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by harshgupta 9y ago
Thats fair, but accessing free music is a lot easier than free tv. If they can get people to pay anything for music, thats at least better than zero for labels.
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Spotify opens on NYSE, valuing company at almost $30B(techcrunch.com)
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Atlassian’s two-year cloud journey(techcrunch.com)
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CMS bug has left over 1M sites open to attack(techcrunch.com)
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What's wrong with Democracy?(economist.com)
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by harshgupta 9y ago
From Page: A working, full-scale quantum computer running the process known as “Shor’s algorithm” would be able to break RSA or ECC of any practical size in negligible time. In contrast, NTRU’s security is reduced only slightly by quantum c
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NTRU: Cryptography in Post Quantum Computing World(github.com)
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MacOS finally gains external GPU support(techcrunch.com)
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by harshgupta 9y ago
Its much easier to keep up with good contributors in that area. Example, to keep up with great code releases, simply follow top open source contributors on github to get notified whenever they star a repo.
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by harshgupta 9y ago
Apple.com before any product launch is probably the gold standard here.
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by harshgupta 9y ago
This seems like misplaced blame honestly.
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Style transfer, deep learning, feature transform(github.com)
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Ask HN: How do you become a better founder?
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by harshgupta 9y ago
They had valued themselves at <10bn. That has doubled in 24 hours, thats definitely not positive, if not an ipo strategy
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by harshgupta 9y ago
Currently the biggest drag on their expenditure is drivers. Their golden bullet is making an efficient transition to self-driving, all while maintaining a leading position
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by harshgupta 9y ago
The answer is simple game theory. For a situation where corporations are forced to fix conditions, there has to be a significant large scale reduction in supply, which is an implementation nightmare. Unless that happens, one person quitting
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by harshgupta 9y ago
How do you account for content unavailability when a node shuts down/ runs slow?
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by harshgupta 9y ago
It's a tough balance between too much ideological influence by big organizations and distortion of reality by crowdsourcing facts
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by harshgupta 9y ago
Part of the reason is same side network effect. It makes sense to create new libraries in languages having great existing libraries.
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by harshgupta 9y ago
It's a Good product. Can be a good tool for business data aggregation.