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That's a fair point, although bad actors will also wait around for years for your work to become more interesting/relevant, if they think there's a chance of it.
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Agreed - I should have validated it before I developed it. There's a good chance it's not useful - although I believe it may be. I can make an argument as to why it would be useful (it will save a lot of time) - but that's un
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5y ago
No, we don't run any code. In its current state, the service would be geared towards companies who still largely want a fully manual review, but they have a problem organizing candidate communications/materials and getting feedbac
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Ask HN: How should I validate my tech-hiring MVP?
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5y ago
You imply that you might, but are you actually planning on buying this? I'm curious because I see lots of people saying they would use something, but it doesn't always mean they will.
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Orange County Prosecutors Operate “Vast, Secretive” Genetic Surveillance Program
(theintercept.com)
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5y ago
I'll post a couple to get things started: DarkAero - aeronautical engineering, composites, etc (45k subscribers) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPUZCBNrduwUsw_MTW-sDxw Xyla Foxlin - maker channel (~99k subscribe
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Ask HN: Favorite YouTube channels UNDER 100k subscribers
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newman8r
5y ago
>There are hundreds of thousands of Youtubers with 20k-people channels of extremely good quality, but you’ll never discover them organically would you mind sharing some of these channels? I agree that it's hard to find them organica
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5y ago
True, and even if only a small percentage of people leave it could reduce housing costs in the cities.
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newman8r
5y ago
That's interesting, are they relatively affordable? Farmland in the US is not cheap at all, at least everywhere I've looked at.
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newman8r
5y ago
I've been waiting for this 'exodus to the countryside' for a while, maybe this is the catalyst. Photovoltaic is becoming practical, work from home is the future, starlink getting better every month. New building methods, tiny
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5y ago
That's a fair point. I also feel like the numbers of subscribers to a subreddit-style community is deceiving - the real number to be looking at is the number of people participating in the discussion, and the number of regulars. I'
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5y ago
Dunbar's Number [1] puts a number of 150 as an upper limit for effective groups where everyone knows eachother - but these would presumably be active users, and it's not necessarily directly applicable to internet forums (but from
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5y ago
3dSen seems to have done a decent job monetizing - but they added a lot of value.
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newman8r
5y ago
Interesting approach, I can see how that's the easiest path to an MVP.
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newman8r
5y ago
Are you talking about passengers taking photos/video out of windows?
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5y ago
you could probably also get away with a phrase like "look at all this cactus" or "this hill is full of cactus" I'm not sure if it's correct, but it sounds correct.
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newman8r
5y ago
1st gen toyota sequoia 4x4. It's been amazing for camping trips and overlanding. I have a futon in the back.
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Ask HN: What are your favorite rising YouTube channels?
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5y ago
Yeah it's probably best to get some professional assistance on this. I'm just kind of curious how the whole process works. I think it might fall under a foreign direct investment (FDI) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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Ask HN: Can an American easily partner in an Indian startup?
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6y ago
I'm curious to see the actual list, if anyone can link it
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6y ago
I find that it's a habit you can build. If you read for 20 minutes a day, and keep it up for a few weeks, that might be all you need to keep the habit going for the rest of the year. For some personality types, it's easy to get in
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Ask HN: Working with MBA Partners
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6y ago
Are we sure that's all it's doing, or is geofencing just the primary function of the app? Does the app have no ability to save/track coordinates, and do the terms of service/privacy policy reflect that?
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Show HN: A GitHub-style activity tracker for habit building
(javaboards.com)
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6y ago
plenty of these have been done before, but I just wanted a simple way to create those github-style activity calendars for my 50-100 day goals. I was also inspired by r/theXeffect
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Show HN: I made a goal tracking app in the style of 'the x-effect'
(javaboards.com)
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6y ago
I think track record could just mean they've proven themselves in whatever field they've chosen. Ideally they've worked on early stage ventures in the past and had some level of success - but it could also mean they've m
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