, so I was excited to check out what you've built to see if it was a good fit for us. But your landing page + video was just slop c…

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    Comment #48654542

    Seriously. We got 116 github dependabot alerts this week. Half of them for dev dependencies.

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    Comment #48653757

    I feel like it's also been overrun by a lot of spam. As someone running a company, I get 2-5 unsolicited "vulnerability reports" per week. Half of them are an LLM finding some bad …

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    Comment #48647449

    It's cheap at $4/1k, but I'm hesitant to even benchmark this one again since the previous versions were all "98% accurate based on internal benchmarks of 4 pdfs" and ended up falli…

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    Comment #48621772

    The fact that the top comment [1] sparks a thread debating how CORS does / doesn't work is a great argument in favor of the original title. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id…

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    Comment #48493326

    Agreed! If you're a 20+ company in SF you're required to offer commuter benefits (up to $340 / month). That's usually things like caltrain / muni. But I would definitely sponsor a …

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    Comment #48452786

    That's literally not what he said. He's saying the majority of people supporting border controls are not racist, but the vocal minority are the ones who "boast about arrests" / "ma…

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    Comment #48402773

    I'd wager that even if you didn't nerd out on computer architecture, just living through progression of CDs -> mp3s -> ipods -> streaming gives kids a better grounding than the iPa…

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    Comment #48402244

    As someone who grew up in the 90's, I think seeing the live progression of tech was really helpful for my own understanding. For instance we saw: - CDs moving to Mp3s moving to the…

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    Comment #48303074

    Sure the consumer won't consume 10x more, but they're still going to reach for the better products. And let's say that work is correlated with quality. Company A wants to spend 10x…

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    Comment #48303029

    Yea it's always been competition that's the issue. Greed too. But complacency is really difficult as a business owner. In the world where someone can take your cake by working 25% …

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    Comment #48299602

    > If a junior makes a mistake and it will not be caught in time they will automatically learn. I think this sentiment applies well to junior software engineers (with mentorship). B…

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    Comment #48282738

    Just dropping here because it's an excellent read on US port automation https://www.construction-physics.com/p/do-us-ports-need-more...

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    Comment #48274915

    Yea worth it. The original implementation ended up being the most complex, and also not a great UX. But I didn't really get it was a worse UX until I built it and tested it out a b…

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    Comment #48274492

    As I read this, I'm also working through a pretty dense feature that took a fair bit of iteration. The end result is actually significantly less code than it was about halfway thro…

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    Comment #48065708

    This feels like a weak argument to me. At the end of the day, nearly all cash flow, good or bad, moves through banks. And unlike speculative investing like VC or public equities, b…

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    Comment #47988072

    Exactly my take as well. This would have been the right diversification move a decade ago. Uber did invest early in self driving back in 2015, but in 2018 there was a fatality whic…

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    Comment #47836438

    As a personal nit, I really dislike the term "two sided marketplace" It should just be "marketplace". The term implies the existence of a "one sided marketplace". But isn't that ju…

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    Comment #47726232

    haha yea was pretty surprised by that too. wondered if it would be based on my auth session, but nope! Although now it's a fun battle to see if I can convince my eve to deploy Doom…

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    Comment #47725274

    Boom, eve got Doom running for me on my VM and even spun up a public site https://api.eve.new/api/sites/eve-doom/