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by abhi3 9y ago
Here we have a business that is going after a huge existing market. For some perspective, Slack is valued at > 5 Billion
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The World’s Most Powerful Woman Won’t Call Herself a Feminist(nytimes.com)
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The Really Big One(newyorker.com)
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All of Puerto Rico has lost power. It could take months to restore it(vox.com)
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The Google memo guy wants us all to acknowledge the “fun” parts of the KKK(vox.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
> Some people drink a little bit of alcohol or take pills (not something I would recommend) I would. Some people have crippling stage fright every time while several others would get it if the stakes are too high (imagine being called to
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Wikileaks releases documents it claims detail Russia mass surveillance apparatus(techcrunch.com)
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How North Korea Fuels Its Military Trucks with Trees(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
Lawyer here. In most countries, such terms would be set aside on the grounds of being unconscionable and against public policy. The consumers have no real bargaining power in the setting of the terms here and lack the sophistication necessa
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by abhi3 9y ago
> the case is clearly being structured (intentionally by the government, one presumes) to force the test case of "is compelled decryption legal" onto the most unsympathetic possible defendant. This is called strategic litigatio
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by abhi3 9y ago
I think the idea was to keep a defensive portfolio of patents so Google could threaten to countersue Apple or Microsoft if they ever went after an Android OEM. Kind of like a Tech company version of a nuclear deterrent.
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Russia bought political ads from Facebook during the election(theverge.com)
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The 'Self Drive' Act puts America on the road to reducing congestion(thehill.com)
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23andMe hits $1.5B pre-money valuation in latest huge funding round(techcrunch.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
Reading the title I thought the article was going to talk about how not to hire for culture fit nonsense like playing foosball or ability to down a keg but instead it talks about hiring people who don't care enough to keep up with tech
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The anti-monopoly case against Google(theverge.com)
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WhatsApp announces free Business app(blog.whatsapp.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
Facebook Feed, Youtube Feed, 4chan etc etc.
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by abhi3 9y ago
120 million USD in funding and such a spectacular failure because of one article. This whole episode goes on to show the power journalists have. I know the sales number were bad but with so much money the founder could have bought the marke
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by abhi3 9y ago
Yes, outsourcing law and order to local communities has never resulted in race biased enforcement of the law has it? Local communities to electing judges and DA's and Sheriffs to be tough on crime by minorities if vastly superior no do
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Benchmark-Kalanick Uber board suit sent to arbitration(techcrunch.com)
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Wind and solar power are on track to exceed expectations. Again(vox.com)
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> The skills required to carry out these attacks, for example, would make someone very valuable on a Western market. I'm sure being part of the top 0.001% of a small poor country with power and prestige unimaginable to those living
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Why did we use leaded petrol for so long?(bbc.com)
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The fatal attraction of lead(bbc.com)
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Jeff Immelt says he’s not going to be the CEO of Uber(techcrunch.com)
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> The only way you can change something by protesting is by projecting power. You do that either by the way you do the protesting, i.e. by actively engaging the police forces in trying to reach the seats of power (Parliament, Government&
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by abhi3 9y ago
The most convincing answer to the Fermi Paradox I have read is that we are not seeing space faring civilizations because all planets have dysfunctional political systems and had to cancel their space programs under citizen pressure to &#x27
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Indian Holy Men Do Not Levitate Above Law(thediplomat.com)
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http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/05/26/amended-complaint-fi...

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