the numbers are just the number of hexes for each candidate, what you care about are the number of colored areas / colored squares. If you see 2 or more blue colored squares above the buttons, then the horse wins, which is what you want.
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But yes, they are! That's what DeployCo is for!
1. Consult companies
2. Buy the highest leverage ones
3. Operate them
It seems clear to me that they hope to some day own code storage (why wouldn't they) and this seems a pretty good first-principles attempt at it.
and switch to A minor
"if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck, it's probably a duck" should apply to acquisitions. These types of acquisitions leave employees (+ other shareholders) holding the bag. It should be illegal.
i've never once been excited to ride in someone's ev, though they are fun to drive.
Funny, I didn't read this as career advice, but social advice. Like, get off the apps, get off the couch, go sit at a bar alone, ask someone to hang out.
When people ask why people aren't switching to Gitlab, ADO, Bitbucket, etc, I believe this is the reason.
A MX3 air mouse might be the exact thing you want though.
More existential than going down a few times a week?
No doubt I could give Opus 4.5 "build be a XYZ app" and it will do well. But day to day, when I ask it "build me this feature" it uses strange abstractions, and often requires several attempts on my part to do it in the way I consider "right". Any non-technical person might read that and go "if it works it works" but any reasonable engineer will know that thats not enough.
> Nuclear fusion company: We do fusion stuff, we’ve raised $1.3 billion of capital from investors like Google and Chevron, but we need more money to build fusion power plants.
> TMTG: Oh people love giving us money, we should get together.