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https://fs.blog/2009/12/mental-model-greshams-law/ > The outcome described by Aristophanes is common in competing human groups or organizations: When bad behavior has taken root, and that bad behavior has
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Related: Gresham's law as a mental model - Bad drive out good https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gresham%27s_law
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Nice! Did you build all this (including integrations) as an MVP before launching it? Just curious. Edit: Ah, never-mind I can see from your own backlog that you launched with a smaller MVP. Also nice!
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https://urbit.org/faq/ > Urbit started back in 2002 as Curtis Yarvin’s personal project. Curtis developed the original prototype for Urbit and, separately, wrote a blog on history and politics under the pen name ‘Me
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Conversely, maybe there is an opportunity for building a headless email platform that deals with the heavy lifting and enable any dev to add new front end ideas. Sort of like mailgun but for consumer clients.
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Tesla Achieved the Accuracy of Lidar with Its Advanced Computer Vision Tech
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Ray Tracing in Minecraft
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Finally, existence proof for all those Hollywood movies where the hero macgyvers a vacuum cleaner and a radio into a multi dimensional portal. I mean, it proves you can upvert old stuff anyways ;)
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Midnight Coder – Spotify playlist for jamming out code and getting shit done
(open.spotify.com)
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Aerobic exercise rejuvenates stem cells in old mice (study)
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I posted the exact same article a few days ago, 6 points in the first 30 mins and then dropped out of site. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22828822 Weird.
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Non invasive ventilation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g9e6YLBAvQ
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Oh it's got taste... mmm yummy cockroach insecticide! https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/nation-now/2018/10/05/l...
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No Lungs Required: Injected Oxygen to Keep Patients Alive https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/health/a7833/no-lun...
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I heard of a few different options one of which is injecting/transfusing oxygen directly into the blood somehow. I hope someone knows more about this and can expand.
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With over 80% NYC death rate some doctors moving away from ventilator treatment
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Top Ten Virtual Play Date Ideas
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Evolving a cure for Covid-19 using computationally guided antibody discovery
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> Conspiracy theories linking 5G signals to the coronavirus pandemic continue to spread despite there being no evidence the mobile phone signals pose a health risk. > One falsely suggests 5G suppresses the immune system, the other fal
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Ha, yeah, agree they should do just soda water with no taste! But of course now it's for millennials and the play is on the "ok boomer" concept ;)
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I thought this was interesting from the OP: > To put it simply, we do not know how many lives ventilators could or will save. It seems that at least two-thirds of attempts to stave off death with their use will fail in the short term. Of
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Ventilators aren’t a panacea for a pandemic like coronavirus
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> We're designed to weather this kind of storm because "zero revenue" is the default state. Yeaaaaaah, about that... https://sivers.org/startnow
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<IMHO> It's horses for courses, but for me, threaded IM is a _terrible_ UX. Real time conversations gets hidden as so much is buried in the the real time thread. But for regular forums threads are perfect and make total sense. Si
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Stem Cell Therapy Successful in 7 Covid-19 Cases
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Personally I really like it. It's hard to define though. Somewhat like an on the road travel story with a rag tag team of misfits who join together. I guess a _tiny_ bit like Guardians of the Galaxy rag tag team, on the backdrop of a S
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Stuck at Home? What to Do with Kids During Covid-19
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That's awesome, nicely done! Lot's of fun to play with.
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I often wonder (given the privacy violations and law breaking that goes on) do you some how get a black mark from the powers that be if you participate in these types of petitions.
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Yelp is one of those companies that seems to play low-ball and make bad product decisions (consistently over many years). I guess it's just in their DNA.
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