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Dead men tell no tales: The problem of silent evidence
(medium.com)
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We’ve got two modes of thinking: The “Hedgehog” mode and the “Fox” mode
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Uber's customers wanted the 'U' back. More than better service, low prices, and cab availability. So they gave it to them. https://twitter.com/coffeeandjunk/status/1040097766331084800
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Ask HN: I hacked a way to colourize b&w images via ML. Whom can I sell it to?
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> As young people increasingly reject social media, older generations increasingly embrace it. This is like Tesla (and other startups generally) do it. Sell it to the rich people to garner attention, and then slowly when you've go
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A majority, 54% of teens, said they spend too much time on their phone, and nearly that many – 52% – said they are trying to limit their phone use in various ways. Knowing is one thing and actually getting rid of it is a completely differ
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remember the 70s and 80s, when TV and video games were supposed to turn us all into zombies? What happened? We eventually learned. So they turned TV to Netflix.
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High-tech Jainism
(hedweb.com)
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Richard Feynman and the Connection Machine
(longnow.org)
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What Problems to Solve – By Richard Feynman
(genius.cat-v.org)
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Ask HN: What's your biggest hurdle right now?
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The Relativity of Wrong (1989)
(chem.tufts.edu)
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I'd suggest you to start with Google Sheets. Most of the needs would get fulfilled there. By the time it becomes a hassle you'll know exactly what extra benefits/features you need and which app solves them.
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If your notoriety becomes your brand, then why not! Build a brand with your real name and then flaunt it. If you've got a following, (traffic in blog, stars in GitHub project) I bet many would actually want to hire you.
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Ask HN: Would you take VC funding or self fund your startup?
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Ask HN: How do you market a productivity tracking app?
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Working consistently on side projects is pretty tough
(indiehackers.com)
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The Man Who Knows Whether Any Startup Will Live or Die
(wired.com)
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10y ago
We read articles online, and like us, many others do the same. We want to build a platform to find what others are reading, every day. My friend and I want to build this. Any kind of feedback on the idea would be super appreciated.
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Ask HN: Wondering if you guys need something like this
(linkletter.co)
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This Conversation with My Mother Made Me Rethink Why I Am Building My Startup
(byrslf.co)
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Meet the Lawyer Who Defends Anonymous
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Is it worth building a bookmarking app with publicly searchable links?
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Where Flux Went Wrong
(technologyadvice.github.io)
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