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by newman8r 7y ago
Since you seem plugged in - what do you think the next big advance in social media is going to be? Anyone with an interesting new concept that might get big?
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by newman8r 7y ago
I just answered someone above with something similar but... I go camping a lot but very rarely get a mosquito bite. Sometimes if they're really bad I will end up getting a couple of bites, but the bumps are highly delayed, and I cannot
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by newman8r 7y ago
I'm one of those people who doesn't seem to get attacked by mosquitoes when camping or backpacking. I haven't thought about it until now, but I've NEVER actually felt myself getting bitten by them. If they're really
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by newman8r 7y ago
New and interesting things often start out completely unregulated. As people start to understand the disruptive potential, regulations will eventually emerge. It's a way to identify early opportunities, nothing more. The thought of spe
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by newman8r 7y ago
It's more of an exercise in trying to identify emerging areas that might be interesting to investigate. I definitely wouldn't limit myself to those types of ideas though.
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Ask HN: Cool stuff that's still completely unregulated?
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A mixed methods probe into the direct disclosure of software vulnerabilities(sciencedirect.com)
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Automation will drastically reduce police and city budgets(founderpanel.com)
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What's the optimal size for a discussion forum?(founderpanel.com)
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Accelerometers: An underappreciated hero of the mobile revolution(founderpanel.com)
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by newman8r 7y ago
I do, I really like it. Current uptime, ~90 days, got everything the way I like it with i3... I can have hundreds of tabs open in various browsers, I've got 9 workspaces with various projects and things in them and a 4k display. Actual
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Airbus hit by series of cyber attacks on suppliers(france24.com)
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What would the world look like if everyone set their own schedule?(founderpanel.com)
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The Solo Bootstrapper's Advantage(founderpanel.com)
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UCLA Anderson Forecast: Slow Growth but No Recession Predicted for U.S. Economy(anderson.ucla.edu)
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by newman8r 7y ago
i3wm is worth trying out for at least a week to see if it's right for you. It only takes a day to get used to - it's a small time investment for the payoff and there's a lot of customization available.
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by newman8r 7y ago
Yeah for sure. Feel free to pass the link along to anyone else you think might want to join.
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by newman8r 7y ago
I hope so. I wouldn't call it a startup - I'm much more interested in figuring out how hard it is to create meaningful small communities of tech people. Really I just want to join one, and it's not like making a discussion bo
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Ask HN: Would you join a private tech community with 30-50 members?
5 points by newman8r 7y ago|4 comments
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Lateral Thinking: The Disproving Technique(founderpanel.com)
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Kinetic Song Comprehension: Deciphering Listening Habits via Phone Vibrations(arxiv.org)
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Stock image banks are warping reality(founderpanel.com)
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The Obsessive Cult of Microfishing Life-Listers(fieldandstream.com)
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by newman8r 7y ago
I'd be interested to see if anyone can think of some good inverted scenarios and post them here - I just came up with a couple on the fly for this article, but I want to start keeping a list just for these.
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The disproving technique of lateral thinking: brainstorming big ideas(founderpanel.com)
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What if half the population was an entrepreneur?(founderpanel.com)
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by newman8r 7y ago
I just got the warning on my browser too - thanks for the heads up, much appreciated. Looks like I forgot to confirm my contact email at namecheap and they temporarily changed the dns info. fixed.
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by newman8r 7y ago
This was a quick project, but something I've been wanting to do for a while. It's a slight twist on finding cofounders. I'm not sure how effective it will be, but the idea of getting hired instead of immediately partnering on
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Show HN: Hire-a-Cofounder(founderpanel.com)
3 points by newman8r 7y ago|3 comments
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by newman8r 7y ago
That's a good way to phrase it. I think it's hard to find these people because they're not putting themselves out there (for many reasons) - but I suspect there's actually a lot of people who would find your job opening

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