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by jv22222 2y ago
Agree, there is no reason they can't keep the data. They likely will, probably just going to be a soft delete anyway. This is most likely driven by the sales team to squeeze a few more conversions.
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by jv22222 2y ago
I was asked by a pro. documentary maker (who I met on the plane flying in to London) to get some B role for a G&R concert he was filming (with his spare video camera). I was given the camera and sent in to the mosh pit to film from that
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by jv22222 2y ago
They engineered a real mandala effect!
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by jv22222 2y ago
It's well executed from a UX and Marketing point of view, but what it needs is some copy dedicated to security of files, privacy of files, why I (and my customers) should trust your system etc.
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React server components are a bad choice for shipping [video](youtube.com)
2 points by jv22222 3y ago|0 comments
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by jv22222 3y ago
> Lessons Learned: Build a Very Fundable Startup > Every founder should learn from this disastrous scenario the importance of building a very healthy, fundable startup. A healthy, vibrant startup draws more investors during fundraisin
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by jv22222 3y ago
I think it would be really interesting to get a tracker for the ones that hit the front page, then fall off, and then surge back in 30-60 mins. I wonder what's going on with those ones.
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by jv22222 3y ago
Exactly. Additionally, a major symptom of Meniere’s is a tinnitus, something the OP had issues with. It's funny that someone would call pseudoscience without doing a lick of research, which is... well, not very scientific ;)
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by jv22222 3y ago
Doodle God works exactly this. Very satisfying, fully polished.
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by jv22222 3y ago
You probably know about all about meniere's. If not, have you tried going off salt?
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by jv22222 3y ago
https://hcsimulator.com/Pantechnicon/original-collection/Tho... Those first years of personal computing inspired so much amazing creativity like this.
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by jv22222 3y ago
Agreed. As a solo dev I am 1.5 years in to building something that represents just one of these apps, and I am still at least 6-12 months away from a v1. I guess it's a choice of going wide or deep.
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by jv22222 3y ago
It reminds me of graffiti tagging!
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by jv22222 3y ago
That's just one of the reasons I always say... https://twitter.com/justinvincent/status/1714866433426067573
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by jv22222 3y ago
> Can anyone describe a compelling use case for "deep cloning" objects in JavaScript Hierarchical data structures, in mindmaps, menu structures, block based notes apps, etc.
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by jv22222 3y ago
To monetize v1 could focus on the single purpose of tracking nutrition. If it somehow could estimate input / output and keep you on task, maybe nudging you to walk. Like a personal trainer on your shoulder all the time.
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by jv22222 3y ago
[Just in case it helps to offer a simple tool, but this is also self promotion I guess] I'm working on a very simple tool to manage projects and tasks. The focus is around simple checkboxes and hierarchical structure. Behind the scene
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by jv22222 3y ago
Check out a documentary called "The Biggest Little Farm" for a US based farm that created true bio-diversity/ecosystem, and used it instead of pesticides to grow food.
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by jv22222 3y ago
I agree. It seems like an obviously tongue in cheek submission rather than any kind of profit focused product. It even has a link to the open sourced version at the bottom.
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by jv22222 3y ago
> Why a Basic Algorithm Garnered Unprecedented Support from Quantum-Net Billionaires > In an absurd twist of events, the quantum-net community is perplexed by the curious case of AI-RH1002 – an unremarkable algorithm sowing division i
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by jv22222 3y ago
This is a good book that helps deal with those issues: https://www.momtestbook.com/
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The economic potential of generative AI(mckinsey.com)
3 points by jv22222 3y ago|0 comments
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The human brain follows typical primate neuron density patterns, not an outlier(pnas.org)
1 points by jv22222 4y ago|7 comments
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Scientists may have discovered why hair turns grey(theguardian.com)
2 points by jv22222 4y ago|0 comments
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Inside A Ping Pong Ball(insideapingpongball.com)
2 points by jv22222 4y ago|0 comments
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20Q – A neural net based handheld game released in 2003(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by jv22222 4y ago|1 comments
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Y Combinator calls on Congress to act on SVB collapse(techcrunch.com)
25 points by jv22222 4y ago|21 comments
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by jv22222 4y ago
FYI I replied about the particulars of the surgery here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35036735 . I post this because I don't think you would get notified otherwise. It was super painful!
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by jv22222 4y ago
FYI I replied about the particulars of the surgery here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35036735 . I post this because I don't think you would get notified otherwise. It was nothing like a colonoscopy!
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by jv22222 4y ago
Oh no, I was fully asleep. I remember nothing of the surgery. The bad experience was after I woke up. The pain was excruciating. They had first tried to zap it with ultrasound but it didn't work. Then they went in and did some kind of

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