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dooraven
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because Facebook is a consumer company and this is an enterprise play. They enterprisesh plays they've tried Workplace / Parse / Neighborhoods (Nextdoor clone) haven't been super successful compared to their social /
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dooraven
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You're right that the system we have is inefficient and most of it is not suited towards good allocation. The family trust having that wealth has to have come from somewhere in the first place though - someone (probably you or your anc
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dooraven
3y ago
Really sorry to hear this :/ why does google keep shooting itself in the foot like this? how can anyone expect to build a business on their products?
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dooraven
3y ago
I think it'll depend on company / product, there is awful crypto influencers and token shills that will jump on to the next hype train but I doubt you'd call Ethereum as a useless product. There will be tangible real use case
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dooraven
3y ago
it's on the show: hn page. I browse it time to time and look at posts with decent upvotes / things that look interesting to me.
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dooraven
3y ago
do what paradigm is doing now, switch to different markets.
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dooraven
3y ago
why does it matter if they pivot? it's the best interest in their business to pivot
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dooraven
3y ago
> Mythology and fantasy are drastically different things. Meaning, purpose, context, are very important for understanding art, of course. They are literally the same. Fantasy is just modern mythology and most fantasy is rooted in ancient
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3y ago
is this a bit or have you not read any chinese or indian myths? where do you think the yellow dragon being associated with the chinese emperor comes from? or Indira and the Vitra? what about St George and the Dragon? humans have been obsess
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3y ago
having multiple income streams means you've (the you here is broad, could mean your company, your family trust etc) produced something people find valuable yeah. Producing can mean many things here - like a podcast episode is a "p
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> A tell-tale sign of a decadent society where people are depressed and unfulfilled, more interested in escape from life than engagement with life because everything they might live for is compromised for profit at the expense of everyth
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it's just wrong though, the reason why people are rich is that they have more income streams by producing more valuable things, not consuming less. It's a nice idiom to have when you use labour to trade for income and your income
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dooraven
3y ago
> It's not that hard, you find an email and you basically do a cold call. I was doing it in high school off Newgrounds (which is full of royalty free stuff too!) You are missing the point, most programmers are introverts and absolut
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Well they have to follow the current law right? Can't enforce copyright on something that doesn't apply, so currently saying they won't enforce copyright is an accurate statement. I don't think it will hold up in the lon
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3y ago
The Japanese article does explicitly state it if you run it through a translator, and also this is from May 11 > Additionally, the group raised other issues that Article 30-4 of the Copyright Law, which permits the use of a copyrighted w
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Deep Learning Dragons: A motion comic about ML papers told via a D&D story
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dooraven
15y ago
He just responded on this, it isn't intentional, it's a bug in Justin.tv's API so he's not blocking any of the ads by himself.
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He's not though, only Pre-stream ads are disabled due to the problems it would cause while switching streams. All the ads that use "/commerical" work fine