mromanuk

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by mromanuk 5y ago
wow that picture of your guitar is awesome, do you have a blog other place where we can see your work?
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Wait for second project in the pipeline, something something "Death Star"
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The growing pains of Apple’s subscription addiction(techcrunch.com)
2 points by mromanuk 5y ago|0 comments
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One of nature’s key constants is much larger in a quantum material(sciencenews.org)
3 points by mromanuk 5y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 5y ago
> But basically anything outside of those two realms feels completely under-addressed by SAAS: > - industry - public services - waste management - etc I hear this a lot. Couldn't be that everyone (makers/founders) addresses
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I like how you always chime in with time series stuff. Just by watching you interact here, boost my confidence on your product
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by mromanuk 5y ago
As stated above, if you want to show up in the CHURN. Many “voters” are needed (as in millions), a few guys mad at Apple, stopping from buying a product, are not even a blip. You need to spread awareness, convince others, to join in your cr
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by mromanuk 5y ago
To boycott, a large portion of buyers are needed on board. That’s why “vote with your wallet” in loneliness like a “rational agent” doesn’t work. Are you going to vote and convince others to boycott?
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I feel weird saying this, but probably they do this in response to common market forces and trends
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by mromanuk 5y ago
It’s only bad if this benefits Samsung, opening an App Store with high fees. Competition should lower Payment fees, now it’s a cartel or duopoly.
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The Sunk Cost “Fallacy” Is Not a Fallacy(quod.lib.umich.edu)
17 points by mromanuk 5y ago|6 comments
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by mromanuk 5y ago
All these types of heuristics, secretly push you, in a good way, both of them make you read more. It’s like hitting the gym and looking for the perfect routine, doesn’t matter which one is the optimal, working out is enough. That’s the hack
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Why worry about one more level of abstraction, if using the same version of Postgres should be enough?
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Same for me
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The Revenge of the Circulating Fan(lowtechmagazine.com)
3 points by mromanuk 5y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 5y ago
OMG, when the first picture on the website appeared, I thought it was a Mac. Isn’t it too look alike? I mean maybe they get sued or something, which would be sad, because I love the design and the idea
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by mromanuk 5y ago
And don’t forget all the coups the US has forged in Latam and Africa, the first years of the patriot act (NSA spying on citizens), putting kids in cages, et cetera.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
When the customer are certain government agencies, there is the law and the law.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
“Allow me to introduce you to this awesome bureaucracy we created and designed by committee, all expressed as a PR approved by top execs.”
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Daeri Unjeon: South Korea’s Driver Rental Service (2017)(koreaexpose.com)
1 points by mromanuk 5y ago|0 comments
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Stature Lengthening Surgery(staturelengthening.net)
1 points by mromanuk 5y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 5y ago
The ambiguity of natural language, an hypothetical natural language future compiler (grammar checker) could get all these, Grammarly can't.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
This is death with extra steps. I would redefine the S to why it's worth salvaging the project.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
> adds nothing new, and basically just there to pollute search engine results in the hope of self-promotion. The web is big, messy and free (as in free speech), there is not a corpus of carefully written articles trying to extend human k
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by mromanuk 5y ago
It's interesting how they saw an untapped marketing channel to sell more garbage, at least it was creative.
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A Brief History of Netflix Personalization(marker.medium.com)
2 points by mromanuk 5y ago|0 comments
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Larry David sends up App Store review process in unaired WWDC14 video(appleinsider.com)
2 points by mromanuk 5y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 5y ago
You nailed it. Food industry is really bad too, they have been exploiting human weakness for longer, and they have mastered all these shady techniques in marketing and in their product composition. And the health damaging they cause is ext
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Maybe is more irrelevant, than unimportant
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Only way to use sarcasm online is, making it literal with the help of a closing tag like /sarcasm o </sarcasm> Is like winking your eye after your sarcastic phrase

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