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by dgudkov 6y ago
To me your comment promotes edisonlf.com more than the article because after reading the article and before reading your comment I had no idea about edisonlf.com.
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by dgudkov 6y ago
I would assume it should be the other way around because of different risk levels. Doing old things better is relatively low-risk (because the thing already works) and therefore should be funded by debt, not equity. Doing brand new things i
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by dgudkov 6y ago
In Toronto most new condos come with Ethernet ports in walls. Fiber to apartment is not exotic either. The board of the condo I lived in managed to get from Bell a CAD 25/mo (USD 19/mo) offer for 100Mbs internet for all tenants. U
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by dgudkov 6y ago
>I had 100/100 mbit connection, with unlimited data, for $15 USD/mo. Don’t remember having any issues. That was 5 years ago. A year ago the price for a 100/100 connection in Kiev (Kyiv) was $8/mo. TV (over IP) with 40
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by dgudkov 6y ago
>A social platform that makes information more accessible to people is a threat to democracy? It's not about accessibility. It's about amplification that's gone wrong with Facebook. Facebook amplifies click-baity and emo
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Musk's SpaceX partners with US military to deliver weapons by rockets(businessinsider.com)
2 points by dgudkov 6y ago|0 comments
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Product Demo Sucks Because It's Focused on Your Product(firstround.com)
66 points by dgudkov 6y ago|19 comments
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New app from Skoda can hear what's wrong with your car(sciencefocus.com)
2 points by dgudkov 6y ago|0 comments
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by dgudkov 6y ago
Very interesting. As I understand it, IBM consistently avoids high-competition low-margin markets and focuses on low-competition, high-margin markets. This makes sense to me. Apparently, IBM is not good at high-competition/low-margin m
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G Suite is now Google Workspace(techcrunch.com)
4 points by dgudkov 6y ago|0 comments
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by dgudkov 6y ago
Of course Excel. What else non-technical users can use? They simply don't have any other data tool.
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by dgudkov 6y ago
By finding people that need or appreciate what I like to do and making them my customers. PS. I have to admit I'm lucky to like doing something that also pays off well. Not everybody is that lucky.
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by dgudkov 6y ago
My initial thought was similar, but then I changed my mind. The difference between the people who don't have many choices and those who do is not money or wealth. It's whether they do what someone wants them to do, or they do wh
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Linux-based Windows makes perfect sense(zdnet.com)
6 points by dgudkov 6y ago|0 comments
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by dgudkov 6y ago
Now you will see more ads on a bigger screen.
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A Rocket Mogul Is Preparing to Launch a Union of U.S. and Soviet Technology(bloomberg.com)
4 points by dgudkov 6y ago|1 comments
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by dgudkov 6y ago
Good point. EasyMorph (I'm the founder) auto-generates human-readable HTML documentation on workflows in plain English. It's not perfect, but not bad either. https://easymorph.com
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by dgudkov 6y ago
The answer depends on what you sell. If you sell an enterprise product to big corps then the patio11's guide [1] would be a good starting point. Otherwise, selling is simple - just solve the customer's problem as if it was your pr
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by dgudkov 6y ago
From a legal standpoint, not exactly. For instance, people in the US are prohibited from buying alcohol until 21yo. Do you consider that restriction also unprecedented and unjustified? :)
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Moon safe for long-term human exploration(sciencemag.org)
1 points by dgudkov 6y ago|0 comments
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by dgudkov 6y ago
You can view it not as punishment but as a restriction caused by inability to adequately estimate risks. Similar to prohibiting teenagers and kids from driving cars.
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by dgudkov 6y ago
Any software application has two states: "doesn't work" and "barely works".
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Every angle of all-electric VW ID.4 crossover that’s coming to America(techcrunch.com)
2 points by dgudkov 6y ago|0 comments
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by dgudkov 6y ago
One of the most successful examples of bundling is Microsoft's enterprise plans. For instance, the top E5 plan includes so much enterprise software for so low price that it creates the perception of free software. MS Office? Free. Powe
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by dgudkov 6y ago
>Is software really this bad, as all of the comments here suggest? No, it's not. But finding an interesting project to work on can be difficult.
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by dgudkov 6y ago
Is there any proof/evidence that people who recovered from COVID and tested negative can still spread the virus? The article lacks any references on that.
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by dgudkov 6y ago
As my ex-colleague says "Any advertisement is propaganda".
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How Not to Land an Orbital Rocket Booster (2017)(youtube.com)
2 points by dgudkov 6y ago|0 comments
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by dgudkov 6y ago
Free speech by itself doesn't mean much without amplification. I don't think we've got free speech wrong. But with Facebook and other social media we've got amplification wrong.
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by dgudkov 6y ago
I've come up with an idea of PDDF (Portable Data Document Format). The PDF format allows embedding files into documents. Why not embed an SQLite database file right in PDF document with all the information nicely structured? The both f

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