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The Simplest Math Problem No One Can Solve(youtube.com)
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Watch the U.K. To Understand Delta(theatlantic.com)
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Why Is Beijing Micromanaging Its Technology Sector?(thediplomat.com)
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by _448 5y ago
Here is someone who is trying to spread this gospel of state led innovation for some time now: https://www.economist.com/schumpeter/2014/02/03/startup-myth... https://www.wired.co.uk/arti
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Advice to Entrepreneurs from a Millionaire(entrepreneurshandbook.co)
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by _448 5y ago
The USA tech industry did start with hard-tech. The hint is in the name "Silicon Valley". The spur in innovation in the American tech industry started with companies working on projects from the defence and aerospace industry. Alo
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by _448 5y ago
What is the total size of the webpage that is downloaded to the user system?
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by _448 5y ago
The intentions are good. But the implication could be otherwise. Because it takes a very simplistic view of what affects a company's bottomline!
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Ask HN: Solopreneurs, what is your day and week like?
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Documentary: Planet of the Humans(youtube.com)
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by _448 5y ago
Reading the title I thought the comparison was between standard library random generators :) How does this compare to the standard library, for e.g. MT? Edit: Okay, spoke too soon! In the article base means the standard library.
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Java’s Forgotten Forebear(spectrum.ieee.org)
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What would it look like if it looked like AGI was near(lesswrong.com)
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PlasticArm: Realizing the full potential of the Internet of Things(community.arm.com)
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by _448 5y ago
> I wonder if there could be a set of sites built around FinTech APIs that are India specific. How is the UPI API? Is it any good?
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Intel might spend $30 bln to slim down(reuters.com)
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A interesting post by Gravity Payments CEO on taking care of employees
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Ask HN: What frank discussion would you have with these two types of co-founders
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by _448 5y ago
Start here: https://kernelnewbies.org
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by _448 5y ago
What skill-sets are you looking for?
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by _448 5y ago
> there are quite a few SaaS shops using C++... Which one?
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by _448 5y ago
Big hardware companies provide "work from home" option. I use to work for a company many of whose employees worked remotely. Companies like Google, Facebook, Intel, Microsoft etc provide work from home option. And they do work on
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by _448 5y ago
What are you looking for in a co-founder?
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by _448 5y ago
Read the articles at http://paulgraham.com/articles.html And find more information at https://www.ycombinator.com/library There is a lot there on those two links.
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by _448 5y ago
What I miss is the good old days of IRC. There the meeting of like-minded folks use to happen gradually. People use to come to know who is who and what their capabilities are. And that built friendships. People discussed projects, problems
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by _448 5y ago
How are the users going to access the password? Via mobile app, browser, desktop app? One way is to generate a temporary public-private key on the user-agent. Let the user-agent send the public key to the server. The server encrypts the dat
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Ask HN: How to divide time between sales-marketing, finance and development?
2 points by _448 5y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What are some less noisy programming languages?
3 points by _448 5y ago|5 comments
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BoE's Bailey promises 'tough love' for fintech firms(reuters.com)
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Inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee puts original World Wide Web files up for auction(msn.com)
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