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A bit tangential but Patagonia's Cool Merino Shirt is probably top 3 in shirts/long sleeve apparel I've ever worn

Mostly recycled merino wool and some polyester make it extremely soft and breathable

Yeah this is very true. I'm Indian born in the Bay Area and oddly enough there's entire apartment communities that end up being 95% indian families because of costs/school districts. This translates to housing too (Mountain House, San Ramon) though it typically has nothing to do with caste, just circumstance.

I was running a couple million page views/mo on a cluster of raspberry pis in my parents home a few years back. After some disruptions on my family's network I decided to setup a Wireguard VPN with Docker Swarm and a GCP instance to essentially route from GCP IP address -> Raspberry pi cluster such that my IP wouldn't get leaked and didn't have to worry about dynamic IP addresses

Very hard to do and finicky to setup but at the time was suitable for my needs

> This seems like basically plugging a couple of techniques together that already existed

as with a majority of ML research

I got off the waitlist and live in the bay area -- possibly im not doing something right or Starlink is extremely spotty; it gets "offline" most of the time and very rarely gets online so I can actually use it. After 4 months of unuse I canceled my the $99/mo subscription which is more than the internet I actually pay for

It's good for rural areas it seems.

They were skimming yield(in return of a nice UI) on a risky yield asset with poor disclaimers and extremely reckless risk management systems

paid the full ultimate service, one thing less I have to worry about. i didnt think twice

SPAC sponsors and mariadb investors get to cashout massively, while the SPAC drops 70% in the next year. A tale as old as time.

SPAC sponsors get essentially a free money trade when they merge with a company; usually this results in merging with sub-par companies with bad numbers (no revenue or even product usually) so investors can cash out massively without the company really needing to succeed at all

Case in point: most SPACs have fallen anywhere from 50-70% (evtol/lidar/battery companies) over the past year due to the fact that most don't have either a working product or poor numbers

obligatory: I use passwordstore.org by Jason A. Donenfeld and its local, relatively easy to use, works with git, and free. Too niche for hackers to take interest I hope.

does that technical mistake hinder the point of my comment?

its like asking if you had a rocketship that traveled at the speed of light, how long until you find earth given you're on some random galaxy

You guys have more of a product than most 1b+ SPACs

Time to go public haha

apple keychain + apple icloud relay?

Yeah I ordered two maxxed out macs for my dad and I. Price not an issue when you factor in opportunity cost.

Everything and more I need. Otherwise would need to fork up $20k for a mac pro

This looks similar to Posthog of YC W20

So like Gumroad but with crypto payments?

Printers recognize patters of stars on currency notes and will not print them and sometimes even notify the police.

What's funny is that this rumor started as a joke on Twitter, was picked up by some UK newspaper (iirc) and then spread through the media

Reminds me of https://avs.auto/#/

rare sight of vanilla HTML and JS!

As someone who's gone through this recently, I don't think this is the best advice

Better to over-communicate and let others know what you're up to than to stay silent and do nothing

That's highly unlikely. Data brokers that lend out data to you from exchanges make sure end users are just retail and make you sign a bunch of forms just to access basic lit pool data.

isn't this just blockfolio?

reminds me of the stories of people working at both Facebook and Google over the past year because of remote work

easier interface to sift through info from this form: http://openinsider.com/search?q=coin

I stopped relying SO and started relying heavily on https://grep.app and Github search. Most of the time the code actually works and there's good references on how to structure things.

TLDR: You need PIPE investors. Though with the recent correction, its harder to get, so it seems SPACs are trying to find companies they can merge w/o the need for PIPE to fill the rest.

Lucid Motors at one point was valued at 70b without a single car on the road. And although Churchhill Capital 4 raised 1b, $24 billion was filled by PIPE investors iirc.