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   by dstick 6y ago

   Agreed, and even then, doesn’t cancer “just happen”? There’s a BRCA2 gene defect in my family (that I’m lucky enough not to have inherited) and that increases the likelyhood of developing breast cancer to 80% for women and prostate cancer t
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   by dstick 6y ago

   It read like that would be different here, using the new method, wouldn’t it? Or did I misunderstand that?
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   by dstick 6y ago

   Gotcha, and that makes sense. Seems like a big time saver regardless. Are we talking months or years, that are shaved off?
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   by dstick 6y ago

   So if I summarize correctly they re-evaluated already “FDA passed” but abandoned substances for anti-cancer workings using new techniques (CRISPR) and got 50 hits. That’s amazing! Would this work in other fields as well?
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   by dstick 6y ago

   The best part? It happened again just a few months ago. Same MO: Van Gogh, Amsterdam, hammer smash :) https://m.gooieneemlander.nl/cnt/dmf20200422_37766724/deuren... Sorry for the Dutch article, couldn’t find an E
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   Ask HN: What “tutorials” made you a better parent?

   2 points by dstick 6y ago|0 comments
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   by dstick 7y ago

   Company X that wants to rank high for a keyword pays Company Y with a highly trusted website (in the above example, Apache) to place a link to their website with a variation of the keyword as the anchor text. They pay for the link, Google&#
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   by dstick 7y ago

   Urgency, social proof and scarcity are dark patterns? Isn’t that online marketing 101?
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   by dstick 7y ago

   Nice! Going to signup as well :)
10. 280.▲
    by dstick 7y ago

    Mmmh, can't recreate the error. Would you mind checking your console to see if there are any errors there? Or maybe logout and in again? Corny as that may be ;-)
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Hey Silvers - a@a.a? ;-) You'll need an actual email address that you can verify to sign up. Sorry about that! Seems we're not showing that error message in the front. Will fix it right away. Finding local suppliers of goods is ri
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Thanks for kicking off this discussion gojomo! We just updated our homepage to be cleaner and straight to the point with a clear focus on relevance and speed when searching for companies / b2b leads! :)
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Thanks for your input! We've just completely updated our homepage to be cleaner and straight to the point with a clear focus on relevance and speed! :)
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Our market are the people that Google businesses for a living. Primarily sales people, market researchers, email marketeers - etc. We compete with several markets based on different things. Search engines on one side, company database sell
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Yep - I saw that post too. Thanks for pointing that out. Google has come to mean too many things ;-) This was the one I believe: "Show HN: Bloom – A free and open source 'Google'" - https://news.ycombinator.co
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Yeah... problem is, we don't want to be lumped in mindshare-wise with companies like Dr3Data, Leadiro and whatnot. Salesloft is more akin to Vainu. All these products provide lists or company intelligence. We're a search engine wh
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Hah, never thought of it that way. We obviously mean search for business, as in, you search for new business - and you can search for businesses, and that it's meant for business users and usage: b2b. Sales, business development, marke
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    by dstick 7y ago

    That is most definitely the plan! But we had to start somewhere :) Doesn't mean it can't be useful though. I've actually found my own holiday destination with Stabre by searching for very specific terms: france "pet frie
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Hi everyone - I’m Stan, one of the founders! Very excited to finally show Stabre.com to the world. We’ve been working on it for what feels like, and probably is - ages. Stabre is a new search engine for business that gives you full control
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    Show HN: Stabre – Find hyper-targeted B2B leads(stabre.com)

    15 points by dstick 7y ago|23 comments
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Hi everyone - I’m Stan, one of the founders! Very excited to finally show Stabre.com to the world. We’ve been working on it for what feels like, and probably is - ages. Stabre is a new search engine for business that gives you full control
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    Show HN: We Made a Google for Business Where You’re the Customer Not the Product(stabre.com)

    11 points by dstick 7y ago|1 comments
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    by dstick 7y ago

    His openheartedness about the startup myth and the downsides of accepting VC money. What I really liked as well was his growth as an entrepreneur and how he valued his team. All in all it was a really relatable honest story about his journe
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Thanks for compiling this. Too bad Uber makes up 4/5th of your title’s claim ;-) Read Lost ans Founder a while back so nice to see Moz in there!
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    by dstick 7y ago

    I for one, am grateful. The world has changed massively the last 30 years and it’s time for international legislation to catch up :) Curious to see what the final implementation will look like.
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    G20 agrees to push ahead with digital tax(reuters.com)

    103 points by dstick 7y ago|81 comments
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    For 2 hours a large chunk of European mobile traffic was rerouted through China(zdnet.com)

    2 points by dstick 7y ago|0 comments
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    by dstick 7y ago

    “And Google’s services are free to consumers.” And here lies the rub. Isn’t it about time that there’s a very thorough, modern, investigation with regards to anti-trust in the age of data? While prices may be falling, data is accumulating a
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Is it pronounced “ox”, “zerox” or “zero x”? :)
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    by dstick 7y ago

    Middle Ages? Or is that an even broader period?