Zenzero

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by Zenzero 2y ago
Not all numbers can be run in isolation. One of the most valuable things a business can build is a sense of community around it. Businesses who attempt to extract each marginal dollar from any goodwill they have built will suffer in the lon
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by Zenzero 2y ago
The unfortunate thing is many people seem to equate cynicism with demonstration of intelligence. While you generally need to be smart to come up with reasons why something might not work, it becomes a lazy way of thinking. Experience in lif
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by Zenzero 2y ago
You're leaving out the big catch though, which is that if you don't have experience in these industries, the software you make will probably be terrible. The winning move is if you are a plumber that can learn software engineering
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by Zenzero 2y ago
It feels like the react team has decoupled from the best interests of the community. Much of the appeal of react was in building the SPA. There are so many web apps that are best built in react on the frontend. Instead we now get this Verce
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by Zenzero 2y ago
It's worse than lead. Our planet has irreversiblely been polluted at so many levels of the food chain that it will be a wonder how future humans will figure out how to clean it all up. I'm convinced that at this point we have sign
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by Zenzero 2y ago
> Almost impossible to write any kind of paper without the internet. Did we all forget about books?
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by Zenzero 2y ago
This may work B2C. For B2B you're going to lose respect by playing this game.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
The logic of this article is all over the place. At the root of it, the author is arguing that everyone needs to reach for common tools to patch together feature-packed solutions for a narrow set of customers. This somehow translates into i
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by Zenzero 2y ago
Why am I being downvoted for saying this? People on HN complain how a substantial amount of the comments are negative. I give my honest opinion, as a doctor, knowing full well how hard it is to not only clear the hurdles to get to where the
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by Zenzero 2y ago
What an incredible piece of technology. I'm very impressed.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
It is frustrating sitting in the US watching our lack of national ambition compared against stories like this. There are so many smart people here, but culturally they are all pushed into the corner to make room for financial interests. Ins
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by Zenzero 2y ago
Where is the joke?
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by Zenzero 2y ago
It's marketing. For someone like me with little familiarity of the mini computer and microcontroller world, I know about raspberry pi and arduino. I know there are many others out there with likely better value and quality, but the per
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by Zenzero 2y ago
Anecdotally I am hearing more people shifting back to just calling it Twitter.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
> Doesn't this just say that being exposed to more, and perhaps different, microbials will trigger your immune system? There are lots of words, but my casual eyes don't read anything that would be non-obvious. There are many st
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by Zenzero 2y ago
> But isn't this an opportunity to have a "pre-test We call these screening tests. > doctor can say "ok, you had this result from an unverified lab, let's do a more thorough test and see what we find" The more
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by Zenzero 2y ago
> No physician (nor individual) should ever be making a diagnosis or treatment decision based on a single line of evidence. Talking in absolutes like this doesn't help the rest of your point. There are plenty of situations where a s
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by Zenzero 2y ago
OK. I can't speak for what you've experienced. I can only offer what I see from LLMs given what I know.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
That's not how medicine operates. Medical problems are highly contextual, so you are not going to get much valuable information at the level of what a doctor is thinking from the first page of Google. That doesn't mean it isn&#x27
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by Zenzero 2y ago
There are just distinct smells you start to pick up on as you treat a variety of illnesses. There is no superpower to it. Scents tend to form a long memory, so if you catch a good whiff of a suppurative exudate you'll never forget it.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
Unfortunately it would be considered basic medicine in this case.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
Anything deeper than surface level in medicine. Try getting it to properly select crystalloids with proper additives for a patient with a given history and lab results and watch in horror as it confidently gives instructions that would kill
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by Zenzero 2y ago
My guess is that trying to measure music in these contrived metrics miss the whole point of why people like or dislike certain bands. At least that is how I took it.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
It's a horribly restrictive syntax. Instead of allowing modularity and flexibility in how I structure parts of the config, I'm instead locked into this indentation-obsessed and sparse file that forces me to learn the exact mental
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by Zenzero 2y ago
That's how people learn. The world can't stay on the dot com paradigm forever. The new startups coming out called something ridiculous like "wuua" just to snag a dot com should be a sign to everyone that it's time t
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by Zenzero 2y ago
Just a proximity sensor that cuts off the music and plays a repetitive tone if you are too close while traveling above 20mph should be enough.
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by Zenzero 2y ago
The "change your name if you can't get the .com" advice seems increasingly outdated. I don't claim to be a domain guru but I see the current climate as one where you can either choose a great alternative TLD (.io,.dev,.t
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by Zenzero 2y ago
Nobody is advocating abuse. That is a major leap away from my point. Taking a child's phone away is not abuse. It should be expected and desired by parents wanting their child to actually learn in school. Unfortunately we have normaliz
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by Zenzero 2y ago
Teachers are no longer respected in their decisions by parents. Before, a teacher could take away a phone and the criticism came at the student for not paying attention. Now the teacher comes under criticism in protection of the student. Th
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by Zenzero 2y ago
I don't have any helpful input other than to say that I know putting something you have worked on out into the public for the first time can be a stressful and frantic feeling. You sound like you are really on top of trying to address

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