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"Why can’t we live in a world where women don’t have to think about these things? It’s heartbreaking to hear of things women close to me have dealt with" There's a big assumption that men don't think about these things
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Why Ilograph Added Contexts
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The note at the end that referrals performed better than non-referrals _for drivers_ was interesting. Plus I'd say that even if this isn't earth-shattering insight, there is still benefit hearing the results for something on the s
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That's true if you re-define rent to mean payment for a service...
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C4 is about diagramming software systems, and primarily existing ones at that. Not sure what this has to do with creating MVAs.
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Why Ilograph Added Contexts
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This page was made by the company behind D2, so not exactly an unbiased source.
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Is "misconceptions" not the word we're looking for? "Thinking errors" is positively Orwellian.
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This is a good point that I'm glad you called out. Having a logo is marketing. Having a website is marketing. Every blog post, tweet, like, reshare, etc. is marketing. This comment could be considered marketing if you look hard enough.
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> If no one was paying, but people were still writing, the best solutions would likely bubble to the top. I think that's far from guaranteed. It could very well be the case that the oldest, most established, solutions would dominate
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> Marketing is like juicing in athletics. This is far, far too cynical. Marketing is not cheating. To keep the sports metaphor, marketing is training. It's unglamorous, time-consuming, and (for most) not fun. But, if you want to suc
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> Hi, can you please integrate your self into my business and increase my revenue by 20% and cut cost of workforce by 30%. That's not how computers work...
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Previous discussion (6 months ago): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36847133
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"Follow the money". And the money follows the users.
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The valuation really tells the story, I think. There's no way to square "Twitter's valuation drops 75%" and "everyone is still on Twitter and just as engaged as ever". These cannot possibly both be true at once
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The thing is you can't put it aside. People are leaving in droves, as are advertisers. At this point brands don't want to even be on X, much less advertise there. That compares _badly_ to other platforms, needless to say.
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Graphs work really well for displaying relational data if you can get labels on all (or most) of the arrows and you can zoom in / change perspectives to see different relations between the same nodes. Graphs with unlabeled arrows can s
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Reminds me of paper and pencil
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> This feature is seldom seen in most other languages let alone lingua francas. Source? On it's face this doesn't sound plausible...
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Creating better diagrams using goals and perspectives
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Keep in mind they don't write articles about executives cashing in stock in unexceptional times.
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Many others didn't. Steam games are widely pirated.
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Previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25608336 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23525648 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27034119 https://news.ycomb
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Fixing AWS Architecture Diagrams: Distributed Load Testing
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Think of the lives lost to javascript minification.
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> There’s also another category of people. Good (sometimes brilliant, even) engineers who know exactly what they’re doing but who simply don’t care enough to do the right thing. Sometimes not doing the right thing is the right thing to d
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It often works to change the meaning of a headline.
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Improving Diagrams by Adding Perspectives
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And, most importantly, marketing.
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Selling Out has been going on forever...
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