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niyikiza
6y ago
What's a good business model for this kind of company? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23106043
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Ask HN: Tips to bootstrap a B2B SaaS product?
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Ask HN: What's a good business model for a product like Keybase
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A new Coronavirus mutant has emerged, scientists find
(latimes.com)
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7y ago
Someone recommended Ha-Joon Chang books on this thread. They are fantastic. You may also want to check out "Asia's Next Giant: South Korea and Late Industrialization" by Alice H. Amsden Disclaimer: lived in Korea for 8 years
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It's more like they bought it from us. ARM used to be owned by Westerners. https://www.wsj.com/articles/softbanks-arm-holdings-to-sell-...
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I agree. This thread discusses that with a historical perspective: https://twitter.com/mikebutcher/status/1221842546881679360?s...
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It all really comes down to being the cheapest option. Huawei has no monopoly on 5G technology. It just has the means (and government support) to make big R&D investments. This Twitter thread discussed that point of a view a few days a
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Scott Galloway on Xanax and Relationships
(profgalloway.com)
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Nominations are submitted early in the year and he assumed the office in April 2018.
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This. I've seen him being invited to otherwise technically well positioned events/conferences. Sad.
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8y ago
I read both, and Fooled By Randomness. I would say you stand to gain a lot reading about the older ones as well.
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Ethiopian Airlines plane crash: No survivors among 157 on board
(aljazeera.com)
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I've been working on similar project since last year as well. (I slacked a little bit -- grad school and stuff). Too bad the SMTP protocol is limited. I was thinking of ways such a service can be designed in a provably secure way (wher
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Inheriting the Trauma of Genocide
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I'm an African myself, but while Chinese model is different from the aid model we are familiar with, it's helping solve so many problems that we had no alternatives for. China is willing to come in with loans without political str
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I grew up in Africa myself. And yes, China is getting more involved in more projects than it used to but it's only because their terms are more favorable than our darling western powers'. African countries are not some teenager gi
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The Sri Lanka case is the only credible case of "infrastructure seized by China because of insolvency"...but the media has used it to spread lots of fake stories about "China taking over Africa".
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I see these stories popping up every now and then usually from debatable sources and people continue to believe them because they fit "the suspected plot" even when concerned parties deny them. I hate to sound like that conspiracy
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Ask HN: Shifting from Security Consulting to pure development
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Ask HN: What are some location sensitive SaaS business ideas?
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- Google is better than government (you can go for a competitor) and it's better than a decentralized search engine (if anything the swaying of public opinion calls for a closer control of what Google shows people. If Facebook didn
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hahah I can see tears from your post. That's the way it is.
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My team -- and I'm sure a number of other teams -- are looking into different approaches of implementing a "Proof of Retrievability". What we need is a cost-effective way for a data owner to verify that their data would be av
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I am a security engineer, and I understand this argument. BUT if I were a decision maker in a corporation, it would be reasonable to pay a couple of hundred bucks and get back to work rather than think about what is "good for everyone&
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Open Source Secure Hardware Enclave
(keystone-enclave.org)
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Any good books or articles on minimalism you'd recommend?
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Ask HN: How do you find front end partner
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Putting smart car data on a Blockchain
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AI experts call for boycott over lab at South Korea university (KAIST)
(theguardian.com)
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