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Implicit Gender Bias in Startup Funding(feld.com)
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US Corporate Boards Don't Include Workers (2018)(bloomberg.com)
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Screens might be as bad for mental health as potatoes(wired.com)
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by dhh2106 8y ago
Nice article op. I work in a remote-first org and completey agree that org structure is crucial. A couple additional thoughts: people assume remote work expands your talent pool to everyone. I don't believe it does. You're limited
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by dhh2106 8y ago
I work on an open core business model, and we spend a fair amount of time thinking about ways to prevent third parties from stealing our lunch. CockroachDB has an interesting model, where they've tried to closely couple their open sour
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by dhh2106 8y ago
I think it depends how it goes. Some people might gain trust if the community could move swiftly to fix the problem
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by dhh2106 8y ago
"By making the episode unavailable in Saudi Arabia, Netflix became complicit with the pervasive censorship that artists, entertainers, journalists and regular citizens have long had to deal with in the Middle East." Netflix had se
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by dhh2106 8y ago
And here is an overview of the results: https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2019/01/bi... Has anyone read any good responses to this?
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The Economic Limits of Bitcoin [pdf](research.chicagobooth.edu)
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How to Set Up Your iPhone for Productivity and Focus(betterhumans.coach.me)
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by dhh2106 8y ago
The Chinese have made massive infrastructure investments around Africa, in ports and railways, etc. These have massively increased china's influence in the region They've also sparked fears of a debt trap ( https://www.n
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Open vs. Closed Systems: Android v iPhone global market share(avc.com)
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No Tuition, but You Pay a Percentage of Your Income if You Find a Job(nytimes.com)
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by dhh2106 8y ago
Couldn't the whole family enter the same VR environment? Why limit it to just yourself? Then you'd be free to chat over the top of the boring bits... I agree that replicating the full social context of TV will be difficult
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by dhh2106 8y ago
Interesting article. Any literature/thoughts on when to commoditize complements rather than trying to vertically integrate? Private repos might be a complement to github's other business, but it doesn't naturally follow that
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by dhh2106 8y ago
And Houston. In Triumph of the City, Edward Glaser talks a lot about the effect of regulation in housing markets on pricing and new construction. He uses Houston as the prime example. Of course, deregulation in the housing market is far fro
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by dhh2106 8y ago
Here's the main study cited in the article: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3301009 "We find that the same minority applicants who faced lower approval rates on auto loans do not face lowe
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Ethereum Yellow Paper: Merkle Trees, World State, Transactions and More(pegasys.tech)
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by dhh2106 8y ago
What are the main differences between beam and grin?
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by dhh2106 8y ago
Any thoughts on which to start with?
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by dhh2106 8y ago
Agree it took decades for TCP. We might still be a long time away for blockchain and associated technologies (ipfs, zkp, etc.) going mainstream The privacy use case in blockchain has trade-offs and is not a panacea. There are some situation
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by dhh2106 8y ago
I posted this as a response below but still I find it interesting that OP says public crypto failed because of both fundamental misunderstandings and immature tech (internet trying to compete with newspapers in the 80s). Eventually, the int
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by dhh2106 8y ago
There isn't currently a huge demand for public crypto currencies but I see a lot of demand from enterprises (particularly in financial services and supply chains) for blockchain. The tech is iterating to solve for these needs. I don&#x
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Functional versus Unit Organizations (2016)(medium.learningbyshipping.com)
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by dhh2106 8y ago
Aggregation is also helpful for search, which is the main thing I do in the app store
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by dhh2106 8y ago
Thank you!
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by dhh2106 8y ago
+1 It's a good initiative and needs a better selection / qualification process
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Any explanation as to why this should not be used for games without perfect information? As an example, why couldn't the face-down card in poker be modeled as part of the MCTS?
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by dhh2106 8y ago
>TCP still "won" for a variety of reasons (adoption, good enough, numbers of implementation, hardware implementation, etc) Agreed Ethereum is way ahead in the ecosystem race. There are lots more developers using eth and tooling