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2y ago
what would be the best way to reach out to college communities? assuming the product is most useful to them.
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Show HN: ApplyEngine: AI-automated autofill, resume and cover letter
(chromewebstore.google.com)
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Show HN: Turn LinkedIn profile into conversational chatbot
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4y ago
1. Can you point any company in recent history that went through bankruptcy/auction to pay is retail investor their money back... or for that matter, most tech companies with negative net income does not pay dividend either... 2. So ca
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Statement by Jeff Bezos to the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary
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Writing MySQL Proxy in GO for self-learning
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7y ago
What makes it funny is they can survive everything but can’t manage to turn them upside down if they get flipped... kind or ironic....
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7y ago
Access to talent, capital and culture still makes SF Bay Area one of the top if not first in the list. Are there issues here? Of course, one too many.
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Mark Zuckerberg: I wouldn't start a new company in Silicon Valley today
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this makes me think, 1. If history is written by the winners then how does it matter? 2. If history is written once you depart then how does it matter? 3. Finally, if leaving a legacy that important; how far one would go to write it the way
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Sacha Baron Cohen tells Mark Zuckerberg 'history will judge you harshly
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7y ago
does this model work? "The electric-vehicle startup Rivian will make the platform for Lincoln's first EV. That platform will include the vehicle's motors, suspension, and battery pack." isn't these 3 (motor, suspens
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Tesla's rival Rivian will help build Lincoln's first electric car
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7y ago
got it. thanks.
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7y ago
if apple were to be a nation state, it will be one of the top 20 trillion dollar economy... insane and amazing... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trillion_dollar_club
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7y ago
got it. thanks.
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7y ago
What happens to bandwidth saturation on the backup database/RDS host? is it unlimited? Capped? user-defined? i.e. would backup impacts the ongoing transactions/packet transfer?
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7y ago
VC money does not fix TAM, be it 100M or 1B. What is does; allows startup to pivot and find other areas of growth (hopefully really fast), which is not easy or guaranteed to work either. Recent examples like WeWork, Zume and many more... I
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Goodbye, New York, California and Illinois – Hello where?
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What You Probably Didn’t Know About Sudo
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7y ago
> "Daniel, who spoke on the condition that only his first name be published for fear of being outed as old.." Daniel, I am no genius but if you are reading this, WashingtonPost story with your details hardly makes you anonymous
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> Why did the VCs value these as billion dollar companies? Desperation? 1. FOMO 2. Easy Access to Capital in last decade 3. Winner takes it all culture, which causes more FOMO But then as a VC you also have to bet future with incomplete
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Ask HN: Tesla Prediction for Next Decade
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What one study, listens or believe is their choice, regardless of the medium through which one acquire that learnings (be it a professor or guru. By your argument all professor and accounts are almost always correct because?) Also, just bec
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7y ago
You’d be surprised to hear many of these spiritual gurus. Their ideas are much more logical (if not intellectual) than an average priest (of any religion) whose learning/ideas are almost always about religion. Again, I’m not making the
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I feel you completely missed my argument here, which ended with, Does Principal has flaws? Yes. Do they always work in good faith? No. Simply put, What to do with information/guidance one receive is their prerogative and life/lif
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Let's drill down, Why go to gurus to listen to ideas or ideology, that you can read in books and practice at your home? Why go to college when you can learn anything from books or by working on it (as profession or hobby)? Why go to ta
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Reminder that no data is safe, online or physical unless strongly guarded with best practices (which seems to hard to be/not enforced in this case) and tools like encryption etc.
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The banking information of 29,000 Facebook employees was stolen
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+1. Shame is a focus on self, guilt is a focus on behavior. Shame is “I am bad.” Guilt is “I did something bad.” - Dr Brene Brown. Failure treated as a guilt may lead to learning and be fixed, but if treated as Shame may lead to depression.
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