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Closing Industry Frontiers(thediff.co)
2 points by moonraker 4y ago|0 comments
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by moonraker 4y ago
I just want to add 2 things to kemiller's helpful comment: 1.) Just talking to a therapist who you feel heard and understood by (whatever their method: CBT or any of the others below) will be a massive help - you'll feel less alon
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Fred (Federal Reserve Economic Data) Adds Interplanetary Datasets(fredblog.stlouisfed.org)
2 points by moonraker 5y ago|1 comments
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by moonraker 5y ago
The most shocking thing about this story (imho) is that we're all shocked. It's obvious that Stripe is becoming a huge company in terms of valuation, company size and impact. At a high level, all of us should be pretty excited abo
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Faces of Open Source(facesofopensource.com)
2 points by moonraker 5y ago|0 comments
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by moonraker 5y ago
I think the argument for Cloudflare successfully "disrupting" AWS is wrong. I'd imagine that Cloudflare's master plan isn't to render Big Cloud obsolete (in a Christiansen/MBA case study sense) . They want to b
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The Kabul Airlift in 5 Charts(defenseone.com)
2 points by moonraker 5y ago|0 comments
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HashiCorp built its own online events platform and it’s awesome. Tiny Wins(redmonk.com)
3 points by moonraker 5y ago|0 comments
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Foundations for Near-Term Quantum Natural Language Processing(arxiv.org)
1 points by moonraker 6y ago|0 comments
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by moonraker 6y ago
It's worth noting that MongoDB made the same change to their licensing due to a similar move by AWS 2 years ago... it made them a stronger business though (and enabled them to create even more value for their current/future custom
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by moonraker 6y ago
Typically the standard for trademark cases is whether or not customers will confuse the two competing names/products/brands. It's quite possible that because both companies target developers, architects, etc who're more
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by moonraker 6y ago
For anyone super interested in this topic (and the potential ramifications for Big Tech and society), Tim Hwang (former global public policy lead for artificial intelligence and machine learning at Google) wrote a wonderfully in-depth book
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by moonraker 6y ago
As someone who’s worked with the Marketing Dept. a lot in my prior role, the reason e-commerce sites (and possibly Reddit) do the things you mentioned is because they’re overly focused on new user/customer acquisition vs keeping curren
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It's Going to Get Worse(alexdanco.com)
9 points by moonraker 6y ago|7 comments
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World’s most essential open-source code to be stored in Arctic vault(newscientist.com)
2 points by moonraker 7y ago|0 comments
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by moonraker 7y ago
Cheatsheet source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_factor_productivity#cite... For the adventurous/curious: https://www.bls.gov/dpr/faqs.htm http://www.helsinki.fi/iehc200
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by moonraker 7y ago
Earth's resources are strained, yes. However, taxing billionaires as you propose wouldn't necessarily pay for all the entitlement spending that the elderly require. A solution to both of these problems is increasing total factor p
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by moonraker 7y ago
Ironically (given our current Zeitgeist) by the time we start to feel the effects of the these demographic trends, we'll need more automation to keep up productivity (and therefore long-term GDP growth)... especially when one considers
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Why Everything They're Saying About the Amazon Is Wrong(forbes.com)
13 points by moonraker 7y ago|7 comments
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Kong 1.3 Released(konghq.com)
11 points by moonraker 7y ago|1 comments