mysticlabs

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by mysticlabs 2y ago
I have a startup idea and I’m curious what others think. Setting up AI agents is way too complicated. I am constantly being sent to GitHub pages with installation instructions that require way too many dependencies, API connections, and mor
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by mysticlabs 3y ago
Location: Near Austin, Texas Remote: Preferably. Can do local in person meetings if needed. Willing to relocate: Maybe. Technologies: B2B SaaS, Web3, AI, and Cloud. Started out with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but don’t code anymore. Highly t
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by mysticlabs 3y ago
Location: Near Austin, Texas Remote: Preferably. Can do local in person meetings if needed. Willing to relocate: Maybe. Technologies: B2B SaaS, Web3, AI, and Cloud. Started out with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but don’t code anymore. Highly t
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by mysticlabs 3y ago
Location: Near Austin, Texas Remote: Yes, only. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Web3. SaaS. Open source, cloud, devops, blockchain, marketing tech, started out with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but don’t code anymore. Highly technical,
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by mysticlabs 4y ago
Location: Near Austin, Texas Remote: Yes, only. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Web3. SaaS. Open source, cloud, devops, blockchain, marketing tech, started out with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but don’t code anymore. Highly technical,
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by mysticlabs 4y ago
Location: Near Austin, Texas Remote: Yes, only. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Web3. SaaS. Open source, cloud, devops, blockchain, marketing tech, started out with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but don’t code anymore. Highly technical,
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by mysticlabs 4y ago
Location: Near Austin, Texas Remote: Yes, only. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Open source, cloud, devops, blockchain, marketing tech, started out with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but don’t code anymore. Highly technical, but mostly o
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by mysticlabs 4y ago
Location: Near Austin, Texas Remote: Yes, only. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Open source, cloud, devops, blockchain, marketing tech, started out with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but don’t code anymore. Highly technical, but mostly o
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by mysticlabs 5y ago
You do realize anyone can edit Wikipedia, and its basically controlled by a bunch of Google executives? They’re not an accurate source of information for anything, let alone anything even remotely political. The sun dictates the weather, an
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by mysticlabs 5y ago
RIP.
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by mysticlabs 6y ago
So let me get this straight: Medium pushed all their 3rd party community publishers off the platform, in many cases destroying said communities. Even ended 3rd party domain support. Went on a censorship spree, hired 80 people to create thei
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How to Manage a Remote Team(techpost.io)
2 points by mysticlabs 6y ago|0 comments
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by mysticlabs 6y ago
Distasteful. There would be no Reddit without Aaron. RIP.
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Will blockchain be used to build evil social credit systems?(cointelegraph.com)
1 points by mysticlabs 6y ago|0 comments
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
Location: Napa, CA / Bay Area Remote: Yes - 15 years experience remote managing teams of up to 18 people Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Cloud, devops, Docker, open source, WordPress, frontend. Résumé/CV: https:/&#x
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
Former VP and startup CEO. Business development, sales, marketing. Just got laid off due to the pandemic. Management experience of up to 18 people remotely. 15+ years of remote work experience. Location: Napa, California Remote: Remot
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Hello Dollie, Cloud Tools and ECommerce for WordPress(wptavern.com)
1 points by mysticlabs 7y ago|0 comments
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Escaping San Francisco(techpost.io)
81 points by mysticlabs 7y ago|106 comments
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
Not sure. Wouldn’t classify biofilms as a disorder, it’s how many bacterial, parasitic, and fungal infections work. It’s a mechanism for survival for these pathogens. Just because pharma companies and our corrupt medical system ignorantly i
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
Biofilms and persister cells are the problem with chronic Lyme disease. https://rawlsmd.com/health-articles/understanding-biofilm https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6287027/ h
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
Anyone in the medical profession who denies the existence of biofilms, and their capacity to harbor antibiotic resistant infections is an idiot. There's plenty of research to explain how late stage Lyme disease can evade antibiotics, a
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
Those social features existed on LiveVideo.com which was an early YouTube competitor. https://techpost.io/why-you-cant-compete-with-google-the-dep...
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
Not really. I could maybe track down Toan, I still check in with his brother occasionally. But Brad is in the wind, tried to track him down but it seems he doesn't want to be found.
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
Not sure which 2006-2008 you lived through, but this was pretty standard web design back then. YouTube from 2007: https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/timeline/youtube-2007 Had the company been allowed to exist and compete
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
Yes. It had live video, and live streaming in 2007 that is better than what YouTube even offers today. LiveVideo.com had way more features than YouTube even has today. Justin.tv which eventually became Twitch actually struggled and almost f
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
You're confusing stats from my other company with LiveVideo. Those numbers are from my second startup that Google messed with. It was a much smaller operation nowhere near the size of LiveVideo.com. The amount of traffic I did in a yea
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
Occasionally something adult slipped through but we caught it as quickly as humanly possible. The government never had an issue with us, and we worked with them. The only company enforcing anything was Google, and they kept moving the goal
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
There was absolutely no pornographic content on LiveVideo.com itself. Nor was it ever intended for LiveVideo to have adult content. We created the family filters for mature content. However, sexy content is just simply what people started u
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
The launch of LiveVideo was not the issue. We had more traffic than we knew what to do with, and way more than YouTube at the time. Honestly, things didn't go sideways until Google decided to mess with LiveVideo and the rest of our web
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by mysticlabs 7y ago
The sites were delisted from search engines despite content moderation being put in place. That is deplatforming. The adult content was put behind a mature section where ads weren't run against the mature content. LiveVideo and the par

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