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@wh0sbH @XueJia24682 It’s Kazakhstan

@XueJia24682 The highest rate of homeownership is Romania and Laos

✨🇨🇳 Many young Chinese people post online videos showing their homes before and after purchase and renovation. China currently has the highest rate of homeownership among young people in the world.

@IroncladDev i use Artix so my vote is for OpenRC or dinit. on my weaker laptop i’m running Void and that uses runit. if you want to avoid headaches and have a good ecosystem, use OpenRC.

I'm moving off systemd what are y'all's recommendations for alternatives?

@NicholasAl8532 @Degen_CPA one of the smartest guys i know is a quant at a hedge fund making half a million annually and he's obsessed with baseball stats

@Degen_CPA I 10000x this, wtf do I care about fkn fuzzball, playoffs or whatever. Get the fuq outta here and instead just bring the chessboard

i dont see how people with high IQs fit in with society. The game youre playing is dumbed down to talk about sports ball with your fat co-workers, there is no substance, no depth. the truly smart among us would want no part of this

@NousResearch @yeahfortommy @yoniebans fine tunes mixtape dropping soon??👀

@ptaranat @yeahfortommy @yoniebans Something like that soon

Are we a merch company or a publishing company?

@alxfazio guess all the pluscal i wrote in grad school isnt code

a sufficiently detailed spec is not code

@aliByteCode maybe for an engineer with low empathy, yeah. if you’re the kind of person who can think critically about product design and getting into the head of your potential users, marketing/branding is a breeze.

Hot take: Marketing your product is harder than building it. Change my mind.

@Normalssbbbx seeing the insane expression of skill and creativity in Gunz the Duel which had no skill-based matchmaking was a defining experience for me

@MatijaSosic cracked (adj) - skilled cooked (adj) - exhausted, done, irreversible misfortune he cooked (v) - did good work

I'm not sure when I should use "cooked" vs "cracked" and at this point I'm too afraid to ask.

someone asked me what i was building today and i said bracket 4 grixis graveyard recursion

it's very cool to imagine that the software powering the AGM-114 Hellfire precision-guided air-to-ground missile has fast dependency resolution thanks to Rust 🤗

you can be happy for the astral team and feel anxious about the acquisition of the largest modern python tooling project by openai and the future of open source.

@jxnlco that was very sneaky putting rust with python because i would have picked typescript and rust

Future of AI

how do you open a museum in new york. asking for a friend.

i can post this again now that everyone is talking about astral dungeonengineering.com/the-sacred-cod…

the sweet spot is before they hire a CFO or if the first time founders have no idea what they're doing. i've had anything from a $1k card to a $1million card. i've also been the person to add those limits. i still remember my first job they had to put in a $20 lunch limit because i was showing up and eating 3k calories in one meal while training for indoor track cycling.

@ptaranat Usually there is a pretty low cap on it

There are tech workers making $500k+ deciding offers based on whether they can take home leftover snacks from the office pantry

uv son or bun daughter. choose wisely.

that's the consumers perspective. from a producer's perspective, any situation where you completely sell out of supply, assuming it offsets the cost of product development, is a net positive. wotc made a profit on this product. could they have made more profit by printing more to meet demand? yes. would it be worth the effort of finding the exact ideal price/quantity intersection? arguable (diminishing returns). you would think the simple solution is to put out a pre-order window months in advance and let people put in a deposit or pay full price. in fact, this is how a lot of long lead time manufacturing works. however, more goes into product development and market research than the average consumer knows about. someone who is paid a lot of money had to figure this out. usually, companies, especially smaller places with tight margins, will come out and say "hey, we didn't anticipate this massive demand, stay tuned for a potential future re-release". but this sets a precedent. and you can end up tarnishing the brand/product even more. all this to say that wotc likely hired some ppl with fancy degrees to calculate the amount of ppl they can piss off bc they couldn't buy this product and still make a profit.

@xevo1979 @ptaranat @SaffronOlive I suspect a lot of people understand it and the preference is to print more.

I find the idea that the problem with the DanDan Secret Lair drop was that it was too cheap hilarious. The issue is players not being able to get the cards are a reasonable price, increasing the cost quite literally does the opposite.

@sistilli some of the nicest most brilliant founders i met where from YC when PG and Seibel were partners. i’m not gonna say the second part.