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5y ago
On the opposite end of the spectrum, Elizabeth Holmes allegedly used a simple technique and it seemed to work. https://www.businessinsider.com/theranos-founder-elizabeth-h...
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I'm really glad you made this and posted it here, it's massively important to shine light on how much social engineering power rests with a handful of users: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28312261 https:&#
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5y ago
from article, "10. Every Negative Emotion is Driven by an Unmet Need. Here’s a link of commonly unmet universal needs at work:" and a graphic with empathy at the top of the center column. Trivial, but entertaining for me to notice
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Hey, congratulations and great job! I find there's a perpetual equilibrium between feeling confident in your output / yourself, and recognizing that much of what you do will likely be incomplete, messy, sub-optimal. This seems to
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This is pretty standard - most Apple ecosystem users tend to be somewhere between 2-3x more measurably valuable, whether App store v Play store revenue [1] or as audience segments in advertising . You may consider a relationship with anothe
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I wouldn't write off NFTs yet. The many malicious actors in cryptocurrency are not representative of the many organizations and individual contributors in blockchain technology. I think the common applications of NFTs now are entirely
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Forgive me, but if the market responds to OP's subscription model (and $4k/mo is not trivial), no ads is a better user experience and there is less dependency on the ad network for revenue. It's typically much harder to acqui
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One of my first thoughts. The purchase of a license would need to occur on the web-based store, where presumably you'd create an account, download the free (with in app purchases, because you don't want to restrict sales even if t
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5y ago
I've experienced firsthand the power of lock-in that bloated, monolithic EMR and PMS (practice management systems). There is an entity parallel to Hotswap, Bridge Connector, focused on offering different forms of migrations and integra
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More relevant details here than the entire Mozilla article.
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5y ago
Discovered this while procrastinating here on HN. Too ironic not to sign up!
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HN, do you consider yourself a probabalistic or deterministic thinker?
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6y ago
I think we need better ways to interact with, retain and exchange information from rich media like audio and video. I often consume podcasts and videos where a speaker will reference source material, suggest recommended reading, quote an in
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6y ago
Lucidchart has served our teams well and it has robust integrations/data automation, and a ton of templates to help if you’re like me and struggle to begin.
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6y ago
Hi, I’ve lurked here since around 2014, I’d love to chat with anyone about anything.
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I haven’t posted on the internet in nearly 10 years
(medium.com)
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The right explanation is tailored to your conversation partner. Perhaps every third or fourth sentence, punctuate your speech with an open question. Does their response feel like they’re close to what you’re trying to communicate? Writing i
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6y ago
I agree; the greater challenge isn’t whether they can maintain journalistic integrity, but whether they can earn and grow audience’s trust. Consider how much time and energy is spent reviewing SaaS solutions by team leaders in every organiz
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Validation. It’s difficult to recognize where your comprehension of a subject is limited when the most common performance measurable is question/answer testing. How many great answers are discarded as they lack conformity? How do we ch
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There’s two divergent approaches to learning, sometimes referred to as top-down or bottom-up. Top-down begins with broad context, such as the history of programming languages, the advent of objects and classes, and eventually zoom in to mod
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Ask HN: What are your favorite examples of novel multi-domain projects?
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There is no mention of low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite providers - SpaceX, OneWeb, Telesat, etc. SpaceX in particular promises gigabit speeds with minimal (sub 35ms) latency and global coverage within a decade. Perhaps HAPS systems may play
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To what are you referring? /s
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I don’t understand the sentiment of these comments. This isn’t an impressive example of mass blockchain-and-IP-address correlation and collection - this is an embarrassing example of an inexperienced user publically posting wallet IDs direc
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I share the name of the CEO (it’s quite common) and I own the domain hack joshjam.es. A few years back I drove out to Salt Lake City to see if he would have any interest in purchasing it... now that I know the company is throwing money away
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Austin bombing suspect dead – police used Google and cell phone triangulation
(statesman.com)
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