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by jv22222 8y ago
I love YAML, thanks for creating it, it's saved me a lot of time over the years.
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by jv22222 8y ago
> We wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 characters. - Peter Thiel Damn you Twitter, damn you to hell, for hiring all those flying car specialists.
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by jv22222 8y ago
Yes, I don't think it's one size fits all by any means. It sounds like any company you work for needs to have real world team interaction as part of the day to day. Nothing wrong with that!
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by jv22222 8y ago
> missing real human contacts For me, personally, working from home has amplified the good parts of working with people and human contact and removed the bad parts. When we do meet in person (4-5 times a year) we have a blast. When we co
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by jv22222 8y ago
We got a ford focus electric it looks nicer than the frog face leaf and is zippy to. Almost like new was $16k and it works great as a local second car. But the range is really low, you can’t go more than 25-30 miles away from home. Still, w
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by jv22222 8y ago
When I was front man of a slightly successful band I felt the absolute worst and lonlyest after a gig. It was such a low feeling I’ll never forget it and one of the things I miss least about it. I think it came from 2 hours of trying to ent
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by jv22222 8y ago
Thank you for saying this, another thing that is ridiculously difficult is to delete specific user from all your backups. This is made even worse if you have multi region backups and cold back ups. Even a one-year-old start up could have l
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by jv22222 8y ago
Wow that article is scary. Even worse would be "remove all my data from all your backups".
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by jv22222 8y ago
Let's say you're a small bootstrapped Indi Hacker style SaaS. You have a few hundred customers and maybe 10 of those are in Europe. Would that company need to worry about complying? How much should they worry?
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by jv22222 8y ago
Let's say you're a small bootstrapped Indi Hacker style SaaS. You have a few hundred customers and maybe 10 of those are in Europe. Would that company need to worry about complying? How much should they worry?
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by jv22222 8y ago
Well, that's not a great example because people drive the speed that everyone else drives at, so the "rules" are implied because we're all doing it. All this other stuff is about people looking for specific optimizations
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by jv22222 8y ago
The issue with all of this is most people are rule abiding citizens, that's why it's so easy to game the system and get away with it. (Thinking about businesses & politicians)
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Coinbase releases professional trading platform for institutional clients(prime.coinbase.com)
154 points by jv22222 8y ago|92 comments
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by jv22222 8y ago
From the OP: > The new generation of DEXs, such as 0x, Kyber Network and Saturn Protocol, enable 1-click wallet to wallet trading and that makes the holy grail of arbitrage, the atomic arbitrage possible. What does it mean? > An atomi
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Atomic Arbitrage Between Decentralized Exchanges(rados.io)
1 points by jv22222 8y ago|1 comments
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by jv22222 8y ago
Re the lie. Maybe he means something like this? https://blog.nugget.one/upstart/entreporn-the-fallacy-that-w...
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by jv22222 8y ago
> A stunning failure of imagination. I think the OP meant that $130B could be given to a lot of good causes in small chunks rather than all 130B to one small org.
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by jv22222 9y ago
I think there has been some great feedback here but one really valuable bit of advice has not been mentioned (that I can see). "Do something you love" All the people I know who are doing something they love have a much better qual
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by jv22222 9y ago
> can be less than 50%. I'm not normally a pedant... but... it can be also more than 99% and it can also be less than 1%... So I'm not really sure what that brings to the discussion! :)
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by jv22222 9y ago
I’ll just say this. There are a lot more stories of equity not working out than there are of equity making folks rich... so be sure to do deep research about this subject and also on the co. you are getting involved with.
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Move Over, Double Helix: A New Form of DNA Has Just Been Discovered(inverse.com)
1 points by jv22222 9y ago|0 comments
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by jv22222 9y ago
Long live the Singularity! (For which these types of exponentials bode well...)
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by jv22222 9y ago
This is the kind of submission that usually never gets anywhere on HN but it's very good. Actually, there is a lot of great stuff that gets submitted that never gets anywhere. It would be cool if somehow there was a manually edited &qu
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Russian Court Bans Telegram App After 18-Minute Hearing(nytimes.com)
1 points by jv22222 9y ago|0 comments
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by jv22222 9y ago
Cloning another sucessfull business is extremely sound advice. One only has to look at Capterra to so how often it is done. Sure, some of the clones don't work out but a lot do. Also, there's no reason why you can't start as
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by jv22222 9y ago
I've been trying to put this effect into words for years... You've nailed it with "wrong paddings, margins & font size". Nicely done!
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by jv22222 9y ago
"The experiment is particularly significant because it took place in human cells."
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Alzheimer's gene neutralised in human brain cells for the first time(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by jv22222 9y ago|1 comments
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by jv22222 9y ago
Still... I get so many other people's email because of this dot's don't matter feature it's very frustrating! For example I'm regularly cc'd on a list of a South African film production company. I often get inv
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by jv22222 9y ago
I recently turned 49. I honestly don't feel any less ambition than I ever have. Every day I wake up and feel like I'm just getting started on most things. I'm enjoying coding as much as I always have. I want to build a succes

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