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by dfischer 8y ago
Education innovation is definitely a massive problem to solve. Especially because of a weird mix of control and influence Universities have between dictating k-12, expected job fulfillment vs skill, and their government sanctioned student d
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by dfischer 8y ago
Yeah, there's definitely room for inspiration and improvement. Looking forward to innovative structures that let us evolve more efficiently.
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by dfischer 8y ago
In order to be quick you have to be properly incentivized. I disagree that the prosperity of people is a government workers job by choice; thus they won't be incentivized to outperform a corporation. I'm sure there's people t
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by dfischer 8y ago
Gamblers gonna gamble.
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by dfischer 8y ago
Good - reacts quicker to market demands and is directly incentivized by opportunity therefore creating jobs.
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by dfischer 8y ago
Agreed – with remote teams you have to embrace async. Don't force meetings that everyone has to be apart of unless it's a critical planning session or something in that realm.
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by dfischer 8y ago
What is IA?
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by dfischer 8y ago
That reminds me of: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simulacra_and_Simulation
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by dfischer 8y ago
I get what you're saying now. I assumed it was a managed mongoDB – I should have paid more attention. Thanks!
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by dfischer 8y ago
DynamoDB has specific requirements on how data is partitioned. You have to do upfront planning on how you access your data based on keys. Mongodb is more flexible in this regard. I’m sure there’s other big differences but this is the bigges
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by dfischer 8y ago
It is in fact not exactly the same. Because the innovation allows slimmer, lighter design and pushes society to adopt wireless which is ultimately inevitable.
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by dfischer 8y ago
Smart money is already out because the market is in a downturn and people are in denial. Smart money buys in when weak hands sell at the worst moments. More down before up.
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by dfischer 8y ago
Anyone that doesnt adopt innovation ends up holding onto archaic technology. The same people judged for the removal of CD drives. It’s usually always a minority voice and it doesn’t have much value in the overall trend of technology and mar
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by dfischer 8y ago
It’s not overpriced because people agree and pay for its fair value.
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by dfischer 8y ago
So cool.
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by dfischer 8y ago
True - Users don’t always know what they want.
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by dfischer 8y ago
OmniGraffle is more wireframing, low-fi.
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by dfischer 8y ago
That’s the thing. I miss being broken by a game. I miss that struggle. I’ve tried to experience it again but maybe nostalgia is superior. I’m hoping for pantheon to bring that feeling back. I genuinely miss being addicted to the struggle an
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by dfischer 8y ago
I miss evercrack so much.
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by dfischer 8y ago
Shit it's not working!
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by dfischer 8y ago
Is there any cheap way to get a CPAP evaluation and device? I’m in startup grind mode and just don’t have the extra funds right now but I’m curious if this is why I feel lethargic all the time.
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by dfischer 8y ago
I really enjoyed reading this. Thank you. It relates to some thoughts that have been percolating. I’m actually giving a small internal talk on a few of these ideas. Thanks!
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by dfischer 8y ago
Is it possible to leverage this platform for general NLP recognition?
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by dfischer 8y ago
I mostly agree with this and I’d add: work does not have to be a “job”. Work can be your family, it can be art, and it can also be exploring the universe. I think Star Trek captures this idea very well.
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by dfischer 8y ago
Sounds like an inevitable war or gort.
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by dfischer 8y ago
I’d like to: me@danielfischer.com
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Ask HN: Favorite programming font optimized for Unicode and Retina displays?
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by dfischer 8y ago
Woah that's a significant update then.
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by dfischer 8y ago
This is rad. Thanks.
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by dfischer 8y ago
What was the reason urlfetcher had to be engineered in the past? Curious.

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