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donnythecroc
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donnythecroc
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There is a large body of research around the effectiveness of psilocybin for depression. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33146667/
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I think someone said it becomes debt. Not ideal for YC but not fraud either.
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Please talk to someone about this, friend, parent, doctor. Consider all options including psilocybin.
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5y ago
You are no.1 on HN. Would be interested to see if this drives more customers for you than launch post!?
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This is one of those interesting instances in which big tech copying a new startup has actually worked. The problem they had was most rooms were advertised on twitter. Now the Twitter Spaces integration means it's a one click for the o
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5y ago
Good post. Importantly you legally have to vote in Australia, whereas in US voting rights are actively being trampled on.
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I think you need to google images of where we are locked down if you want to understand why it's only a minor annoyance. In Sydney you could be locked down in mosmon, manly, Bronte, Bondi, rushcutters, watsons Bay, Diamond Bay, coogee,
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5y ago
The USA might not treat Muslims well, but there have not been mass killings (in country - obviously there have been abroad). Anyone who wants to know more should google Srebrenica genocide, was the July 1995 genocide of more than 8,000 Bosn
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This is money for convenience trade off. Just like some people pay double for food through uber eats. I use both the NHS and private healthcare. There is definitely an upper limit on this but if I can spend 10 minutes rather than an hour th
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Great business model right there
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Yep same here. I usually agree with the whole "your grandmother should get it" but don't think that applies here.
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So the quotes are unreadable on mobile
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Yep same here
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5y ago
Oh it's live! That changes everything. I feel like your messaging copywriting on the website needs work. Most people don't read watch everything. What was your super short yc application summary?
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My advice which holds true as an adult is to find stories that resonate. I learnt to read almost entirely reading books about football, all the way up to autobiographies at an early age. Now as an adult I read huge amounts of non-fiction bu
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With regard to sharing a video of example class couldn't you set one up with paid signed off kids - they do this on Colbert all the time so there must be somewhere you can get these kids who don't mind being on TV?
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Given how much time we have had and the demand why does Pfizer not just request government funds from all major economies to build factories in their jurisdictions?
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It does look like Fella is addressing psychological issues which I think are huge. The issue if you deny that calories in v calories burnt is the essential metric is you end up with the problem with bariatric surgery where people literally
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There's an MFM podcast with founder of Hubspot. He says something pretty sensible along the lines of the first $1m makes a huge difference to your life, the first $10m even bigger, after that it's irrelevant. The basic point being
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The open floor plan thing was to make commercial real estate costs cheaper. Having individual offices requires 2x to 3x space. Then you have significant additional fit out costs - for example you now have to air condition say 1000 small spa
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The issue with the open office is that any given time you can hear multiple conversations making it hard to concentrate on actual work.
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Yes clearly, if he has corroborating evidence. Also, it's easy to get an unfair dismissal lawyer on compensation share I.e. they take 40% of any compensation as their fee. Plus if it's a major corp and your brother has evidence th
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I'm in this boat one hundred percent. Guess what happens when two hours a day isn't commuting. You spend more time with real friends rather than passing work acquaintances.
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The problem is all down to the basic human need of a home. In the 70s and 80s even 90s someone on a teacher's salary could own their own home in a major world city - say London. Now, literally zero chance. Because homes have become an
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6y ago
Have you considered non dilutive funding like Pipe?
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This is great and I would expect most of the cost of the financing to be passed onto the customer. How did you give debt funders the reassurance to back your business as a startup?
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This is awesome
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Just to be clear your startup has $20m in revenue or VC? Either way sounds like you're doing a pretty great job as CEO and your CTO knows what they are doing too. Good job.
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This. From day one I still never had an issue with Dropbox. Icloud and one drive - constant problems.
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6y ago
You sound fun
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