notkid

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Overcoming the 'Entry Level' Catch-22 in the Age of AI(reachcapital.com)
2 points by notkid 2y ago|0 comments
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Should people still try to become a coder?(emresarbak.com)
2 points by notkid 2y ago|0 comments
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Adapting to the Digital Megapolis(emresarbak.com)
2 points by notkid 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Anyone interested in helping blind/low vision individuals become coders?
5 points by notkid 6y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: How do you plan and track the books you want to read?
8 points by notkid 6y ago|5 comments
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Developing countries face economic collapse in COVID-19 fight: UN(aljazeera.com)
19 points by notkid 7y ago|0 comments
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by notkid 7y ago
“Along with David Sloan Wilson, director of the evolutionary studies program at Binghamton University, and Ian MacDonald, a graduate assistant, they contacted more than 1,000 people living in 174 communities across the U.S. and Canada and a
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Some of US Military's current R&D needs (SBIR 20.A and 20.1)(sbir.defensebusiness.org)
5 points by notkid 7y ago|0 comments
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by notkid 7y ago
Does anyone know if any regulations may limit these actions in the US?
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by notkid 7y ago
This video made me cringe. I am not surprised to see a commercial appropriating feel-good videos. Somehow, seeing especially Google do this makes me feel more disappointed. They are just another big corporation. Maybe, I believe they are ca
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by notkid 7y ago
The heuristic of trying to work on what you genuinely love is not helpful or practical for most people. It sounds good, but it is just a platitude. Genuine love and fake love feel and look pretty similar. Most people naturally start loving
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Mimicking Local News, a Network of Michigan Websites Pushes Politics(nytimes.com)
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by notkid 7y ago
VisionSpring, a social venture, provides people glasses - which they say costs them $4-5 each. They claim that uncorrected refractive error costs the global economy an estimated $227 billion a year. https://visionspring.org&#x2F
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by notkid 7y ago
The other side of this problem is that more than one billion people around the world can't afford glasses. "More than a billion people around the world need eyeglasses but don’t have them, researchers say, an affliction long overl
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Ask HN: US government funds a lot of tech research, why don't startups use it?
141 points by notkid 7y ago|69 comments