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by crsv 3y ago
Is this dance move the “out of money shuffle”?
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by crsv 3y ago
I have a hard time disabling ad block on sites of this ilk due to their tendency to inject malware into their JS to prey on the unsavvy. I don’t trust that if I enable JS I won get hit with an aggressive malware / zeroday.
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by crsv 4y ago
The main cause is the proliferation of social media. There's other factors of course, and I'm not dismissing any of the depth of nuance of all the externalities acting on that generation, but it's undoubtedly the thing that o
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by crsv 4y ago
Did they control for industry? When looking at something like revenue you so much of your outcomes at early stages are functions of externalities as much as they are from how you organize and operate. Did they control for business model? Th
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by crsv 4y ago
I’ve encountered significant evidence of the opposite being true in my experience
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by crsv 4y ago
The quicker the technorati accept that Mastadon will never have mass adoption even remotely close to Twitter, the better. Glad Mastadon is doing its thing being like the IRC of twitter or whatever, but there's absolutely no way it eve
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by crsv 4y ago
They raised absolutely massive capital and were a huge tech player in the Pittsburgh ecosystem. It stinks to see them ultimately fail.
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by crsv 4y ago
After reading through this I am convinced that the author learned nothing novel outside of fundamental operations methods I regularly see deployed at companies of all shapes and sizes.
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by crsv 4y ago
Well in the defense of everyone that hated it: the show was unequivocally awful in every way imaginable. The writing was bad. The acting was bad. The casting was bad. The costuming was bad. If they would have done a shot for shot, line for
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by crsv 4y ago
If you're a venture capitalist, this is in fact the model.
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by crsv 4y ago
Ah yes, the 1000 word useless collection of thoughts on a nuanced and dense topic, followed by a flurry of kvetching and outlier horror stories in the comments. Classic HN work organization and management discussion.
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by crsv 5y ago
It’s probably not much cash and mostly using equity that’s locked up for multiple years since snowflake is public.
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by crsv 5y ago
The environments were compelling enough I guess, but for me the true magic came from giant numbers popping up when I would hit things. Get something with multiple critical strikes in vanilla wow was so singularly satisfying. I couldn’t tell
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by crsv 5y ago
They’re citing oil consumption numbers during the pandemic which I’m sure will not be sustained.
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by crsv 5y ago
The author seems insufferable at cocktail parties.
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by crsv 5y ago
Since they’re launching in SF will the autonomous Cruise vehicles be available to queue as get away cars for coordinated shoplifting sprees and/or parked car looting runs?
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by crsv 5y ago
Never forget Medman77 with the call of the century on that one in the comments.
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by crsv 5y ago
Good on Purdue for taking care of their students.
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by crsv 5y ago
Same here, really worked exceptionally well with our child. We just chipped away at a couple of lessons in the evenings most week days. Worked surprisingly well.
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by crsv 5y ago
How is this different from metafy.gg who just raised a pretty large round?
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by crsv 5y ago
So that's a "no" to the question of whether there is any empirical evidence saying that this intervention has a positive effect. Got it. No evidence.
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by crsv 5y ago
I love how a bunch of the "headline features" of Hey are effectively replicated with taking the time to make a few rules in another platform. I tried Hey at the peak of it's pre-release hype, but just like Basecamp, it'
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by crsv 5y ago
I think it's quite the loss for the US to allow a foreign company to gain controlling interest in such a cutting edge firm. Some of what they've built I'd have to imagine could be of very real national interest as it relates
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by crsv 5y ago
At a (perhaps generous) average of $120K per employee, a week off would cost $1.5MM - given how broadly this will get picked up and circulated in the media, it'll get more eyeballs than 1.5MM spent on mobile or search ads most likely.
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by crsv 5y ago
The introduction of the idea of a "Market-focused" company is so trivial and unimaginative here that I can't think for a second anyone worth their salt as an operator would do much more than roll their eyes. This kind of con
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by crsv 5y ago
Was this post written by a machine as some weird test to see how the community would react? This seems like a mechanically contrived lack of self awareness that just seems too ridiculous to be real. This is not a sarcastic post.
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by crsv 6y ago
He paid $40K for a real life course on how to do market validation that he’ll never forget.
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by crsv 6y ago
Some of the top hits have questionable human rights histories and in some case significant crime rates. This list seems to just be another “hey it’s cheap here and there’s decent population density ergo, services available”. Why not conside
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by crsv 6y ago
Eh people will be salty about the Salesforce name but honestly their acquisition of Heroku hasn't caused me any pains regarding our experience with that platform. I'm as skeptical as anyone else, and I think there's more ris
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by crsv 6y ago
Viewing the graphics for this article on mobile was an adventure in digital distortion.

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