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However, while you can fail multiple times, you only have to strike "super success" once. (As Nassim Taleb is also trending on HN right now) It's an antifragile situation: Facing extreme events, the upside is large whereas t
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Luck (up to a certain extent) is a function of hard work. You will not find opportunity if you're not searching. You will not profit from opportunity if you're not seizing it.
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Meteor Example: open-sourced old, hacked together Meteor production app
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13y ago
Fair voters = valid pages linking to RapGenius Bought voters = manipulated SEO spam blog posts Fair voters >> bought voters Not reacting to the SEO manipulation would have meant accepting a fraction of bought voters. Banning RG comple
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myzerox
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Lesson learned: Do not publish a link on HackerNews at New Year's Eve. Especially not when there is a typo in the title.
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This is a relief. RG certainly gives the best search results for a lot of queries. This whole story made me fear that Google was choosing power over user experience. And that should never be the case, no matter how offending the founders of
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Finally Time to Learn, Being Out Off School (2013)
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Joachim Gauck
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When to sell Bitcoin? In 10 years, at $50k.
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Google Malaysia Site DNS Hacked
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The Autodidact's Bookshelf
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cool, looks like the natural extension of client-side programming. why should we be limited to running things in the browser while our local machines remain underutilized? just spin up a sandboxed VM via Arc - brilliant! and - like so ofte