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Ask HN: What do you want to see out of business case studies?
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NoOneNew
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NoOneNew
7y ago
I don't know, Hackernews is pretty damn ugly as well. People still like the old Reddit design better than the hip/trendy redesign. Simple and straightforward is best when the information is far more valuable than anything else.
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7y ago
Um... I think they need a copy of Photoshop if they're going to try to "imitate" it. They imitated it as closely as chopping onions is similar to learning how to drive a car. I checked it out in January, while doing a month o
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7y ago
From personal experience, in Virginia and the pacific northwest, you get plenty of berry roads. Roads literally lined with prolific blackberry bushes and sometimes raspberry bushes too. Seriously, these things are weeds. Especially raspberr
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7y ago
When was the last pandemic? Seems like the Spanish Flu back from 1918-1920 is the only thing "recently" that was at this scale. Then take the miracle of modern science eradicating heinous disease. Like smallpox... only for anti-va
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7y ago
I don't know. I'm not qualified for that kind of decision making. What kind of impact would it have if you limit the size of a news agency? Would it actually be good or bad in the long run? If you put restrictions of language, top
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7y ago
I've been seeing this to different degrees too. It's nice to know that to some level, "society" doesn't absolutely collapse into chaos from "inconveniences". I just think it's messed up that the chaos
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Ask HN: Have you made any interesting observations due to recent events?
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7y ago
>denial from the person and their family that they'll run for office is the first sign that they'll run for office I truly hate that line of logic. Then what are people supposed to say when they're not interested in doing
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7y ago
Um... there's a whole lot different with airplane autopilot vs being on the road. Autopilot is normally engaged when there's "nothing". Clear skies rarely have "sudden" obstacles. It's a no-no during sever
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7y ago
15 years as CEO. Doubled yearly revenue since takeover. Bought and/or grew some of the most valuable entertainment IPs on the planet right now. Took an 800-pound gorilla status company and turned it into a cosmic-god-like powerhouse fe
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7y ago
Add in a list of interesting people you would recommend on the site. I never thought about actually paying attention to who posts on HN, only what's posted. It seems obvious now that you've mentioned it.
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7y ago
I don't think so, speaking out of my personal experience. Colorado Springs Metro, for example, can gobble up a town called Palmer Lake (59k population). The Springs alone is 464k. Even though the Springs is kind of country (meh, not re
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7y ago
A little bit ago I stopped a twitter bot I created for game development news. It was a php script that aggregated gamedev news from ~10 different sources every hour. It took the raw headline, converted them in tweets, then filled up the rem
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7y ago
Those are actual, real world requests in the oppslist?
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7y ago
Damn, knowing some horse owners, I don't see why they wouldn't like the extra reminder. Sure, you should always know yourself. But a little backup wouldn't hurt. Are you still pushing it? I don't think you should give
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Ask HN: What's your latest failed side project and why?
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Damn, you're right. I did the spreadsheet math quickly based on 2018 estimates on the top 314 cities by population in the USA. Apparently 100k minimum population is the marker of "city" according to this. Anyways, ~94m city d
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7y ago
Yea, but there's one problem I have with this estimate. It requires near perfect efficiency. There's almost no buffer here for poor crop yields, less than ideal climate conditions, weeds overtaking, pest destruction, wrong breed o
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7y ago
I was just thinking this. The rhetoric is going to be... what is it, the airline companies and NASA are the bad guys in their conspiracies, right? Anyways, they sabotaged his rocket. They didn't want him "uncovering the truth&qu
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7y ago
I think you missed the entire point of these articles. The algorithms you're forced to memorize are, 99% of the time, useless. Instead of hiring someone by their track record, managers are choosing to hire those capable of memorizing t
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7y ago
Except programming and engineering is about overcoming the unexpected. Adapt and improvise. Not everything is textbook and, at least this is my opinion, the better engineer is the one that can solve unexpected problems. You can really only
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Because the person conducting the meeting has already failed miserably at their job and must be made aware. A boss that conducts a useless meeting, knowing it's to hear themselves talk while knowing their subordinates are busy with imp
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7y ago
Surfactant types and levels are different from different ingredients. That's what does the "cleansing" you're asking about. Not all oils and fats clean the same way. Some are better for different "messes" than