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So according to this map, North America was separated from Spain by a body of water when Diplodocus was alive?

Flock ceo attempts to stop people using online photo system from stocking him…

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Hmmmm…

I'm disappointed that forty two labs isn't selling the answer to life, the universe and everything.

Yes but at the very least they are an insurance against the big companies deciding to Enshittify their product.

For example if (when) open ai decides to 10x their price once every one is sufficiently hooked these open weight models will still be here.

It's called "engineer's disease" which is pretty appropriate for this community:

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/engineer%27s_disease

wouldn't the analogy be Wagyu farmers?

Rent control is just one of many factors that affect an incentive to build. For example (and these are hypothetical numbers just to show the point), if rent control made developers 10 percent less likely to build but easing building restrictions made them 50 percent more likely, it would result in a net gain for building overall.

If anything, being against monopolies is actually pro small business because monopolies make it harder for small businesses to compete

I'm not sure what point you're making, but if anything, that makes this MORE impressive not less, if they can do great work with little resources.

Friendly reminder: since Musk now owns Cursor, there are a bunch of really good open-source alternatives you can use.

They all moved to Substack.

Sounds like a great opportunity to build a markplace of these entities, where sellers can sell them to buyers and the marketplace automates as much of the paperwork as possible.

Theres several open source options you can use.

The highest github stars one is called `zed` another one i've heard about is `Cline`

theirs also a few that yc backed ones:

`Void`

`Continue`

`PearAI`

For what its worth the non yc ones have way more github stars but im sure the yc ones are good too. I think `Continue` is the biggest yc one.

The value is not in the literal buildings, the value is in the people, the managers,engineers,etc and the owners who know how to run it.

The people who are hired and organized by the korean comapny. This is litterlly the logic that collapsed venezuela's oil industry after it was seized by the state.

Beautiful website.

There's literally an ancient text called `The Satire of the Trades` which bacially just pumps up nice it was to be the ancient world equivalent of a white collar worker.

According to your research paper you should have made this post a "Tell HN:" rather then a "Show HN:", lol

That's litterlly the job of a founder. You talk to cusomters and learn from them.

If your customer base is so broud that you can't define a clear outcome for your nitche, your company probably isnt focused enough. Especially for a start up.

When you go the website the first line is literally “Say hello to Freedom Chat—a next-generation messaging app that keeps your conversations actually private

Bob is a citizen of X, the site formerly known as twitter where their are no laws

How about and.... this might be too radical for you but here me out...... no one with "dominance for humanity overall"

Any one with a brain knows it is not stolen, but nevertheless the fact that people will claim so is a risk.

Honestly, that's not a bad idea for a start up. Maybe a marketplace where people can see what things cost in different places and book a surgery directly.

"attack on economic activity of the competitors"

Thats competition. It is a feature of markets.

not a bug.

A free market just means that people are allowed to buy and sell what they want. If a government decides to help some industries that is irrelevant.

It stops being free when government attacks economic activity, not when it promotes it.

Ok, but If elections are decided by the small swing group, wouldnt that mean a small targeted impact from AI would could *more* effective not less? If all it needs to do it have a 1 percent of impact that makes a huge difference.

who do you think spins "grand illusions" if not your "high priest" who dosn't even know you exist.

Isn’t that the exact same case for software though?

It seems interesting to me the one of the highest paying professions- software engineer and the lowest- author are both that way because of scalability.