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Ask HN: Habits of Highly Unsuccessful Founders (Anti-Patterns)
21 points by jayliew 7y ago|9 comments
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Amazon Marketplace took 3 iterations over 4 years(blog.strategyzer.com)
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by jayliew 7y ago
I think this is key to mastering asynchronous communication in a multiplayer setting, which is key to remote
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by jayliew 7y ago
A very common misconception is that the US Army goes to war because it wants to. That is simply not how it works. The US military, unlike most other countries, are 100% under civilian control. This is a safeguard the Founding Fathers put in
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Andrew “Bunnie” Huang on Supply Chain Security. BlueHat IL 2019(youtube.com)
3 points by jayliew 8y ago|0 comments
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Minimum Enjoyable Action(nirandfar.com)
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“Customer centric” is not a strategy. Nobody sets out to “ignore customers” [pdf](longview.com)
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by jayliew 8y ago
TruePill (YC S17) | Software Engineer (Full-Stack Web / Front-End / Back-End ) | Full-Time | ONSITE | SF Bay Area Hi! I'm one of the engineers on the team :) TruePill is an API like Stripe, but for pharmacy. https:/&#x2
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A Bear of a Problem: Russian Special Forces Perfecting Their Cyber Capabilities(ausa.org)
2 points by jayliew 8y ago|0 comments
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Strategies for Answering Your Customers’ Toughest Questions(hbr.org)
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Is Blockchain Really Over?(nfx.com)
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Why There Will Never Be Another RedHat: The Economics of Open Source (2014)(techcrunch.com)
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by jayliew 8y ago
- The lower-level the category the more customers want support on it. - The more you can commoditize the layers below you, the more the market likes it. Red Hat does this for servers. - The lower-level the category the more the market actua
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by jayliew 8y ago
A fast-growing YC company! (S17) | Software Engineer (Full-Stack Web / Front-End / Back-End ) | Full-Time | ONSITE | SF Bay Area Hi! I'm one of the engineers on the team :) If you're interested in: - Being an active part
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by jayliew 8y ago
Ideological and rational are not in opposition all the time, but they're not congruent all the time either. I don't fully agree that all non-foss are bad, or that all foss are good. You can find exceptions to the rule either way.
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by jayliew 8y ago
This. I think when you have one lens through which you view the world, as opposed to having multiple lenses to pick from, which you swap out to apply the most beneficial lens from which to view the problem .. then this is no different than
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by jayliew 8y ago
The world seems like a very binary and black-and-white place for RMS. Everything non-free + proprietary == bad, whereas the opposite == good. Is reality really so neatly categorized into binary outcomes with no shades of gray, though?
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Facebook Is Full of Emotional-Support Groups(theatlantic.com)
3 points by jayliew 8y ago|1 comments
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The New Atlanta Billionaires Behind an Unlikely Tech Unicorn(forbes.com)
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by jayliew 8y ago
I don't have any experience with passing the SEC's muster for going public, but if this was a scam, attracting the SEC's scrutiny would not be in their interest, because it may trigger the interest of other agencies (FBI&#x2F
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by jayliew 8y ago
Can you expand on the actual mechanism of how going public in the US helps one funnel money out of China? The way I understand it, going public gives you liquidity, but I don't fully understand how this is a method of getting money out
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Social Capital Founder Gives His Account of Turmoil at Firm – The Information(theinformation.com)
2 points by jayliew 8y ago|0 comments
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Eventbrite: Silicon Valley Company IPO'ing with an Engineering Team in Argentina(marketwatch.com)
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Ask HN: Best Developer Workaround Macbook Pro's Touch Bar (and new keyboard)?
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Future Founders, Here’s How to Spot and Build in Nonobvious Markets(firstround.com)
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by jayliew 8y ago
A fast-growing YC company! (S17) | Full-Stack Web or Front-End Software Engineer | Full-Time | ONSITE | SF Bay Area ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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by jayliew 8y ago
One way to think of the difference is: whereas one focuses on helping you feel better through mere conversation[1], the other focuses on achieving the same goal but through the use of chemicals. They are not mutually exclusive, and everyone
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by jayliew 8y ago
Only a psychiatrist (an actual medical doctor) can prescribe medication. A therapist is usually what people refer to as a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT), who does "talk therapy". They are typically NOT MDs, so they
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by jayliew 8y ago
I read the same author's other book ("Do The Work") and I did find it interesting. I'll look into this one.
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by jayliew 8y ago
Interesting. What I like about this is that if you're subconsciously procrastinating by avoiding doing the thing you need to do (by say, justifying something else less dreadful to do), this is immediate feedback that will snap you back

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