jv22222

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   Fan death(en.wikipedia.org)

   52 points by jv22222 8y ago|48 comments
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   by jv22222 8y ago

   IMHO Everyone should write at least one framework of some kind. Bonus if it's open source. It's a huge learning experience. Gives you a deeper understanding of how other other frameworks work. Helps you understand user and custome
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   5 Years of Incorrect Claims and Forecasts About Tesla(cleantechnica.com)

   9 points by jv22222 8y ago|1 comments
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   by jv22222 8y ago

   My wife who is a therapist says this issue relates to the executive function part of our brain. Also, there seems to be increased cases of ADHD in kids. She has told me that many times ADHD medication can increase executive functioning. It
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   by jv22222 8y ago

   If Magic Leap works out it would be an example. Of course, we'll need to wait a few years to find out!
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   by jv22222 8y ago

   This can also help with that (in part) - https://littlebirdie.io - if you plug your own username in there.
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   Tesla Model 3 is the top selling American car in the USA(cleantechnica.com)

   35 points by jv22222 8y ago|13 comments
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   by jv22222 8y ago

   When I built my SaaS app Pluggio (a social media dashboard), I'll never forget a conversation I had with a customer, who gleefully explained how much they loved the product! Apparently, before Pluggio they had someone working full time
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   by jv22222 8y ago

   The "Centralized to Decentralized Recursion" is a bit like Moore's Law. It works for all aspects the digital ecosystem. Clients, Data, Bandwidth, Storage, etc. Centralized -> decentralized -> centralized -> decentral
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    I agree! How about this: Start with a price that is the lowest price in the cohort/market band that you are interested in and then work your way to the top as you get settled in. I'm a big fan of the inner game, IMHO folks should
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    I agree with everything you say BUT when first starting out I see no harm in starting with lower prices. You need to build up confidence in yourself and your product at the very beginning. Then, after you're all tested and things are w
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    I'm curious, if you are a long, did you upvote this HN submission? It would be interesting to see how sentiment like that shaped the ebb and flow of Hacker News.
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    > Probiotic bacteria readily colonised the gut of everyone in the second group after antibiotics had cleared the way. However, the researchers were surprised to find that this prevented the return of the person’s normal microbiome for up
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    Probiotics are mostly useless and can actually hurt you(newscientist.com)

    35 points by jv22222 8y ago|29 comments
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    Don’t Quit Your Day Job, Yet. Going from Side Project to All-In on Your Idea(medium.com)

    3 points by jv22222 8y ago|0 comments
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    Even if your uptime is 99.99% people sure do feel it when you go down when you're as mission critical as Slack. https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/204113126-Service-L...
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    1) Go to: https://copyhackers.com/ 2) Hover over "New here" 3) Click copywriting ebooks.
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    1) Well done for shipping! That is a huge achievement! 2) (For future projects) IMHO It's not advisable to work for "years" on a project without showing it to end users. It's basically a big guess. For best results make
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    The goal was to make the boring machine as fast as Gary the snail. Maybe they did that. Also, the machine builds the tunnel reinforces as it goes. https://www.quora.com/Why-does-Elon-Musk-think-he-can-bore-5...
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    Please write a blog post about it! That would be a great read :)
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    I'm always reminded of Richard Branson's answer to "What one thing can I do to be more sucessfull?" "Work out." Richard Branson's Secret to Being More Productive, in Just 2 Words: https://www.in
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    I think we need a platform that is a cross between Spotify and Patreon. Then, artists can aim to bring in subscribers who pay them something like $2-5/month to support them as a patron. You can already do this on patreon but I think a
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    > By necessity, musicians need to look at these tech platforms ... as marketing platforms. Yes, that's exactly the way to look at it. But, even to get noticed on those platforms you'll need to do marketing. So, now there's
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    I hope he pulls this off. It would be excellent if he could get out of the public company weeds, and get more brain bandwidth to focus on executing and solving problems.
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    A Mysterious, Powerful Force Is Flinging Radio Waves at Us from Deep Space(livescience.com)

    1 points by jv22222 8y ago|0 comments
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    FYI: I think there are a fair amount of PHP jobs available. Especially if you learn the Laravel framework. https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/ipresence-php-develop... https://weworkremotely.com/remo
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    Just signed up and had a poke around, created a few cards. I have to agree it looks excellent.
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    I think this was what started him thinking about Flint: http://www.wnem.com/story/38593466/more-than-500-bikes-given... Then folks saw that he was thinking about flint and asked him to help with the water stuff.
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1015657378140704768
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    by jv22222 8y ago

    I the op missed a "than" in the sentence and what they mean is they only listen and do not do those other things. i.e: "now rather <than> input"