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can you say more about this? I'm curious to hear your reasoning.

If only 1 person has entered a round and the round is ended, that person would just receive their money back.

That said, it's not explicitly necessary that anyone be able to end a round. I could have constrained it to only the players in the round, but I thought this was also an interesting twist.

The project is still very much in it's infancy though, so I'm definitely open to ideas (including the name :D).

I've had this idea for years and always wanted to try building it. Glad you did so I didn't have to :D

Well done!

it's Amazon isn't it? lol

I think I found it maybe? https://github.com/rauhkrusche/sunders

Hasn't been committed to since 2016?

Is this open-sourced?

It would be nice to be able to delete a book from the list

usually these things are really bad, but this one is great! Cheers!

> v2ex

I've heard of v2ex before, I'll sign up now. Thank you! :)

Are there any others that are primarily Indian-centric that a US developer might not know about?

I'm super interested in this, but, every time I try this you end up losing me in the funnel. It takes too long to set everything up and I eventually lose interest and exit.

not to mention continued cloud growth, not just as a market, but the AWS share of that growing market.

100% agree with this.

they don't

Amazon's PE has always been this high

Software Engineering Daily & Epicenter

What's interesting about this is I could see it coming a few days ago. Funding rates on FTX were super high, so you could see people were getting reckless with leverage leading up to this.

Only because I was just reading the Wikipedia page before I posted this :)

  It looks like Plan 9 failed simply because it fell short of being a compelling enough improvement on Unix to displace its ancestor. Compared to Plan 9, Unix creaks and clanks and has obvious rust spots, but it gets the job done well enough to hold its position. There is a lesson here for ambitious system architects: the most dangerous enemy of a better solution is an existing codebase that is just good enough.
  — Eric S. Raymond

Man, I'd really like to join this, but not gonna stay up til 2am for it...

Thank you! :)

yes! my mistake! apologies!

Thanks for jumping in Jarred. My mistake, I wasn't aware of the rule and just wanted to share you project because it was so cool.

This is awesome! I'll definitely be adding it to my next newsletter email!

Thanks!

oh really?! I wasn't aware of that rule! my bad :(.

Jarred posted this on another project that I posted and I thought it was awesome so I wanted to share.

What do I do? I don't want to delete it since it seems to be getting traction.

If you like this, I do a weekly roundup of open source projects that includes an interview with one of the devs you can subscribe to.

https://console.substack.com/

Good question! It's the location of the owner, that may also confound the outcome as well.