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How to Pivot Your Startup
(usebracket.com)
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The Underbelly of Karachi
(dawn.com)
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ianyanusko
3y ago
Perhaps tangential, but my team and I have been able to avoid a lot of disagreement by asking ourselves if we truly need to make a decision in that moment. We found that we'd often debate/disagree about issues that were not pressi
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Crowbars and cryptographs: my favorite reads from the first half of 2023
(somethingaboutcats.substack.com)
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ianyanusko
3y ago
https://somethingaboutcats.substack.com/ Exploratory, but the general themes are startups, religion, the Beatles, article reviews, and travel!
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ianyanusko
3y ago
So happy to see this at the top of Hacker News. Rounds < $1 million need to be celebrated more. Rooting for Kagi.
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Ask HN: Have you ever set up data syncs with a CRM?
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ianyanusko
3y ago
Not trying to confuse anybody! Mostly just driven by wanting to find a name that was easy to spell and had a domain available for less than $10k :')
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ianyanusko
3y ago
Good eye, going to fix this now.
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Making a less crappy web app
(usebracket.com)
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ianyanusko
3y ago
Hey everyone, full disclosure I'm the founder of Bracket. I obviously wrote this article in part to get people to use our new web app, but more specifically I wanted to show the dramatic design changes we've been pushing on during
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ianyanusko
3y ago
1) Three-Body Problem series 2) Hyperion series (first two books especially) 3) Cryptonomicon 4) Cloud Atlas 5) Wandering Earth (collection of short stories)
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In Japan, smiling lessons are helping society go maskless
(asahi.com)
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ianyanusko
3y ago
Congrats on launching this -- I'm excited to give this a go.
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How to make people like you on Zoom
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The Beatles stopped at the right time
(theguardian.com)
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AI-generated young Paul McCartney
(webgrafikk.com)
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Open Questions
(gwern.net)
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3y ago
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Open Questions
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Why I'm not sold on meditation
(somethingaboutcats.substack.com)
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4y ago
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Sync Google Sheets with MongoDB: 4 ways to do it
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ianyanusko
4y ago
1. Pretend you must pay $1 for every word. Cut accordingly. 2. After you've written the first draft of your essay/chapter, delete the first paragraph entirely. This usually helps. 3. Write like you speak, and you'll find you
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4y ago
The Three Body Problem series
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Ask HN: LLM Online Course?
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ianyanusko
4y ago
Not quite a replacement given that it's quarterly, but the nascent Asterisk Mag seems like it would at least fill the long-form essay niche: https://asteriskmag.com/ I'm still a serious economist reader and podcas
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Show HN: Bidirectional ETL between spreadsheets and your warehouse
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Ask HN: What's the best gift you've ever given/received for less than $50?
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ianyanusko
4y ago
Founder of Bracket, YCW22 ( https://www.usebracket.com/ ) here. You can use us to set up internal tools in Airtable, G Sheets, or Notion using 1-way and 2-way syncs.
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ianyanusko
4y ago
The Three-Body Problem, while a fictional sci-fi trilogy, resolved the Fermi Paradox in a way that was, for me, the most convincing and terrifying way possible.
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ianyanusko
4y ago
The Three Body Problem series, while a fictional sci-fi trilogy, resolved the Fermi Paradox in what was for me the most terrifying and convincing way possible.
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