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by jv22222 7y ago
<IMHO> In the vast majority of cases, there is no first mover advantage. Most ideas are not new. There will be some kind of competition already out there. In the rare case a project is wildly successful, being known as an innovator co
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by jv22222 7y ago
Some useful reading/viewing on this subject: Ideas are just multipliers: https://sivers.org/multiply Idea vs Execution: https://www.quora.com/What-do-you-think-is-more-important-th... Timing is an impo
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by jv22222 7y ago
A Crazed Academic Weaponized Title IX Against a Rival Professor Whose Job He Wanted (Title of the reason.com post linked above)
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by jv22222 7y ago
I've been thinking that in this new reality Amazon warehouse workers and delivery folks are doing something pretty amazing by helping the rest of us. IMOH Jeff Bezos should really consider this and put something amazing together for th
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by jv22222 7y ago
That’s cool
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Scientists have discovered the origins of the building blocks of life(phys.org)
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by jv22222 7y ago
Let's talk that through a bit more. I wonder if it could be used to create one-off cryptographic notes - that, when used (scanned), are somehow deleted and can never be used again. Can't think of a way off the top of my head, but
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by jv22222 7y ago
People are focusing on the "he saw it coming" aspect of the title. I would encourage folks to read the article with an open mind as the "he saw it coming" is not really the point of most of what is said here. This is is
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by jv22222 7y ago
Thanks for this, it was really helpful, when looking at it this way it's clear to see how inspiring this story is!
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by jv22222 7y ago
Might be of interest: “Expert consensus on chloroquine phosphate for the treatment of novel coronavirus pneumonia” https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/32075365/
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by jv22222 7y ago
That is awesome work and an awesome article. If that was a commercially available product for sale I would buy it, because, fun!
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by jv22222 7y ago
Yayy for dishwashers AND dishwasher Tetris is a totally fun game!
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by jv22222 7y ago
Hiya, I've written some stuff about this. Hope it's helpful. Don’t Form a Company https://blog.nugget.one/upstart/dont-form-a-company/ Debunking Some Conventional Startup Wisdom https://blog.n
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by jv22222 7y ago
This explorable for spaced repetition learning is awesome: https://ncase.me/remember/ I can already see explorables is one of the very rare content sites that I will bookmark and go back to.
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by jv22222 7y ago
Just clarifying. If I refund a $2,000 charge it costs me the seller approx. $58?
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Tesla's Hardware 3 computer frightens legacy auto after Model 3 teardown(teslarati.com)
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The download option wouldn’t work in a zombie apocalypse because if you don’t connect to the Internet for a few weeks the song stops working on Spotify. I know this because I’ve tried it. In other words with no active Spotify service even d
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by jv22222 7y ago
My main issue with Spotify is there is no zombie apocalypse backup. What I mean is, if the zombie apocalypse happened, and you were lucky enough to have solar power to keep your devices going, it wouldn't matter because you would loose
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by jv22222 7y ago
I think the first thing I ever coded was a simple game in Hypercard. It was a racetrack and you moved your mouse around the track. While your mouse was hovering over the track it was an icon of a race car. I used 4 different icons so that t
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The first fast radio burst that beats at a steady rhythm(vice.com)
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by jv22222 7y ago
I was wondering if it was written by patio11. It’s just like his writing style.
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A Cure for Cancer Might Be Coming, Could Turn Healthcare Investing Upside Down(fool.com)
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I was very glad to see this change it’s always bothered me that mailgun, an awesome company, was leaving this much money on the table. Even if they had lowered I’d to 2000 all that time it would be very generous. Disclaimer: I might feel th
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Immune discovery 'may treat all cancer'(bbc.com)
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by jv22222 7y ago
Here's a fascinating video that explains Acoustic Levitation and shows it in action with various materials: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odJxJRAxdFU
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by jv22222 7y ago
Someone should make a "List of repeating ideas that come up on Hacker News with every new HN Generation" post. It would also be interesting to know how often a "New HN Generation" came in to being.
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by jv22222 7y ago
Reading this article makes me very glad that I've been donating to SENS for some time now. They are doing awesome work: https://www.sens.org/get-involved/donate/
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by jv22222 7y ago
From the OP > AGEs can also be encountered in foods, particularly foods that have been exposed to high temperatures, such as in grilling or frying. I wonder if non plant based diets promote more grilling and frying hence the bad wrap.
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by jv22222 7y ago
My brain isn't working right now... Can you tell me why something like google authenticator could not be executed as a website? Does it have to be an app? Just wondering if there could be an easier non installed version that was always
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by jv22222 7y ago
Well, clearly, wherever I heard that from was a terrible source of information! I stand corrected!

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