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why was @Eldridge-Frost flagged/dead? did some HN rules change i should know about? i appreciated his anecdotal insight.

nice work looks good. sure beats Google Workspace for the basics.

found it here: https://born.com would love to have the founders explain why humanity needs this.

really enjoyed his intel.

"that safety is only going to keep working as long as we're smarter at hacking out of boxes better than the model is...and its not at all clear that that is still true"

Hey Kiddies.. always remember to read the FINE print:

"The terms for this sucks, and you agree to them by just applying.

- §2.4 Anthropic "may develop similar or competitive technology"

- §2.4 permits reuse, for any purpose, of general ideas, know-how and techniques remembered by personnel looking at your data

- §D.4 prohibits accessing their services to build competing products or services

- §F.1 allows them to retain and perform safety reviews, superseding ZDR (whats the point of ZDR then?)

and it could get worse later!

- §6 permits changes to the addendum at any time without notice or liability"

Thank Rich S. for digging this up: https://x.com/rstureborg/status/2107554861558411428?s=46

I never post gadgets, but I had to share this nifty one.

If you haven't already discovered my favorite live web radio station (with 2 channels) >> https://www.nts.live/

NTS is one of my favorite subscriptions online. It's a pure treasure of eclectic music, it's like producers/dj's playing b-sides and unearthing gems long since forgotten.

Now I need to buy the right speakers..music is such a beautiful pandora's box isn't it?

enjoy

"The death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic"

might makes right. this will never change..and is technologically agnostic.

Congrats! Looks tight.

sorry wrong url: https://www.firecrawl.dev/blog/introducing-alexandria-series... wont allow me to edit!

If you keep tickling the lamp.. dont be surprised when the genie pops out.

Or better put:

Fuck with pachamama.. and she will have the last laugh

Really deeply enjoyed this one - and very inspiring on so many levels. Amazing how he flipped in just a year - says a LOT

Why stop there?!?#NoPhoneWeekends

This looks good - is there a version of it for CODEX? If not i guess it could easily be transformed for it.

I'm from New York City and I've lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina, since 2006. I go back and forth between the two cities every year, and I can unequivocally say they couldn't be any more different when it comes to service. I'd say both locations expose extremes on opposite sides of the spectrum. In New York City, there's a burning need to turn tables and seats over as fast as possible, which really sucks for the customer experience. However, their service efficiency—especially when you're in a rush in a place like NYC—does have its benefits. Can you simply hang out and people-watch, or have a deep conversation with a friend without feeling pressured to leave, order something else, or be constantly interrupted every five fucking minutes? Nope. In Argentina, tipping is not part of the culture. Socialism from back in the Perón days still lingers, although it's quickly changing now under the new government. Mentally speaking, though, employees feel entitled to do the least amount of work possible once their three-month grace period ends. They walk around the restaurant or bar with a "cara de culo" (literally "ass face"), sending you a clear message: Don't even bother me. You're not worth my time. I have zero incentive to make you a happy customer or make you want to come back. However, if you become a regular, they warm up to you—especially if you ask their name, tell them yours, take the time to ask about their life, and share a bit about yourself. About ten years ago, when the Venezuelan immigration wave hit, almost 50% of establishments quickly replaced their workers with happier Venezuelan immigrants who were cheaper and much more grateful for their jobs. For the first time, the industry finally had cheerful servers and staff, a change that was pleasantly welcomed by both business owners and customers. My feeling is that there should be a happy medium somewhere in between, though I'm not entirely sure what that is. I like the gesture of tipping, and as a business owner, I like providing incentives and meaning to my staff. In the end, though, this seems to be a deeply embedded cultural quirk that starts when you're a child learning how to relate to other children and adults. Personally, I prefer the laid-back Argentine style. I can sit down at any table in a café and enjoy five to ten minutes just to decompress, without someone immediately getting in my face to take my order. I need time to unwind. I need time to peruse the menu and check my Instagram feed. I need time—not everything is "time is money." I also need time after finishing a meal to take it all in, maybe journal a bit, notice my surroundings, and be in the present moment without any pressure to leave. Hell, if I want to open my laptop and keep working for another two hours, it's no problem—I'll just order another beverage. I get it. For me, this city moves at a much more natural, human pace than any other city I've ever lived in. Ping me if you're in the barrio!

Thank you for this poignant allegory - its so spot on - it will really open some people's minds here who are overthinking and rationalizing their current Big Corp employments.

Argentina 10000% use this calculator: https://www.expatistan.com/es/costo-de-vida

There is no MODEL for pure Argentine magic. vamos carajos! vamooooooooo con todo!!! Our time has come again.

Feature Request #2 Allow me to re-edit my comment after posting.

Feature Request: allow me to see only posts by categories I want to create and filter by.

For example: "AI" or "startups" or "discoveries"

Understood - i will use "please" next time -;)

why do i get downvoted for asking the poster to share more about the advice he received?? why is this a net negative. im so confused.

Say more..

Everything is a REMIX https://youtu.be/X9RYuvPCQUA?si=W64XCy3RDiL2l80z

perhaps someone here already has a shortlist they are collecting in this emerging space? if so, please post or keep the list growing publicly on github

Just to confirm - you did not generate this plan/orchestration/harness - it did all that on its own?

Just wondering can notebookLLM provide the same breakdowns and visualizations? *asking for my son in middle-school . Thanks

Also offering MFA and ideally SSO really helps them feel more secure.

Has no one yet found a way to vibe-code this into a viable self-service solution?

and yes I do understand there is a IRL-auditing authority piece to all of this too.

Perhaps there this is a play here in the market to create a new auditing firm that 99% automates all this for startups? sans fraud certs of course.

1. Its all in your head. 2. Lead with your heart and instincts- nurture this and the magic happens. 3. Dont take any negative reactions personally- they may be "somewhere" else dealing with shit in their head. But the "wave" you sent them will do its job anyway. 4. The level of creativity that can be applied to this problem is endless! For example.. the idea of them coming to you (harder than going to an existing group/event) but has its benefits.

Experiment that worked for me : I now live in Buenos Aires , and missed playing ultimate frisbee.. so i posted around in various expat groups and craigslist.. "Ultimate Frisbee en Palermo! Beginners wanted - Experts welcomed" link to a youtube explainer vid.

Experiment 2: random street portraits with phone or digital handheld camera - followed up with a "who are you?" existential question (off record)

5. Always say thank you