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by dzink 1y ago
I love this site! Great tool to make music and save music ideas and it’s low threshold fun way for people to get into code as well.
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by dzink 1y ago
The market is a battlefield of adversaries. For someone to cash out on a signal profitably, the others have to get less. A signal system is then easily abused by the signal maker who takes a position before hustling a bunch of people to tak
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by dzink 1y ago
The hospitals usually bear the brunt of the costs and they are then distributed as higher costs to the paying patients.
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by dzink 1y ago
The major difference between private and public health care providers. Public providers are often burned out to a crisp and have little empathy or energy left. Private providers are compensated for each task and the incentive system and wor
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by dzink 1y ago
They paved the way to the semantic web, which paved the way to Google extracting the data and building its own maps, shopping, and answers, and ratings and images and a bunch of other experiences on top of it and taking over traffic that wo
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by dzink 1y ago
Flash made it ridiculously easy to animate and export to the web. One tool and you could make an animated video, or an interactive app, or a game. There were fantastic competitive showcases of work, which made kids excited to learn and do i
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by dzink 1y ago
Your email deliverability will be key to survival and easily damaged. All it takes is a couple of spam reports from good or bad actors and you can get black listed. Your users may forget they ever subscribed. Think of some work around to pr
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by dzink 1y ago
I’m a mom. I built https://www.DreamList.com a few years ago because all of the wishlist companies were indexing your baby registry stuff by your name on Google. It has been growing steadily for years and it’s going well, so I n
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by dzink 1y ago
Grades are a competition with yourself. The grading curves where a certain % has to have a low grade even if they answer 90% of their test correctly. Curves means that if someone does close to as well as you they became an enemy instead of
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by dzink 1y ago
Hi Baibhav, This was in August 2020. I have attached screenshots as a reply to Josh's reply above. It was early in the days so I could understand the founder perusing as a way of seeing how users are using the site, but not some random
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by dzink 1y ago
Here is another screenshot and screenshots of the email exchange with the person in the logs. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/v0x26d5jvou5k9gvx5tnd/IMG_205... Emails: https://www.dropbox.com/
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by dzink 1y ago
You are in luck. I found a little video I took of the screen when it happened. It was from Aug 11 2020. Here is a screenshot with the log details: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/g9jv8eh1ugi5qda0c6azx/0811202..
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by dzink 1y ago
An easy way to circumvent the AI problem is to ask the kids to read the material ahead of time and use class time for socratic method questions each student has to answer to determine their grade over time. Social media is training the new
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by dzink 1y ago
It happened several years ago - when Conor was holding talks on Clubhouse. I had created an account with a few test notes and went back days later. The notes were not listed or linked anywhere. The person’s email or name was showing in the
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by dzink 1y ago
I started using Roam and as a proper geek, dug through the data it sends back and forth about me and my notes in the browser console. It was doing access logs and some random day I saw some random dude’s name in the access log for my notes.
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by dzink 1y ago
The engineer in me immediately looks for ways to map out how tax avoidance via crypto trading on life insurance funds via a Bermuda company can possibly go wrong. Insurance has a nice long term cash flow that has proved very sweet for Berks
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by dzink 1y ago
Feedback accepted and acted upon by those in power is what any country really needs. Uncertainty for those in power means they would take feedack. Democracy give each person over a certain age a vote and a stake in the outcome. Populism pro
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by dzink 1y ago
A test of who is paying attention :) and #2
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Some potential causes of the scarcity of breakthroughs in the last 10 years: 1. "What got you here won't get you there." The problems that need solved today might require a different mindset/level of experience and that
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by dzink 1y ago
An idea is tarpit until someone, or some new tech, or regulation cracks it. YC has a rare opportunity and it squanders it. It is a hub that gathers most problems and approaches to them in each discipline and many many failures on them at le
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by dzink 2y ago
The plot lines are dead. Hollywood has zero originality in plots lately. They think consumers go to theaters to see special effects on a big screen, but the reality is the more special effects a movie has the more dull to non-existent the p
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by dzink 2y ago
I’ve been dissecting stock market data with code to see how dark pool and automated trading behaviors are evolving and impacting the market. The market is the most adverse possible brain battle where actors constantly try to outsmart and m
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by dzink 2y ago
If their page was written by the AI model, that doesn’t bode well. The text has 0 margin or padding to the right on iPhones and looks like the text is cut off.
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by dzink 2y ago
That would create a horrible perverse incentive to kill children for money.
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by dzink 2y ago
If you’re driving a self-driving car, you can’t blame it on the car.
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by dzink 2y ago
I thought the people who look up your profile show in the friend suggestions section.
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by dzink 2y ago
The problem with centralized totalitarian/socialist/dictatorial governments is that they can be hijacked by an idea and over-execute on it with no feedback from the people, until the resources really needed are blown out. In capit
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by dzink 2y ago
It’s a feature. Less white collar workers are needed because of AI. Instead of trying to fit in where culture is designed for attrition, find out what humans need and build something you own, using AI if you have to.
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by dzink 2y ago
The produce you buy at safeway comes from all over the place and spraying sometimes is done with a a crop-dusting air plane. Nobody claims they are contained in food. Just possibly less absorbable than via lungs.
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by dzink 2y ago
Big nope - pesticides are there to repel or kill bugs. A lot of times the recommendation is to wash fruit before eating it to remove pesticides or lead from fuel burned by cars in the vicinity, etc.

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