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by mromanuk 5y ago
I read it happily waiting for the aha moment until the very end, where I realized that it was just an adpost for a new ifttt/transform tool with a glaze of "low code is the future" (All that for just $30k/year)
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Of course they will. But that’s standard practice of every telecom company. Thats ingrained in the transport protocols, from TDM, to Frame Relay/ATM and also IP technologies Source: I used to work in one Telecom company
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I feel the same about TV series, I tend to value more and be more mindful of content that is released weekly, than released at once for for binging. Later, makes me loathe it Paraphrasing you: Scarcity makes you value things more, sometimes
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by mromanuk 5y ago
He is talking about “rule governed behavior”, which are “stories” that we tell ourselves on how we should behave. Seth is asking to challenge those rules, specially those that are not useful for us. As a first step, you can try to be aware
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Solo Capitalists Are Gaining on Traditional Venture Firms(angellist.com)
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by mromanuk 5y ago
That’s true. Definitively this was on the plus side for IBM PR and Marketing.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
There should be a way to bet (short) against “projects” or products, not the whole company. When they hyped about Watson Health, I “knew” it will fail.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I had my first daughter at 35, my second daughter at 41. I'm 43 (male). A friend of mine had his first child at 47. Just two datapoint. Was common in the XX century to start having children at 20s, though.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
> Also from the article: DNA has a half-life of ~521 years so there's no DNA left in the blood. Does this mean that the oldest creature that can be “restored” should be dead for less than 521 years old?
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I don't use finder tabs much. I just use them to create a new tab, when I need to copy something inside a directory without losing my current "state". I tend to use finder tabs very differently than the browser tabs where I c
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Why would you continue to work with such a crappy company, that handled it so badly? As a middleman they at least should absorb this type of events. They get a cut for every hour worked by the freelancer, this is outrageous.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Me too, on my iPhone X screen. I thought that I messed up with some of those tiles, but apparently no. Interesting.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I'm building iOS Apps as a solo builder. Sometimes it's a little lonely. If you are interested in sharing experiences, advice, or just chat about ideas/programming/tech or collaborate, say hello at my contact is in my pr
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Similar to my own story, cut 3/4mm from the side of my thumb. Panicked and tried to reattach it, but later I read about the regeneration so, I removed the tip (ripped it) and just moved to wait and see. A few weeks passed and I saw how
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Yes, the Aqua treatment made it leap forward. I love that aged Gnome style :) Met too, I use MacOS and it's the best UI since 20 years ago.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Yes, when I started using Linux in ‘99, several desktop UIs imitated this style. And it looked dated and ugly to me, compared to Windows 95, KDE and Gnome.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
It doesn’t matter if the simulation is kind of sketchy. Because we can find holes in it, and exploit those to move around. To us simple simulated beings, we achieved FTL and we can conquer the simulated universe. The aliens on the next leve
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by mromanuk 5y ago
The crypto is not lost either, just the value.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
You are experiencing what the article describe. What if you add this common scenario to your system? i.e. Making this manual override normal to the system, starting to dim with a new calc a bit faster or shifting the final dim time (based o
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Yes, I was hoping to see some progress out of the uncanny valley. But this got even deeper in the valley. My 7 year old, was next to me, and she got scared of all these
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I laughed at your comment. On point.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Yes: Why Euler's number (e), the Transcendental Math Constant, Is Just the Best
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Your boss will love (or not) to be on the bleeding edge of serverless, or using latest tech. That way he can impress his boss or feel safe. All feelings.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
How law and punishment works: You can put death penalty for littering, but if you know you can get away with it because nobody is watching (and you don't care about it), you will continue doing it. The opposite a smaller fine but with
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Yes, basically the friend had an audience
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by mromanuk 5y ago
why he stepped down as CEO, then CTO and now IC?
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Ithkuil is an experimental constructed language. Nobody speaks it fluently(en.wikipedia.org)
19 points by mromanuk 5y ago|9 comments
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Love agar.io and HN for this
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Specially pervasive is "learn to grow your audience on Twitter like I did" teaching people how to grow an audience on Twitter
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by mromanuk 5y ago
> I mean, the only real answer is "it depends on the writer," but given the general way the transporter is supposed to work most of the time (converting matter to energy, transmitting the energy somewhere, then reconverting th

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