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thehill.com 6mo ago

Meta Taps Trump Alum as New President

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www.theverge.com 10y ago

Twitter shuts down 30 sites dedicated to saving politicians' deleted tweets

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blog.fanout.io 11y ago

Building a realtime API with RethinkDB

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venturebeat.com 11y ago

CenturyLink acquired cloud-database startup Orchestrate

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blog.superfeedr.com 11y ago

Tracking Feeds by Superfeedr

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www.theverge.com 11y ago

Eve Online's own religion, Bob

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www.theatlantic.com 11y ago

The Real Politics of a Virtual Society

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pushpin.org 11y ago

Show HN: Pushpin – A new way to build realtime HTTP and WebSocket services

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blog.garethtdavies.com 11y ago

Creating a Real-Time Bitcoin Index API with PHP

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venturebeat.com 11y ago

How the accelerator model will change this year

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news.ycombinator.com 11y ago

Ask HN: What are the most successful accelerators outside of SF/SV?

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www.techstars.com 11y ago

TechStars equity back guarantee

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blog.fanout.io 12y ago

You might not need a WebSocket

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500.co 12y ago

500 launches KISS, legal docs for founders/investors

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joelandren.com 12y ago

A-B tests are not psychology experiments (and you don't want them to be)

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gigaom.com 12y ago

Huawei goes it alone in the US with a direct-sale, unlocked $299 phone

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techcrunch.com 12y ago

MakeSpace, The Dropbox For Physical Storage, Packs Up $8 Million

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techcrunch.com 12y ago

Fanout.io Emerges From Private Beta, Provides Real-Time Push CDN

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blogs.wsj.com 12y ago

Piazza opens college homework site to recruiters

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techcrunch.com 13y ago

Google Starts Testing Google Shopping Express In SF

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Of those some immediate standouts are:

Scam listings.

One that is >$2k a WEEK.

A bunch of listings not actually in SF.

Anecdotally; A friend of a friend just moved into an awful building on Ellis and is paying $1650/month for a small studio. 1br in my building are renting for $3,300+ and I'm not in a particularly desirable neighborhood, a new building, or a rent-controlled building.

So yeah, it feels really true.

Not really sure how rents are skyrocketing when every 3rd person I know in tech has been laid off in the last year.

Om Malik has died 27 days ago

There’s a large group of people who want to help and see you succeed- even if it won’t benefit them directly.

I stepped away nearly a decade ago so I don’t know how true that is for the tech “scene” today, but it was really great and inspiring for a very young transplant like me.

I mean…

My banks in the US and abroad all require 2fa and some of them are app-based 2fa not just SMS. All traditional banks- no neobanks.

Some government services require apps or the experience is infinitely worse without a smartphone.

Do we need the newest/fastest/best? Probably not, but I don’t see any major mobile OS making software more efficient for older/ lesser hardware and if you try to hold onto your old phone eventually it will be vulnerable to attacks after support for it ends.

It’s gross.

Isn’t YouTube applying weird AI processing to shorts?

So all shorts will be labeled?

Maybe I’m not the target audience for Google products anymore?

I have to use Yandex and DDG for search results now.

Gemini has insane throttling so I’ve just embraced local models for most things and the occasional API call to whatever frontier model I think will work best.

YouTube search is abysmal and new content is 98% consumerism BS.

My Gmail is mostly spam and mailing lists I can’t seem to get off of with the occasional scam attempt thrown in.

Guess I’m just ranting to rant at this point. I grew up online and now the internet feels weird and I think I might be “over it”.

I saw a comment on here a few days ago and the user mentioned that they use a Captcha AI bot in their day to day life because a solve costs $.003. So even if you had the captcha-enabled new version it might not have helped!