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by jv22222 6y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41398-019-0604-5 Those studies reported higher coffee drinkers had 31–65% decrease in the risk of AD dementia, which is quite comparable to about 65% decrease of Aβ positivity rate in h
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by jv22222 6y ago
Love this amusing example of how context is everything!
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This is your parents on a Podcast(heyartifact.com)
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The Universe Might Be One Big Neural Network, Study Finds(popularmechanics.com)
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by jv22222 6y ago
https://www.indiehackers.com/start
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The back story of Mario and Luigi(quora.com)
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by jv22222 6y ago
Anecdotal, but I’ve always known there to be two types of coders. Those who do it for the money, and those who do it to solve problems and make things. My observation is the ones who do it for money get burnt out and want to get out, the ot
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by jv22222 6y ago
I think the OP is saying it's a spammer running experiments to see what works, with the intention of maybe one day doing something. I'm not sure that is a correct assessment, just (hopefully) clarifying the OP's intent.
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Obesity: Appetite drug could mark 'new era' in tackling condition(bbc.com)
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by jv22222 6y ago
It is the essential flaw of the VC growth model based on advertising. Not just for communities like reddit but for all companies. They take on more investors and more control goes to people who really don't care too much about it. I th
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by jv22222 6y ago
If you are looking to follow a similar path to @mtlynch my bootcamp might also be helpful. https://nugget.one/bootcamp (FYI @mtlynch was an early reviewer to help me make it better)
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by jv22222 6y ago
If this is true it is a game changer. I have diabetes type II. A Dexcom CGM system costs $300+ a month.
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Apple Watch 7 might include blood sugar monitoring(macrumors.com)
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by jv22222 6y ago
If you add a very faint guideline in the middle (vertical/horizontal) maybe dashed then it might be easier to purposefully make use of the mirroring. Just a thought. https://www.dropbox.com/s/1rkux1gl903wwoo/S
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by jv22222 6y ago
Thanks! This article helped me wrap my head around what you just said: https://journals.openedition.org/revdh/2680 > Hence free speech initially drove whistleblowing protection, and whilst it has been irrelevant for
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by jv22222 6y ago
> it’s a common retort meant to shutdown discussion on censorship For your reference, I did not say it to shut down the discussion. I purposefully said it to open up the discussion in order to hear viewpoints like this. It's somethi
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by jv22222 6y ago
My clarification was just to try to bring clarity to the discussion because a lot of times (as seen in the thread) there is some confusion. I’m curious how what you just said translates into real world application? Not trying to argue I am
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by jv22222 6y ago
For clarification: The 1st amendment ensures that the government may not stop you from saying what you want. This is a separate issue from private companies removing/banning you. Each company has their own right and freedom to be as
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by jv22222 6y ago
I “think” that’s a false equivalency because democracy is the government and private companies are something different.
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Treasure Hunter Notches 5th Year in Prison for Refusing to Forfeit His Loot(nytimes.com)
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by jv22222 6y ago
Whey can't they just have an agreed upon stop point? Like, keep parsing the incoming information until you see a period (for example). (I know it's not using actual characters, just using the idea to illustrate the point).
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by jv22222 6y ago
> You don't want to start a startup to do something that everyone agrees is a good idea, or there will already be other companies doing it. Great advice for unicorn hunters, for indie hackers, not so much.
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by jv22222 6y ago
My kid is 6 and has been playing Roblox for over a year. I thought I’d have a go at making a roblox game (my first game) and it’s been a blast! Here’s the game fyi: https://www.roblox.com/games/5893893844/Slider-al
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by jv22222 6y ago
The main reason why it isn't immeasurably harder for an indie founder is they can target market segments that are just not interesting to market leaders who already have a tight/clear idea of who their target customer is. Addition
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by jv22222 6y ago
That probably means that you need to rethink the top of the funnel. If your main marketing efforts have been to scrappy student startups etc then price will be a big deal for them, but if you can shift to marketing to small business that d
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by jv22222 6y ago
I discuss this pretty deeply in my indie founder bootcamp but the main point is, if your revenue goals are something like $20k/month (and not to build a unicorn) then one of the lowest risk decisions is to try to get a very tiny percen
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by jv22222 6y ago
Perfect example of why Musk’s no silo rule helps his companies so much.
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by jv22222 6y ago
Thanks for the shout out! We don't do very many shows any more, so these days I recommend for folks to go to this link: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/frnqzndys9j3vc1/P7jHgH0BQK It's the full TechZing catalo
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Nanoparticles eat cardiovascular plaques from the inside out(scienceboard.net)
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Watch Two 30 Minute Long Tesla Early Beta FSD Drives(insideevs.com)
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