Firefox mobile allows you to have extensions, while Chrome mobile does not.

Flight delayed for a couple hours at SFO; this was a great read, thank you!

Also plugging Firefox mobile here if you do any web browsing from mobile. You can add uBlock Origin on Firefox mobile, which you can't do on Chrome mobile.

But only on Android as far as I know

Firefox on iOS is a safari wrapper. They do what they can, but they can’t support extensions the same way the Android browser does.

It’s a real shame Apple continues to block it from being full-fat.

Orion can. My guess is that it's just not a priority.

From a quick web search, while it supports installing firefox plugins they may not all work as expected due to limitations/differences in the browser APIs, and ublock origin fails to work properly as a result.

So IMHO mozilla are probably choosing "Let's not" rather than "Let's deliver a broken experience"

As one user on reddit said - "Orion supports Firefox and Chrome extensions. Yes. And you can install them. Yes. Do they work, though? No, most of them don't. Orion is lying about their extension support. "

This is untrue

This is just as unhelpful than the comment you responded to. Without any context, or links or sources for either side, it's just adding uncertainty and doubt.

I'm an outside observer, and I want to to believe your side, but I can't any more than I can believe the comment you responded to. Regardless, nobody wants the discussion to descend into unsubstantiated "you're lying" ... "no _you're_ lying".

You're correct — but they were in fact responding to someone that also offered no sources.

You can engage in the Gish gallop if you like, but to the original comment: extraordinary claims require....

Fair points, thank you. Fortunately the original comment is flagged, and also someone responded with some sources: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43104223

The system works, go us!

My next startup will be called Rifyly

RifylyAI to keep up with the times.

getrifyly.app is available.

Does it rebalance daily? Wouldn't you pay short term cap gains if it does?

Or is the strategy to buy an index, then only sell losers after an amount of time?

We optimize (look at the account) daily but only trade if the portfolio meaningfully improves.

We take into account tax rates while optimizing your account. You can also chose to put your strategy in Buy & Hold which will never sell anything thus never realize any cap gains.

Is Python experience absolutely required for the SE role? It's probably the easiest language to pick up, no?

It is, sadly; we're a very small team and we don't have a lot of cycles to spare on onboarding, so the fewer new things a hire needs to learn the better. It's not ideal! But it's an age and stage thing rn.

Hello! Potentially interested. What's the salary like? San Jose, CA.

Roles say $115-$150k