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wernst

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About wernst

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    Comment #45076364

    Triplit has migrated its data format away from triples since this post was authored, so the memory concerns mentioned are no longer relevant since 1.0 https://www.triplit.dev/blog/…

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    Comment #40793145

    We definitely think its the future! I've always found this article captures the ethos well: https://tonsky.me/blog/the-web-after-tomorrow/

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    Comment #36054281

    Commoditize your complement https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/06/12/strategy-letter-v/

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    Comment #35284086

    Sites like IMDB feel like they might be in a pickle. What happens to their ad revenue if they expose their API and no one navigates to their site anymore?

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    Comment #28530710

    Trevor Moore?

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    Comment #26917181

    https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Tech/Semiconductors/TSMC-he... From TSMC's Mark Lui: - Supply chain disruptions from Covid - US / China trade disputes - Digital transformation fro…

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    Comment #26084744

    How would you feel if you knew your work started being used by authoritarian regimes to oppress their citizens speech and ability to organize? I may be speaking out of ignorance, b…

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    Comment #26060883

    I dont think this exactly applies to the NYT and the New Yorker which are subscriptions based. I do think subscription based journalism can be just as pernicious. The most profitab…

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    Comment #25997195

    I agree, but I'm reminded of this quote from Ernest Hemingway: “How did you go bankrupt?” “Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.” Massive change due to tech is always just waiting to…

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    Comment #25997130

    This project might be worth a look: https://www.etebase.com/

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    Comment #25957321

    "The first rule of having a liquidity problem is dont talk about your liquidity problem"

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    Comment #25842531

    Curious article - I dont think these are necessarily comparable components to claim full on hypocrisy by app level tech companies. Also it seems odd to promote the bundling of dist…

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    Comment #25804713

    I’m sure they’re well aware and had to draw the classification line somewhere. Next definitely fits in both but IMO really differentiates itself on the backend with SSR.

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    Comment #25192372

    I'm working on a product to help developers quickly get started and manage their SaaS projects. If you have a moment I'd like to hear more about your experience. To quote the other…

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    Comment #24772577

    I'm not sure I totally agree with this. Disney is incredibly talented at telling stories with a long shelf life (both singular stories and franchises). This is a core competency th…

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    Comment #22865530

    Many are plugging books here, so I will plug: The Money Problem by Morgan Ricks It provides a solid overview of different views of what is money, what is banking, and in what ways …

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    Comment #22195502

    This seems like a good framing to get non-progressives behind social safety net programs - lowering the cost of risk taking/innovation and allowing for more ideas for the market to…