boldslogan

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by boldslogan 6y ago
surprised you never gave an example of a frigid ice cold polar bear kind of cold email. could you drop one in the comments here?
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by boldslogan 6y ago
I don't suppose you can link to some images of some buildings you designed?
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by boldslogan 6y ago
I liked the models as it was easier to see the building than a 2d image. Do you have any links to the model plus writing accompanying the model. Preferably written by the architect? It seems famous architects always sell their models in a r
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by boldslogan 6y ago
watching the above video, he says some really great things, do you remember the video you are referencing? or is it the same one?
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by boldslogan 6y ago
Cool read! Very inspiring. Just curious, what kind of metrics are you running for the sales part? Or some new strategies learned from hiring a sales position?
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Ask HN: How to bootstrap marketing without being spammy?
4 points by boldslogan 6y ago|0 comments
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by boldslogan 6y ago
I created an app that can read and verify the personal data on passports using the secure chip embedded inside. The app works by first using the camera to scan the passport’s data page, a step that is needed because the key used for reading
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Show HN: ML and RFID to Read and verify the embedded chip in passports(passportreader.app)
3 points by boldslogan 6y ago|1 comments
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by boldslogan 6y ago
some questions I want to try and look up but it would be cool if you could expand on some of your points. Did you work there? From Chamath's wiki he invested in things like Palantir, some storage company, and Playdom which seems like t
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by boldslogan 6y ago
Can you remember any keywords to find that pdf or link with the multiple company set up about this? Thanks for the alibaba tip.
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by boldslogan 6y ago
construction comes to mind, equipment, materials, things usually sold only to companies. that would be interesting...a small crane shipped to your cottage.
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by boldslogan 6y ago
for example that j.k. rowling crime novel written under a pseudonym was discovered by just a random astute person who commented somewhere(maybe on the amazon reviews) that it felt like j.k. rowling wrote it. it would be cool to try this met
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by boldslogan 7y ago
So do you have any go to tips or shortcut (keys) that are your favorite?
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Ask HN: What VC Firm have Investments that overlap with multiple Unicorns?
2 points by boldslogan 7y ago|0 comments
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by boldslogan 7y ago
The knowledge or ability to test which ones are or are not seems pretty good...? Instead of them being locked away?
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by boldslogan 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regression_toward_the_mean#Oth... "If a business organisation has a highly profitable quarter, despite the underlying reasons for its performance being unchanged, it is likely to do l
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by boldslogan 7y ago
"that person has been certificated"... I mean english is funny, and that could have been right anyways. You could have said certified. For what it is worth.
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by boldslogan 7y ago
I've seen a website favicon be used to show loading and other information at the top of the browser inside the tab. that was really cool. They made the emoji cycle through multiple so that the favicon was animated.
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by boldslogan 7y ago
I only could find his autobiography. What other books does he have / wrote?
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by boldslogan 7y ago
Really nice, tried with a chart and worked smoothly. Just for fun: would be nice to know max publishing - I just tried 1k * 30 columns and it errored out. I wanted to see how I could interact with a large chart of data.
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by boldslogan 7y ago
Ah from the handbook You are eligible to apply for the program if you have accepted an offer at GitLab as a: Director or up, Distinguished engineer or up, or Senior product manager or up. Manager or Staff engineer, if there is 1 considerati
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by boldslogan 7y ago
A cool part from the article >> part of a shadow program in which employees spend two weeks sitting in on their CEO’s meetings, feedback sessions and media or analyst calls Does anyone know of companies that do this "internship&q
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by boldslogan 7y ago
you didn't read the part where, taking an offer without inspecting the offer could be dangerous. They gave the (real?) example of inspecting the offer and discovering it was much more complicated than previously thought.
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by boldslogan 7y ago
But I mean all contractors are off different skill. That’s why I want to elicit the contractor who 1 knows exactly how difficult it will be. 2 charge that cost for how difficult it will be. 3. Maybe avoid having anyone get the winners curse
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by boldslogan 7y ago
Trying to wrap my head around auctions in an applicable manner. Say I am looking for a contractor to renovate my house. I don't know the actual cost or the skill of any of the contractors who are applying for the job. Is it best to say
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by boldslogan 7y ago
(Maybe off topic but on topic of great management and people.) He sounds like a great person. This type of coolness I think also might apply to this person https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_Doriot
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by boldslogan 7y ago
Thanks for the write-up. Liked the costco one too. Can I ask what the goal is for your page? There is no about page.
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by boldslogan 7y ago
Which makes me imagine a crazy marketing video where they demonstrate their system is driving the right path and the human crashes. In huge black font, then they just show the statistics of how often that happens.
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by boldslogan 7y ago
neat. I would say im optomistic on this actual self driving stuff. But coming from almost no machine learning knowledge, doesn't this make tesla way ahead of google/waymo and others? Because they can simply check when they failed
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by boldslogan 7y ago
anyone care to talk about this part "This feature is currently operating in “shadow mode” in the fleet, which compares our software algorithm to real-world driver behavior across tens of millions of instances around the world." th

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