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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   Well, natural phenomena (like having mates and children) don't always go according to the plan.[1] That's why nature populates the earth with enough people to ensure most of them will follow the rules of evolution/biology&#x2
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   Totally agreed. I find the notion of the so-called "soul-mates" a bit absurd. People behave differently when around other people, which means they can adapt to others. Being compatible with each other is a quality which resolves m
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   But how does algolia do that?
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   Ask HN: Why doesn't HN keep all the questions in the “ask” section?

   9 points by bhnmmhmd 9y ago|9 comments
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   I saw the videos and it looks really innovative and great. Although, my concern is that it will not catch on, because people don't usually like to learn "two" keyboards, even though Textblade is essentially a QWERTY keyboard.
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   > ... Also, please stop pretending your best guess is some sort of calculus over complex corporate politics... I think you should try to be more civil on HN. You can't just bash someone because of their guess . > The converse of
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   >> ...the bank announced they have decided to kill it because they don't like it, but that's got little to do with Clojure... I think that had something to do with Clojure. The thing is, businesses usually follow best-practi
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   I always thought they're free.
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   by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

   Thank you, this answer is what I was looking for.
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    I'm curious because it takes a lot of time and attention by moderators to keep the HN atmosphere as civil and informative as we experience now. How are the moderators compensated? There are no ads or anything on HN.
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    Ask HN: How does HN earn money to keep going?

    10 points by bhnmmhmd 9y ago|15 comments
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    As a person studying MBA now (but mostly interested in tech), may I ask you one question? My question is: do you suggest a person in my position to go for fields like MIS (Management Information Systems), Technology Management, and Digital
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    Ask HN: MSc in Management Information Systems (MIS) or CS/IT?

    1 points by bhnmmhmd 9y ago|0 comments
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    I always admired Mozilla for their efforts in making Firefox better. But I switched to Chrome many years ago. For me, the problem with FF was UI and UX. Chrome and Safari just feel more "smooth and sleek", and UI elements are cons
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Actually, Gmail used to be faster before they added dynamic elements to it. (For slow connections, it still has an option to switch back to the previous design). I hate it when websites use JavaScript for most of their functionalities. I wo
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Yeah, actually I didn't know how to say that in English. I'll edit it.
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    I agree with what you said about meritocracy, mostly. A few months ago, I made a sexist statement here on HN about women and that they don't think logically [0]. Well, I couldn't be more ashamed and sorry for that. I've known
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Well, the "techies" often have better insights about the technical parts of a product and tend to prefer code over business-politics . Code is pure, while business tends to get nasty and diabolical at times. Also, "code&qu
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Thanks a lot for your good points. It was really helpful. Especially the examples you gave, were quite eye-opening. A question that pops into my head is: how time-investment, capital-investment, and qualification can determine each partner&
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Actually, power and velocity are connected as follows: P = F . v where v = velocity, F = force, P = power
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    That's a very gloomy situation. I've been thinking about continuing my education in the field of data science, but what you just described makes me worry about what I will be putting myself into. May I ask, do you think the situat
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Have you considered starting a consulting firm? Seems you have enough experience and expertise to lead a few people such as yours and give counsel to companies in the field of product prototyping.
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Another approach they use in strategic planning is this: Build great resources and capabilities in yourself that can be applied to a plethora of tasks, and then, try to find out which of those tasks are profitable for you. This is much like
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    I think the best intuitive description of power and energy is what Elon Musk said: "Energy is how far you can go. Power is how fast you go."
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    Ask HN: What is the best way to approach a potential co-founder for a startup?

    5 points by bhnmmhmd 9y ago|5 comments
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Thank you. I never thought Perl 6 had macros. Plus, now I can see that "homoiconicity" is not required for macro systems. > However, we need to stop pretending that code substitution is some magical, genius feature that can onl
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    The Python example looks really inspiring, and could possibly be implemented in future versions of Python. But as for your statement that "macros don't rely on homoiconicity", I find it hard to agree, because if that were the
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    Thank you. I will definitely take a look at them.
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    "Session Buddy" on Chrome has been really useful for me. It lets you save and group open tas and windows, plus export them as list. (No affiliation) https://sessionbuddy.com/
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    by bhnmmhmd 9y ago

    I also cannot fathom the reason this comment got downvoted. I would be happy to hear about the reason.