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Words are truly losing their meaning if its a hack to develop a business.

• patates 5mo ago
  Yeah they totally isomorphed that industry!
• embedding-shape 5mo ago
  I can't read the article myself, but the blurbs I can read: > Turkey’s billion-dollar hair-transplant industry is the result of a constant process of innovation. [...] it’s also a tale of “hacked” medical equipment and algorithmic craftsmanship Seems there was some actual "hacking" involved, if they had to patch medical equipment, but who knows how much of the article is actually about that, I can't actually see any text.
  • graemep 5mo ago
    > I can't actually see any text. Turn off JS
• asibahi 5mo ago
  It’s hacking when it’s someone you don’t like.
  • deleted 5mo ago
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  • antonvs 5mo ago
    In this context it's being used in much the same way as in "growth hacking", which is an actual position people hire for.
• wil421 5mo ago
  Hack is being used to get more clicks.
• m000 5mo ago
  If you're not white enough, it's a hack. You can get around this problem by attracting some VC funding and building your HQ in Silicon Valley. /s
• aaron695 5mo ago
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