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by jsemrau 5y ago
Well, I wouldn't consider working for ad-based businesses and don't rely on advertising in business models for my startups.
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by jsemrau 5y ago
Doesn't it also give you an overview of someone's life-choices?
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by jsemrau 6y ago
In my understanding its a free worldwide immediate news distribution service. Was never planned for a reasonable discourse? I am a bit disappointed that BitClout started with that paradigm.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
That is a fundamental shift where in theory companies like record labels and publishing houses are not necessary anymore. I think for established journalists it should be easy to bring "their" audience to a new platform. In gener
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by jsemrau 6y ago
Not sure why this is getting downvoted. The main success factor for Clubhouse is the social graph. It is entirely possible to have access to people like Paris Hilton, Anthony Scaramucci, or MC Hammer among other notable people.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
I think it depends how this information will be distributed. If it will be syndicated, then you will know the limit already.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
Trying to wrap my head around what you are trying to say. Let's use some example. If you would know that Tesla's delivery numbers were a disaster (they weren't). Knowing that before everybody else would give you a chance to s
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by jsemrau 6y ago
The problem with frog DNA is the possibility in change of the heterogametic sex making it difficult to control the population. Quoting here research by M. Ogata [1], I am not an expert in the field. [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.g
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by jsemrau 6y ago
Reminds me of my talk in 2013 at The Guardian's Activate here in Singapore. Many cities around the world especially in Europe and Asia do not require cars for most of one's daily routine. The American model where living, working,
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by jsemrau 6y ago
Personally think the article is quite shallow. But I think the only regret one should have is having never tried.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
Nothing says decentralizing finance like artificially restricting the existence of digital object. Of course, this statement is a bit smug, but while I caved in to the FOMO and bought some Ada could before the Mary Hard Fork, I have yet a r
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by jsemrau 6y ago
Marc Andreesen ?
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by jsemrau 6y ago
Well, I am probably not getting the argument that you are trying to make. When you need to surface content without any idea what the person might like then using aggregates of popular content for a given culture is a good low risk default
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by jsemrau 6y ago
That reads like a line out of Microserfs 2 if there ever would be one. Really loved the book and there should be a new version of it.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
>Invest 20% into Seems rather difficult with family.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
When the first PC with Basic launched in the 80s many people wanted to develop for it. When the iPhone Appstore launched, many people started to build apps in the ecosystem. While it might be it bit too early to compare RL to those advances
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by jsemrau 6y ago
That's one of these moments in life where you see tech and you know it will change the world, but don't see the problem yet.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
>That depends entirely on your living situation. If you live on your own, a VR headset becomes just the opposite - you go from being isolated to being in a room full of people. That is a really depressing and dystopian future that I am n
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by jsemrau 6y ago
What is this bright thing in the sky?
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by jsemrau 6y ago
That's probably the moment where I should be pissed off how great drop!in was in its day and if VC's in South East Asia would be less risk adverse it might have likely been a much more successful business than it was.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
That's an interesting point literally merging offline and online education.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
I never got the hand of cloud formation. I suppose it is nice from a visual (drag and drop) point of view, but I couldn't use it in production and moved on to manage my architecture with terraform.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
I worked for a company that does bring-your-own-device and I am worried about how to verify that employees have deleted company goods (customer data, access keys, etc) once they have left the company.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
Reminds me of Adam Neumann of weWork. I still think the business model has a lot of merit, especially in post-covid times. Yet, CEO's with self-dealings are always a red flag.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
Valid point. Yet, the 50s and 60s had, from the viewpoint of now, a more exploratory and positive outlook on the future that is worth living and investing in. Currently, all future scenarios are dystopian nightmares. In my opinion, that nee
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by jsemrau 6y ago
That comes at an amazing timing. In my opinion, this time period was a golden age of science fiction. And I agree with Peter Thiel that we are currently mostly viewing the future as too negative.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
Nice, I got a 26 for my test page as well. It's on the same level as google.com.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
Reminds me of William Gibsons Iduro's Colin Laney. Likely we will see more of these newly type of jobs going forward.
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by jsemrau 6y ago
>If you could drop your tax rate by 50%, but had to pay back $80-100k for college, would you take it? Well you answered the question already yourself. In the end, I want to live in clean cities with safe sidewalks, and a responsible and

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