dyarosla

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by dyarosla 8y ago
I don’t believe that’s the only logical conclusion. Perhaps there should be some base requirement for people who want to repair something- be it a certification or insurance requirement. There could definitely be degrees of freedom for repa
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by dyarosla 8y ago
I see this belief (that things people bought should always be repairable by the owner) by many but I always feel it’s extremely self-centered. IMO it’s reckless to think this way about repairing complex systems that can affect others. Repai
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by dyarosla 8y ago
I think you replied to the wrong parent
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Could you link your source for the 350k figure? Thank you!
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Or they disguised the IP addresses to look like Russian IPs? Although I'm no hacker- anyone know hard that would be to do?
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Now if only deleting your account meant never getting any more emails from them... I still get ‘so and so wants to connect’ after I deleted mine. Anyone have any idea how to stop this? (Besides an email filter?) is this practice even legal?
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by dyarosla 8y ago
But also shares THEIR data they’ve collected with competing companies for free. Not to mention potentially lowering switching costs for users looking to move away from their platform.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
It’s an interesting idea, and at the same time strange that some of the companies listed (eg facebook) would be open to contributing to this... esp given that for them data is their business model.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
The utility may be obvious but the solution is far from it. The problem is that custom UI is extremely non-trivial. Getting something to work in a way thats even just slightly different from what the default UI does can be a huge undertakin
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by dyarosla 8y ago
If someone was looking to compete with YC one starting differentiator could be to not force teams to relocate to SV for three months; something that YC has proven time and again they’re not open to budging on (aside for the mini-not quite Y
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Just want to point out that there is research that suggests there’s no clear-cut extrinsic/intrinsic designation and that motivation generally lies on a spectrum between these two types (Ryan and Deci). Moreover, finding ways to move y
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by dyarosla 8y ago
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by dyarosla 8y ago
This method sounds appealing and reasonable. My question would be- did you have a good sense of how many of your peers did in fact do the homework ahead of class- my instinctual fear is that due to this ‘different approach’ many students ma
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by dyarosla 8y ago
... thus they couldn’t verify. Im not sure you realize but you’re making their point.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
The link shows percentage numbers as well- relative to total world foreigner population as well as relative to each country’s population.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
I don’t now if this assumption is true ‘the fact there isn’t a lot changing fundamentally in the scene when you move your head’
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by dyarosla 8y ago
I’m curious how brands come up with these numbers- is the ROI really that good?
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Ad revenues only make up a portion (generally small portion) of influencers’ total revenue.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Or a product without a market... which is indeed a negative.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
I tried to lean on good faith but using common terminology as is and then redefining it in the body of the article is clickbait: alternatives that aren’t baity would include ‘how to really become a 10x developer’ or ‘rethinking what it mea
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by dyarosla 8y ago
There is a commonly accepted definition (described in a sibling comment) and the article explicitly says ‘I will redefine the term as ...’ what it goes into.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
I did read that. Independent of what you would prefer, they are still not synonymous and one would expect an article that says ways o become a 10x developer to address that specifically- not something else entirely.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Total clickbait; Article equates being a 10x developer with being a better "10x" teammate and then lists ways to be a better teammate. Not that becoming a better teammate isn't important but it is definitely not synonymous wi
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by dyarosla 8y ago
I’ll throw in my favourite as well : Shiftit is the first extension I install on any new Mac I set up.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Is your remark witty? Sure. Does it add to the conversation? Not so much.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Apple is known to shamelessly copy features that work and are consumer friendly- I have no doubt that they'll be keeping a close eye on how consumers respond to these updates.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
This too can get clogged. Been there and seen it take forever to go through lines in Italy. I think you may not realize how many shoppers/how much person-density there can be in the US.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Pretty sure the idea here is to quicken the checkout and lines-> having someone fill bags as someone else handles payments and you handle paying, makes queues move faster than having them grind to a halt due to someone packing their bags
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by dyarosla 8y ago
This is an interesting proposition in how to effectively allocate funds in a way that brings in far more value than direct application. For me it does raise a few questions: What happens to teams who lose a competition? If their only moneta

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