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by gregorvand 1y ago
Services love it because it hands off the risk and responsibility to… Google/Gmail in most personal cases. This was why the pattern was adopted so quickly.
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by gregorvand 1y ago
Superhuman achieved their sub-something speed maybe (has anyone measured it except them? Genuinely, post a link, appreciated) However the capital required will probably never happen again in relation to the return for any investor involved
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Remote hosting for your telescope(sierra-remote.com)
151 points by gregorvand 1y ago|43 comments
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by gregorvand 1y ago
Does this apply to fixies then as well? I might reignite my use of one in a city vs traditional bike if so ...!
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by gregorvand 1y ago
Interesting idea. Also got errors. That withstanding, surely having the user select what their target language is, would help with processing and accuracy? It's a one time lift for the user, and would ensure I'm definitely getting
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UK fintech Curve in talks to be acquired by Lloyds(headforpoints.com)
1 points by gregorvand 1y ago|0 comments
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by gregorvand 1y ago
Maybe someone else can figure this one out better than me - it is interesting Grammarly raised $1bn of debt, basically. And now they're using that cash to buy revenue-generating companies, I assume at a knock-down price as others have
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by gregorvand 1y ago
For fast, combined Google accounts with natural language prioritization, we're building https://wyntk.ai
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Show HN: Wyntk.ai – anti horseless carriage email(wyntk.ai)
3 points by gregorvand 1y ago|0 comments
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by gregorvand 1y ago
Awesome concept and execution. For those interested, this is a good bbc podcast episode digging in to the economics of train travel including sleeper trains https://pca.st/episode/262c1fdd-7dbd-4fa2-a3c6-5bf69bae6822
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The Unauthorized Rich List(whalehunting.projectbrazen.com)
2 points by gregorvand 1y ago|0 comments
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by gregorvand 1y ago
A 403 forbidden message
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A Surprising Route to the Best Life Possible(nytimes.com)
2 points by gregorvand 1y ago|2 comments
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by gregorvand 1y ago
It works just using a VPN and picking a US server. The internet is becoming one giant reverse firewall.
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by gregorvand 1y ago
Why do I have to use a VPN and pick a US server to access this article?
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by gregorvand 1y ago
Gets around anti competition issues. It’s not an acquisition, it’s just a…
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by gregorvand 1y ago
Show screenshots. Show how me and my family will use it and feel.
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by gregorvand 1y ago
Well it's not a comic book, but we have been trying to totally rewire the email experience to be enjoyable. We learned from a lot of users that often the tone of emails gets them down, so our 'digests' effectively show you th
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by gregorvand 1y ago
Set up filters for any specific senders you feel are going to be the likely cause of stress. These filters should virtually hide the email from you, not even a visible label with an unread counter. It's funny how, as a wise phrase I&#x
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Anduril $2.5B Series G analysis(thecloser.fm)
7 points by gregorvand 1y ago|1 comments
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by gregorvand 1y ago
15 years also seems like a long time
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The Webb-Site Repository(webb-site.com)
1 points by gregorvand 1y ago|0 comments
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by gregorvand 1y ago
I know at least two people leaving Carta within one year of joining (recently) and CTO within 2 years suggests something amiss (looking more at the company here than anything) The article is frustrating since it tries to be transparent and
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Deepal – when China copies China(globalchangan.com)
1 points by gregorvand 1y ago|1 comments
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by gregorvand 1y ago
To be clear, I love BYD cars. This just made me chuckle.
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by gregorvand 1y ago
TeleMessage CEO LinkedIn bio - reads like a terrible AI hatchet job: "At the helm of TeleMessage, my leadership is defined by strategic innovation and a steadfast commitment to advancing telecommunications solutions. With a focus on Sa
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by gregorvand 1y ago
"Then came his eureka moment: “I discovered that no one had ever gone to every country in the world completely without flying [in one unbroken trip].” (A British man, Graham Hughes, has set foot in every country without flying, but too
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by gregorvand 1y ago
It's great to call it out here. But with all due respect, if you have let this company do this for 10 years... Why not do what most profit-conscious companies would do and just say "we notice unusual activity and.."
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Be myself? I'd rather die(experimental-history.com)
5 points by gregorvand 1y ago|0 comments
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Reflections on Palantir (2024)(medium.com)
1 points by gregorvand 1y ago|0 comments

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