jv22222

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by jv22222 7y ago
Well, there would be a lot more bicycles and they could go a lot more places a lot faster, no? I.E. They would enable a much faster rate of genetic mutation.
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by jv22222 7y ago
I heard somewhere that the greatest innovation (the most impactful at the particular stage of our evolution) was the bicycle, because, it enabled human cross breeding over much larger distances at a much faster rate than possible before.
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by jv22222 7y ago
It doesn't really seem like a clone. It looks like it is expanding on the core idea but adding deeper project management states. At least, I can't find out how to have the orange green etc. in Workflowey.
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by jv22222 7y ago
<irony>Steve Jobs stole (quoted) that quote from Picasso</irony> https://quoteinvestigator.com/2013/03/06/artists-steal/
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by jv22222 7y ago
There’s always a risk to give advice via blog posts and such, and also to decide which advice to listen to. I’ve been on both ends of the stick and can honestly say it sucks to give advice that didn’t work out for someone, or receive it.
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by jv22222 7y ago
Imma say, a lot of these ones: https://www.indiehackers.com/products
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by jv22222 7y ago
Assuming you are a techie: Find a few you like and hire each to work with you on a small task. Perhaps a screen share session. Working with someone for a few hours will give you a lot of insight into who they are and what they can do.
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by jv22222 7y ago
> a la Quark Style sheets Quark Express, those we the days! That was the first software that made me realize how powerful computers could be and how they would change the world. Macromedia Director was the second.
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by jv22222 7y ago
This is one of the best and most accurate things I have ever seen written about having kids - it truly is a paradigm shift for your life - in a good way. My kid (5yo boy) is very outgoing and talks to just about anyone he meets, about anyth
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by jv22222 7y ago
It’s a good experiment but from a productivity point of view, I don’t get how it’s better than a regular desktop (especially considering you have to wear those big goggles!). But maybe that wasn’t the point. Anyway, nice to see it in action
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by jv22222 7y ago
> This isn’t anything new Yep. I first heard about “reputation” firms doing this in 2009.
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by jv22222 7y ago
I've found it useful to see what country someone is in and know if you should be taking GDPR measures for the user.
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by jv22222 7y ago
> "minimum lovable product" I love that quote, and idea. Going to use it moving forward.
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by jv22222 7y ago
> Wow, this is literally the exact reason I loathe remote working! I've been remote working for years and I now find that my most productive times are "in-the-zone bursts" of work. What used to take a whole day I can now g
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by jv22222 7y ago
I can imagine that some people might pay to have an ignition breathalyzer added to their car! If it actually worked, it could be like an insurance against their own worst proclivities...
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by jv22222 7y ago
I've been working on a slightly related idea - https://speakhq.co - I did submit as a Show HN, but didn't get too much traction.
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by jv22222 7y ago
Just thinking out loud: I wonder if people are underestimating how much the design was driven by the fact it was fun to make something that looked like it was from Blade Runner. Maybe the whole thing started out as “Let’s make something shi
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Study: Our universe may be part of a giant quantum computer(thenextweb.com)
6 points by jv22222 7y ago|0 comments
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by jv22222 7y ago
I’m not sure it is true.
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by jv22222 7y ago
I’m now curios, can a human design a game that a computer can not beat a human at.
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by jv22222 7y ago
If you were putting together a mood board for the Cybertruck. These cars might have been on it... 1970 Lancia Bertone Stratos http://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-nZhhAcyh9Qg/VQxxoTBLCeI/AA... 1979 Insomnia, Dome Zer
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by jv22222 7y ago
Now, if only Atlassian could solve "CLOUD-7184: More Easily Change Atlassian/JIRA Cloud URL Domain" https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CLOUD-7184 With 740 companies asking for it ;) Submitted in 2014.
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by jv22222 7y ago
Mootchi, 'cos, cute.
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How Starlink Can Solve the Astronomy Issues With Their Satellites(forbes.com)
1 points by jv22222 7y ago|0 comments
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by jv22222 7y ago
Looks like this can be done: https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2019/11/20/this... > Even more cost-effectively, simply coating the satellites with a very dark, low-albedo outer layer w
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by jv22222 7y ago
> I don't see where AI comes in at all. I get frustrated by the wide use of the term AI. What is AI other than, well, programming? Even when I've spoken to devs who have have made game AI's or conversational AI's it s
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by jv22222 7y ago
Same here, it drives me nuts. I just have to get away from it or drown it out with headphones asap.
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DNA is only one among millions of possible genetic molecules(phys.org)
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by jv22222 7y ago
Is there any reason they could not be painted with the new very black paints? Or does some of their surface need to be reflective for some reason?
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Why Astronomers Worry About the Brightness of SpaceX's Starlink Satellites(space.com)
3 points by jv22222 7y ago|2 comments

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