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by jv22222 7y ago
I met my wife on the internet, on a chat site I created back in 1995, we have a beautiful son, I’ve made countless friends through the internet, had a fantastic 25+ year career. I guess I’m saying that the internet has been awesome for this
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Quantum Computing’s ”Hello World” Moment(techcrunch.com)
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Lab Rats Prefer Driving Electric Cars vs. Riding in Autonomous Vehicles(cleantechnica.com)
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by jv22222 7y ago
Check out this guy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx-aak2zK_Y
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by jv22222 7y ago
This looks and sounds like the retro back story side sequences in Lost (with the Japanese professor)! Anyway, awesome work, and amazing to see how long we've been thinking about this stuff IRL
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by jv22222 7y ago
At the risk of sounding pretentious, I gameify all those chores and try to do them more perfectly each time I do them. I find this especially effective filling up the dishwasher more perfectly optimizing the layout each time. I guess I appr
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by jv22222 7y ago
Regarding the lazy (and depressed) part. Try getting an Oculus Quest and playing BoxVR for 20 mins every day. I've just started doing that and within a week I have started to feel a lot more energy. It's a workout without realizin
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by jv22222 7y ago
> The biggest problem is communication. No one fucking communicates. Elon Musk says something interesting about this here: "Product errors reflect organizational errors." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIQ36Kt7
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by jv22222 7y ago
@swsieber @matthuggins @x86mitch (and any one else) If you sign up to https://nugget.one/ideas (free account) you'll be able to get instant access to this nugget: Nugget #72: Tool to design custom nutrition plans http
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by jv22222 7y ago
Some brand ideas I had. Either if you (x86mitch / matthuggins) are welcome to them if of interest: Nutrition Works https://www.dropbox.com/s/iyvai1jbredx6n9/Screenshot%202019-... Nutrition Engine https:&#x2F
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by jv22222 7y ago
Nice work. Since you've got this far I'll tell you about an idea I've had in the back of my mind for years: 1) Slurp in as many recipes as possible from the internet. 2) Create a way to build a Food Framework by having a whit
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by jv22222 7y ago
Thanks! The best link is: https://nugget.one/ideas We have 4,000+ useful ideas manually sourced from people with problems to solve.
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by jv22222 7y ago
With regard to OS, they held a 90%+ market share in the 90's. Today they retain a 70%+ market share of desktops and laptops. And with Surface they are a top 5 hardware manufacturer as well. It's impressive.
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by jv22222 7y ago
Hey I remember you! Great to hear from you again. Awesome that you are into Laravel. Feel free to ping me on jv at vip dot ie let's chat and catch up :)
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by jv22222 7y ago
The part that I find the loneliest is making all the core technical and business decisions by myself. I really miss being able to bounce ideas of a partner. Sure, you can do it with friends etc. But at some point you just become menace aski
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by jv22222 7y ago
I've been coding for 30 years and I've always considered programming just a means to an end. It's the tool you use to create that vision you have. I was so happy to see that Rasmus feels exactly the same way. In the video he
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by jv22222 7y ago
Just came here to say the same thing. "randomize" should be off by default.
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Show HN: Speak – Record Screencast Type Presentations on Your Site in JavaScript(speakhq.co)
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by jv22222 7y ago
One might argue that some SaaS product teams hold back adding new features almost to a fault. Basecamp and Sifter come to mind. Edit: I know more about Sifter than Basecamp. I login to Basecamp every few years and it seems like not too much
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by jv22222 7y ago
Again, with the demonizing PHP as a staid old language to stick with. So silly, and completely incorrect, as PHP frameworks and the language itself continue to innovate and keep Up and in some cases are cutting edge.
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by jv22222 7y ago
This might help answer that: - https://www.quora.com/Why-did-Elon-Musk-quit-OpenAI-Is-he-af... - https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-02-17/elon-musk...
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by jv22222 7y ago
> Netflix was worth it because it made accessing so much content easier than piracy Amazon can solve that problem. They makes it easy to bring all those disparate channels into a single UI. For example, we have HBO, Boomerang, CBS all in
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by jv22222 7y ago
I've noticed that when I use Privacy.com on a some SaaS sites, the site already declines the signup saying something like "we don't accept temporary cards". I can't remember which right now, but I know I've se
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by jv22222 7y ago
+1 On how not to die, the research is very well done.
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by jv22222 7y ago
Ah yes, I'm glad it's not just me. Thanks for posting, very helpful.
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by jv22222 7y ago
I followed your links and ended up in this rather excellent essay: https://medium.com/the-spike/your-cortex-contains-17-billion... One of the final points the author makes is that the brain might be a neural network ma
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by jv22222 7y ago
That is a very provocative article. Actually, I don't quite understand the a-ha moment of the article. Where he says... "From this simple exercise, we can begin to build the framework of a metaphor-free theory of intelligent human
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Coding Session Playlist (5+ Hours of EDM to Code to)(open.spotify.com)
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Tesla Cars Will Become a Lot More Expensive When Full Autonomy Is Reached(electrek.co)
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A Brief History of Rockets – From 400BC to 1958(grc.nasa.gov)
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