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by dare0505 8y ago
I think "Wanted" should be changed to "Imagined" to better reflect the content. With that being said, it's a refreshing article. Most articles on Steve Jobs focus on how visionary he was, how he was predicting every
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Ask HN: Are SaaS Indie Makers Slowly Dying as a Breed?
5 points by dare0505 8y ago|3 comments
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“Powered By”: A Marketing Channel Nobody Talks About(indiehackers.com)
7 points by dare0505 8y ago|1 comments
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by dare0505 8y ago
Also, there were 18 mentions in the article about "success". Just 1 mention about "failure". Survivorship bias at its best: https://xkcd.com/1827/
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by dare0505 8y ago
There was a recent story on HackerNews about the New York Times, which cut off ad exchanges and still kept growing revenue. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18920079 I wonder if it's a similar thing about the suppo
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by dare0505 8y ago
What's interesting about Google is, they can have open source products that are hated a big % of devs (Angular) and something that doesn't have that problem (Tensorflow). I wonder what's the underlying issue behind this dispa
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by dare0505 8y ago
The way I read it: A guy who made money by selling user data lobbied to pass a law that lets him get access to even more data to sell. If you make money off something, you want more of that "something" :)
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by dare0505 8y ago
Wow, does this mean that (in the near future) we'll be able to take that HUGE repository of WinForms apps and port them to the web? Would be exciting...
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by dare0505 8y ago
This. When evaluating someone's claims, always take into consideration their background, career to evaluate for bias. This is the reason if, for eg, Spain plays against France in soccer finals, they won't put a world-class Spanish
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by dare0505 8y ago
It's amazing this still works in Chrome. Open https://anttiviljami.github.io/browser-autofill-phishing/ , enter some auto-fill info, click "Submit" and monitor your "Network" tab requests. You&
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by dare0505 8y ago
I had this issue with a developer once: We were at a hackaton, and I made a quick-and-dirty feature (we had less than 6 hours left). The other developer on our team got pissed because the code "sucked" and spend a full hour refact
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by dare0505 8y ago
When other successful companies/people teach others how to be successful, I'm always reminded of: https://xkcd.com/1827/
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by dare0505 8y ago
If you're interested in learning more, just type "cbt pain management" in Google there are plenty of similar evidence: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/318450.php Some of these articles are more
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by dare0505 8y ago
On a similar note, Nassim Taleb says: "Something central, very central, is missing in historical accounts of scientific and technological discovery. The discourse and controversies focus on the role of luck as opposed to teleological p
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by dare0505 8y ago
Seems the only viable free alternative to managing email from your own domain is Yandex. Zoho used to be my first choice up until 2018 when they disabled IMAP for their free plans.
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by dare0505 8y ago
It's not only about having "enough time". These "short time" approaches are amazing for "making" time. Every major habit I started, I first started doing a few minutes a day, then it naturally came to me t
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by dare0505 8y ago
There's been a surprising benefit of using CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) for unpleasant pain. https://www.medscape.org/viewarticle/891357 I can't believe people are not talking about this more. I guess i
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by dare0505 10y ago
Interesting...