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by curo 7y ago
Just one more ring (2020s, 2030s...2110s) to drive home the vulnerable sense of mortality
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by curo 7y ago
This is terribly uninformed but I imagine they'll shift from containment to mitigation soon (before it hits the US in a bit way), so quarantining won't be the prevalent strategy.
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by curo 7y ago
You can allow for conceptual twoness but both have to exist within the same space. Space itself is said to pervade the sheet, the dot, the pencil, etc. So if you take one more step back from space, then you say, in which common substratum d
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by curo 7y ago
Absolutely, it's certainly auspicious when your life work is an act of devotion. And also it would be too strong for my taste as well to say devotion and contemplation is only contained in some sort of nothing-apart-from-something. To
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by curo 7y ago
> reject spirituality as incompatible with science or put more effort in rational attempts to integrate them The paradox though is that scientific knowledge is knowledge acquired through observation and reason, both of which must present
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by curo 7y ago
Prosemirror seems to be one of the most pluggable block editors out there. For the vue.js community, tiptap is built on prosemirror. Slate (which this is built on) is good too.
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by curo 7y ago
> screw it and stopped worrying Wouldn't that logic only apply to people whose family, friends, and neighbors were only in the 30-something, healthy cohort? The estimated mortality rates for COV19 is higher than Swine Flu but not qu
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by curo 7y ago
One point of clarification: what counts as a user? We have a product that has both public- and private-facing components. If it's unique IP addresses then we'd be close to your enterprise plan which seems price prohibitive. If it&
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by curo 7y ago
Hopefully I understand your problem correctly... You can use window functions to do things like dense rank, rank, percentiles, etc on each parameter in order to normalize the data. E.g., this one is at the 63rd percentile in size, 20th in d
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by curo 7y ago
For many projects I've often looked for easy solutions that would handle exposing data connectors to the end user of a project. Somewhat like an embedded Zapier with community maintained connectors (e.g., for the end user to grab Sales
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by curo 7y ago
Ah good point, I thought this would work in our favor. Curious if it works in theirs. Thank you for pointing it out.
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by curo 7y ago
It's only lightly modified, so was curious to get a general sense from the community before consulting a lawyer. Yes 2.1 is in there (on reverse engineering?).
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Ask HN: experience enforcing the YC Open-Source Sales Agreement?
4 points by curo 7y ago|4 comments
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by curo 7y ago
ha, shortcut: skip to the end
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by curo 7y ago
EDIT: your → you're
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by curo 7y ago
Best advice I've ever gotten: don't overthink it (procrastination, ADHD, productivity systems, etc). Trying to fight the mind with more concepts is like trying to fight the wind with a kite.
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by curo 7y ago
Sharing a 10 year journey here that involved both CBT and ACT. This may be oversimplifying it but I see various philosophies in order of how low they strike at the root. Obviously the implicit advice I'm giving is to go as low to the r
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by curo 7y ago
I agree that some managers may be full of it, but there's the inverse danger of letting mistrust keep you from meaningful workplace bonds. Our current startup might not be a family, but we are like a sports team. We spend most of our l
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by curo 7y ago
Something I'm not entirely clear on: One use case for Zapier (from a developer/company standpoint) is to allow customers to connect their existing services to actions inside your own app. For instance, if a customer updates a CRM
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by curo 7y ago
How does this change when you're heavily punished for ending up with a much lower number (e.g., in finding a partner, biz deal, etc)? Among a set of losing plays, I presume it's 50/50 on whether you turn over every card (and
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by curo 7y ago
Hakeema | Cofounder (paid) | Boston or Remote | www.hakeema.com We're a small startup that runs like an ashram. Peaceful, low stress, but still we get a ton done everyday. We're helping turn up the lights on meaningful industries
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by curo 7y ago
I loved Cleese's talk and I wonder if there's the inverse of it somewhere? On the opposite side of the spectrum are those of us who make all sorts of wonderful connections but have difficulty putting A next to B next to C. Perhaps
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by curo 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Interesting, do you require multiple calls to get them across the line? I guess I presumed if you could put it on the company credit card, we'd go from 4-6 calls down to 1 call or 0 calls.
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by curo 7y ago
ok thanks, great data point. In your experience, does that coincide with the max before it has to go through procurement, legal, etc?
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by curo 7y ago
This may not be feasible or desirable but is there a competitor in this space that could benefit from an acquihire? Of course you're at risk of them exploiting that situation, so you might have to pursue multiple parties for several we
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Ask HN: Pricing B2B for Self-Serve SaaS
4 points by curo 7y ago|5 comments
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by curo 7y ago
As a related question to this: we're successfully selling into corps but it takes 6-12 months. Has anyone figured out the under $500 credit card thing with seat pricing or know good examples of it (where the ACVs are still high)? We&#
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by curo 7y ago
I don't understand why that YouTube video requires age verification. As far as I know that prevents it from being played to anyone not logged in, including embeds, and severely limits people from seeing it. Social media flagging is cen
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by curo 7y ago
Wouldn't a distortion be damaging either way? If all the bulls tell us to keep believing beyond the hard numbers, then we'll end up with an economic fallout. If all the bears tell us its worse than it really is, we'll end up
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by curo 7y ago
Collective fear feeds a recession or depression. Banking panics are real and speculation of a prolonged recession of course deepens and lengthens it. FDR (in his 1933 inaugural address) certainly believed this to be true: "nothing to f

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