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This is truly impressive. Fei-Fei Li pretty much went on a 2.5 year IPO roadshow with World Labs and exited with a few cool tech demos.

Think OP is confused as to what a monopoly and a benevolent dictatorship is.

Thanks for the post! Love Easter Eggs like these!

You alright, mate?

A family. Hope to have a little one in the next year! Wish me luck!

Haha as I read this, I was reminded of Jiffy Express: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e134NoLyTug

Who was it? And what game was it?

Guys, coding without AI is still a thing.

#vibecoding

You guys get cars for under six figures? Haha nice, cries in Singapore

It's been fast for a while now.

That just because someone is a plutocrat doesn't make them experts in all things. We should not idolize celebrities and not accept their hot takes wholesale. Be wary of ultracrepidarians.

Repeating my comment from a previous thread:

I still chuckle when I recall this tweet, "OKRs were actually a psyop from Google to slow down potential early stage competitors" [1].

[1] https://x.com/benwbear/status/1543056694330003456

I still chuckle when I recall this tweet, "OKRs were actually a psyop from Google to slow down potential early stage competitors" [1].

[1] https://x.com/benwbear/status/1543056694330003456

As a Singaporean, I have not seen this. Do you have any proof?

Totally agree. I prefer Threes! myself but ultimately, the market determines what's fun. Grabriele has been so humble about his success and while I feel for the Threes! developers, they came across as exceptionally sore.

Let it go, Matt.

Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40892991

This is really cool. I recently started my my journey into brick and mortar business. Would love to chat and learn more about your experiences.

Did he advertise the site or optimize SEO or just put it up and then it just got traffic?

Originally posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32213950

Very cool. Thank you!

Can you elaborate a little more on your business?

B2B?

Do you mind sharing what type of industry they are in?

This is really cool actually. Do you know of any use cases for such automations (clicking or moving of mice) in the work setting?

It's HBO's Silicon Valley all over again.

Sounds like Singapore.

This is awesome, thanks for sharing. I'm currently building a Slack app myself and this is very useful information.

Hey ezekg, I know this is not the subject of the post but what was the desktop app you were working on and why did it flop?