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by diziet 9y ago
In my opinion, Mind Maps are not great for organizing information, learning things or keeping track of things. Notice how the Github read-me itself is formed like a Table of Contents. Table of Contents (or other organized lists) are better
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by diziet 9y ago
This is probably an adtech or "AI" play, as I don't know if the market for this software as a subscription is large enough.
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by diziet 9y ago
Indeed, choice of metrics matte.r To add to what you're saying, there are even more metrics than that! Consider latency as an example. There's average latency and nth percentile latency (and a similar metric of % of requests above
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Chaitin's constant(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by diziet 9y ago|0 comments
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Limits of computation(en.wikipedia.org)
121 points by diziet 9y ago|18 comments
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by diziet 10y ago
Would you really want faces in e-commerce product shots?
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by diziet 10y ago
Plus there's the whole MyRocks thing too...
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by diziet 10y ago
She has some access to hygiene, clean water and food, medical attention, etc. Her life expectancy is going to be much higher in human society, though she will likely have difficulty adopting to society and will be behind on language and oth
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by diziet 10y ago
Whenever I sit down to help someone on the team that uses Atom, I am always frustrated with the performance of Atom, even compared to Sublime Text. Granted, I am always cognizant and sensitive of these small differences, but it feels as una
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by diziet 10y ago
WHO: http://www.who.int/gho/road_safety/mortality/en/ The US is about 4.3% of the world population. Typically, other populous countries have less cars per capita, but also higher accident and fatality ra
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by diziet 10y ago
Did they take a large equity share with onerous terms? It seems like things were somewhat disorganized and ad hoc, though you might have missed some information by not attending the sessions / etc. Perhaps the program didn't fully
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by diziet 10y ago
I would say that to be called an 'industry veteran', a minimum threshold of 5 years of work experience in that industry is a reasonable qualification.
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by diziet 10y ago
I am not sure why this post was down-voted, but the first statement is correct -- the author of the post is early in her career and is not an industry veteran. She has about 2 years of working experience, and does not qualify as an industry
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List of undecidable problems(en.wikipedia.org)
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by diziet 10y ago
Finally, I presume this lets us resize EBS volumes without having to do things like this: https://matt.berther.io/2015/02/03/how-to-resize-aws-ec2-ebs...
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by diziet 10y ago
MongoDB as a product evolved tremendously in the last few years. All the improvements introduced with WiredTiger and other major releases have seriously improved the performance and reliability of the product. It's not a perfect soluti
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by diziet 10y ago
The 30th app consistently makes about $4k~ / day (in the social category). The 10th makes 10-15k~/day. About 4-5x the number to get other countries. This is the social network category in one country on one device -- overall world
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by diziet 10y ago
There isn't much volume on a sub-category like Social Networking apps on the Mac Store. A top 30~ Grossing app on iPhone in the US grosses around $4000 per day, on the other hand.
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by diziet 10y ago
Yes! I was squinting and trying to figure out if I agreed or disagreed with some of the points, tabbing into various sites and playing around with the inspector when I noticed that.
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by diziet 10y ago
Were conditional cooperators playing a tit-for-tat strategy or something different? I see you citing Axelrod and Rapoport but after reading through most of the supplementary material exit questions, I most often saw descriptions similar to
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by diziet 10y ago
Well, Reddit has one or two order of magnitude more of server infrastructure and full time engineers working on their product than HN.
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by diziet 10y ago
I heard great things about Apteligent, especially from larger apps and teams. Was Twitter using the data from Crashlytics for ads? I am not sure if there's a clear answer, but they are an ad company at the end of the day.
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by diziet 10y ago
I am not sure what to make of this: the author is a cto of a 100~ person company, but he is thinking that a project like pg can be realistically rewritten in rust. I just don't get it. Even if you could somehow make the 'complicat
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by diziet 10y ago
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braess-Paradoxon#Mechanisches_...
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by diziet 10y ago
To play the devil's advocate, how fundamentally different is it from searching for a gem that allows some function and copy-pasting some example other than that a non-software engineer can do it? I know, it caters to different kind use
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by diziet 10y ago
The "Did this fix your problem?" interrupts the flow and forces people to pay attention to the question instead of blindly clicking, and it is certainly there on purpose.
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by diziet 10y ago
Yeah, indiehackers is a great place, especially given how hard working and transparent Courtland is with the project. Saastr is wonderful too -- Jason Lemkin does a great job positioning things from the "how do you scale this to XX Mil
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by diziet 10y ago
Yeah, I totally see where you're coming from, though consider that finding the riggedness is interesting enough: How likely is that they would have the time / patience / skill to manipulate the data to actually be statistical
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by diziet 10y ago
I'm excited to see @minimaxir ( http://minimaxir.com/ ) comes up with based on this data.
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by diziet 10y ago
Given how hyped the company was, I doubt they got participating preferred terms. Otherwise looks ok.

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