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by crsv 9y ago
I would be interest in a deep understanding of the top performers in this system and if there was a way to optimize this. I feel like even with a median number in this study, with such a wide distribution of education, technological and bu
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by crsv 9y ago
I feel like the GSuite product experiences outside of Mail and Calendar still feel really unrefined for a company of the size, scale, and capability of Google. They've had the opportunity to absolutely crush the productivity / wo
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by crsv 9y ago
As someone who has never used Dropbox and has instead typically used Google Drive for doc sharing, could someone who's a user of Dropbox provide their perspective on how Dropbox is different and why it would make sense as a G Suite use
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by crsv 9y ago
This is pretty mindblowing for a YC company, pretty damaging to their brand as well being associated with this type of snake-oil product.
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by crsv 9y ago
I like the trend towards tools like this helping with the software engineering hiring process. I know that these things can be points of contention in the community, but in general the problem of reducing the time commitment from the hirin
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by crsv 9y ago
Two Paragraphs in the interview are actually talking about the topic area / science, the rest is devoted to a political discussion and isn't terribly helpful / insightful. I was pretty disappointed in what I thought would be
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by crsv 9y ago
The statement might as well have just been the title. It was completely void of substance.
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by crsv 9y ago
It was so captivating to watch the launch production. Just watching this test launch you can see how SpaceX is recapturing the hearts and minds of the world and generating the same level of wonder that NASA did in it's hay-day. It&#x2
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by crsv 9y ago
This seems really out of touch with the market and reality in general. Esports isn't a thing because infinite money made it so - it's manifested from the competitive nature of the people involved with it. I know it sounds a bit
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by crsv 9y ago
Two sided market business are burn barrels for cash until you hit crazy scale. The ambition and idea was great, but actually pulling this off at some sustainable model would be incredibly difficult with all the moving pieces. Loved what th
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by crsv 9y ago
Best of luck to them. Written communication and digital communication in general is a wide open market. I think the Slacks, Discords, Gsuites of the world will all be players in this market. Cracking large enterprise will be where the mo
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by crsv 9y ago
Is (small place with intense concentration of a single demographic) actively biased against X? This and more shocking click bait next time on Hacker News! Interesting topic, but a bit off putting with the disgusting clickbaitery.
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by crsv 9y ago
On a side note - navigating and consuming content on cnet's site has to be one of the most painful experiences on the web. Slow and ugly only begin to describe it.
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by crsv 9y ago
It's interesting to see the timing on when mainstream media runs these things. BBC is picking this up when most of the intensity around the topic was piping up on Reddit over the last couple of months. I just find the lag between whe
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by crsv 9y ago
TLDR: Transitioning from lovable nerd as CEO to oddly-similar-to-Tony-Robbins CEO. On the surface, about as appealing as the thought of drinking Soylent.
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Ask HN: Data Visualization in React
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by crsv 9y ago
I had literally never heard of HQ before reading this article, and I work in the tech / software space. This has to be the weirdest attempt at guerrilla marketing ever.
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by crsv 9y ago
This was my first thought. I'm sure the noble prize awarded to the Dunning and Kruger's work in psychology was just a result of a bunch of imbeciles who didn't realize it was a "bogus meme". This article was absolut
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by crsv 9y ago
I'm actually glad no one mentioned this because this event in and of itself was overhyped publicity. The Open AI bot had hard coded behaviors and was defeated handily within hours of being available to the public. It's since bee
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by crsv 9y ago
I mean I'm totally sure that the Paris Hilton coin and the Floyd Mayweather endorsed ICO were 100% legitimate business models and that these two examples were just a couple of outliers. /sarcasm
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by crsv 9y ago
Well it looks like it's 25 years old, so they've got that going for them.
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by crsv 9y ago
Big fan of coolers.co, really useful tool.
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by crsv 9y ago
By "unbeatable" they mean it lasted a few hours in the hands of the public before the hardcoded behaviors were exploited and it was defeated consistently. Turns out hardcoding the mechanism for players to manually block creeps (a
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by crsv 9y ago
I read these things and I wish I could understand it with a cursory knowledge of mathematical theory, but alas, I'm left longing for understanding, because it seems like a really interesting debate.
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by crsv 9y ago
Driscoll's fruit is complete and utter shit in terms of quality and taste. I avoid their brand at all costs.
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by crsv 9y ago
Replace IBM's Watson with anything branded with "AI" right now and themes in the article still hold up.
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by crsv 9y ago
We are past the epoch of industrialization where the worker's union was a useful tool to protect people. The modern union masquerades as a protection mechanism for the worker while crippling the growth of successful scaling companies
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by crsv 9y ago
Burning 15 mil in less than 3 years and closing up shop seems like terrible management more than anything else.
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by crsv 9y ago
Do you think a Trello/Asana/Slack/MS/Google wouldn't be "nimble" enough to riff on a successful feature? See: Facebook/Instagram -> Snap.
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by crsv 9y ago
Sorry for the existential question - but how do you guys not get disenchanted in this space by the idea that if you actually manage to meaningfully differentiate that you're surrounded by nimble giants that can easily mimic your succes

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