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by 33W 9y ago
Maybe it's closer to a No Trespassing sign, written in a language that only certain classes will understand.
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by 33W 9y ago
What type of competition do you have among your ISPs? I think this is a fear in the US because many people are locked into a single ISP because of geography.
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by 33W 9y ago
PM = Project Manager or Product Manager?
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by 33W 9y ago
The primary argument in my mind is that the US has known standards for labor conditions. While they may not always be perfectly adhered to, the assumption is that labor standards (wherever set) are not adhered to worldwide. Therefore, the
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by 33W 9y ago
For basics and a kick in the ass - Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover. (Or listen to the Radio show for a bit) Also, the Mister Money Mustache blog for a anti-consumerist viewpoint. Beyond the basics, I haven't read much, but enjo
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by 33W 9y ago
> I think it's unethical for a platform to accept payment on my behalf without my permission. Would it be similarly unethical to accept donations to {charity} without first getting their approval?
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by 33W 9y ago
I think I found this through HN a while back: https://getchipdrop.com/
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by 33W 9y ago
For the 24/7 aspect, some version of an automat, perhaps with an amazon now or uber eats delivery model. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automat
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by 33W 9y ago
I've been intrigued by the idea of establishing a blockchain for the sale and transfer of art. It has the similar characteristics of currency: several parties who do not have trust, a finite number of items (at any point in time). A c
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by 33W 9y ago
Something on the scale of the Raven UAV would make sense for that application: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AeroVironment_RQ-11_Raven
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by 33W 9y ago
Or the modern instances of battlefield drinking - there's many tricks for circumventing the prohibition on alcohol in current warzones.
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by 33W 9y ago
https://www.workday.com/en-us/company/careers.html looks to be the right spot
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by 33W 9y ago
Also consider searching 5k
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by 33W 9y ago
HN will post jobs from YC - usually they put which YC class they are from. You can see only these posts under jobs at the top: https://news.ycombinator.com/jobs
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by 33W 9y ago
I think that there should always be more work, but there should not always be more critical work. This minimizes idleness while allowing non-critical tasks to be pushed aside when handling emergencies. For example, my team has a backlog of
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by 33W 9y ago
I saw that when I looked for a transcript (a recent, not the recent I guess). I'm two months behind in my podcast feed, so I'll catch up to the next one eventually!
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by 33W 9y ago
I believe in Dan Carlin's recent Hardcore History, The Destroyer of Worlds* he talks about the changes in military commands and micromanagement that have occurred with advances in telecommunications. He compared the discretion given to
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by 33W 9y ago
I wasn't able to find a source in a quick search, but I wonder if (traditionally) the charring of the barrel is also done with peat.
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by 33W 9y ago
I have a '16 Mazda 3 without. I agree that it is non-economical, but interesting. I'd like to have it with a larger lithium-ion that can remote start only my AC for a few minutes while I walk to the car in the summer.
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by 33W 9y ago
They also have an interesting somewhat-hybrid called i-eloop that uses regenerative braking and a capacitor to power auxiliary systems: http://www.mazda.com/en/innovation/technology/env/i-eloop/
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by 33W 9y ago
They have an interesting somewhat-hybrid called i-eloop that uses regenerative braking and a capacitor to power auxiliary systems: http://www.mazda.com/en/innovation/technology/env/i-eloop/
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by 33W 9y ago
Do you have any revenue coming from these projects? From what sources?
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by 33W 9y ago
I see BTC as the crypto reserve currency, so it would make sense for the others to fall with it.
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by 33W 9y ago
If only we had an executive branch focused on removing government regulation of business, and the deconstruction of the administrative state...
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by 33W 9y ago
Hi Mike - can you clarify this sentence from near the end of the article? I'm only seeing two payments to Amazon. It’s now gotten to the point where it’s quite easy to pay Amazon three times in one order: for shipping, which you get a
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by 33W 9y ago
Yes and no. On the useful side, they own some of the process inherent in large organizations. But they also act as a conduit to push that process to team members. In practice, our scrum masters have been a place for the PMs, Analysts, and
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by 33W 9y ago
I'm a lead on a team of 13 right now: myself, 6 developers, a QA lead, 2 testers, analyst, scrum master, and product owner. We're one of ~15? teams in my organization (part of an overall IT shop of ~3000), but we're fairly se
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by 33W 9y ago
Reminds me of a "game" some friends would play in the early days of turn-by-turn GPS. "Garmin Knows Best", where you input a location and follow the GPS exactly. Driver beware.
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by 33W 9y ago
I would look to expand into one additional vertical at a time, and maybe consider related ones. Instead of jumping from churches to D&D, just from churches to bible study groups, where you can leverage your existing network of customer
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by 33W 9y ago
Yeah I would have one app per segment. If I'm a trivia fan (spoiler: I am), then I am interested in going to trivia nights 2-3+ times per week, and this would be a good central location without being locked into a single trivia group

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