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Stop Saying “Hardware Is Hard”
(blog.bolt.io)
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mi3law
10y ago
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Sensor modules prove IoT darlings, rounding up billions
(readwrite.com)
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mi3law
10y ago
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When TV Ads Go Subliminal with a Vengeance, We’ll Be to Blame
(nytimes.com)
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10y ago
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mi3law
11y ago
Thank you for mentioning this. I'm very disappointed that many in the HN crowd seem ignorant of these very relevant events (from the comments).
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Ask HN: What are some things you wish you had learned earlier in your careers?
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mi3law
11y ago
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mi3law
11y ago
Hey, I'm interested and have relevant tech and non-tech background in the space. My email is in my profile; couldn't find yours.
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Ask HN: Former founders, how do you evaluate culture while job searching?
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mi3law
11y ago
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mi3law
11y ago
Great comment. Can you point to any more info about Caltech's honor system? I haven't heard of it before and you piqued my curiosity. (Couldn't find much on Google.)
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mi3law
12y ago
Do you have analytics on if anyone checked your demo? Not a lot of people would have the analytics in place, but it would be interesting to further correlate results with YC demo testing patterns to get a more complete picture of the admiss
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mi3law
12y ago
Thanks for the response! I really appreciate it. Very interesting thoughts. Makes perfect sense-- if a startup's blog doesn't show the startup's growth, it would be like a baby who doesn't age-- boring. Thank you!
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Ask HN: What goes into a great startup blog? What do you like to read?
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12y ago
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mi3law
12y ago
Abstract of the policy paper the article heavily references: This paper examines policy, legal, ethical, and strategy implications for national security of the accelerating science, technology, and engineering (ST&E) revolutions underwa
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How the Pentagon’s Skynet Would Automate War
(motherboard.vice.com)
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12y ago
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mi3law
12y ago
My reaction: I thought I had just gotten into YC!
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Self-driving car advocates tangle with messy morality
(cnet.com)
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12y ago
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mi3law
12y ago
Science these days is mostly done in institutions of higher learning, where 1) it is a pretty rigid process with slightly counter productive incentives (publish papers! Any papers!), and 2) it is available only to a select few who've m
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mi3law
12y ago
Thank you so much for your response! This is really helpful-- the way we're building our system gives ours customers their own instance (so update at your convenience). So this feedback makes us feel good! And sorry to hear about you
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mi3law
12y ago
Please do! Why Firebase specifically? And (more importantly to me) do you anticipate moving off later? (If you'd prefer to move this off HN, can I email or call you? That way I'll also get to send you a thank-you package!)
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Ask HN: Any startups here that moved off of BaaS (ex. Parse, Kinvey, Kii)? Why?
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mi3law
12y ago
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mi3law
14y ago
Presseract, unlike other newsreaders, isn't just for personal consumption-- it's outward and inward. So if a public figure like Paul Graham were to make a profile there, they'd want to show the world the content they care about--both what t
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Read what Paul Graham's newspaper probably looks like
(presseract.com)
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14y ago
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mi3law
14y ago
I would change this "MailTheHouse.com will find your representative, print and then mail your letter for you so contacting your rep is as easy as sending an e-mail" into series of 2-3 bullet points. Emphasize the "finds your representative