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by oblib 6y ago
What we don't know is so far greater than what we do know it's almost unimaginable. The truth is, many of us cannot imagine that. And it's hard to find a more glaring example than heath care when it comes to proving it. You w
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by oblib 6y ago
You're right, and the article does agree with you. But this is not a story hyping a potential cure. It's a story about how our front line healthcare workers are trying everything they can in an effort to find something that works
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by oblib 6y ago
This is pure awesomeness.
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by oblib 6y ago
Well, when I hear that I think of Theranos. I'm not an investor, but that approach feels a bit like putting the cart before the horse to me. For example, if I went to horse riders and asked them if they'd buy a saddle for $2000 th
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A smart second skin gets all the power it needs from sweat(theconversation.com)
2 points by oblib 6y ago|0 comments
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by oblib 6y ago
What I got from Startup School was that an MVP didn't have to do anything at all. It just had to demonstrate what it "will" do. It's basically a "mockup".
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by oblib 6y ago
I have to agree with the author. The MVP concept was new to me when I attended Startup School a couple years ago and while I understood what it gets at (not spending too much time or money on a concept that no one may want) it feels too muc
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by oblib 6y ago
Honestly, this is something you shouldn't even spend time thinking about. As icedchai already pointed out, it's "completely normal" and I'll add it's also ethical. Instead of fretting about the ethics of who ge
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by oblib 6y ago
My wife has had some time off since the shelter in place went in effect, and two of our adult children moved back in with us before COVID-19 flared up so we've got to spend some casual time with them and have been working together real
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by oblib 6y ago
Yeah... he's right. I'll refrain from elaborating but we're dangerously close to seeing guillotines being assembled again and have been for quite awhile now. It'd be a lot easier on everyone if we moved wealth downward a
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by oblib 6y ago
That's a pretty sweet looking tool set you've put together. That looks like something small businesses would love have someone onboard that knows how to use it. I'm not a spreadsheet power user. I've not really done much
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by oblib 6y ago
I get what you're saying, and you're right. But... so am I. The gap between us is education. What I propose is that one could take a class to learn how to make apps, as oppose to a CS class. I don't think a GUI app maker is t
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by oblib 6y ago
It was in the `70s that I first heard the concept "Telecommuting". I knew right off I would have to learn a skill set that allowed me to do that and started exploring the options. It took me until the late-1990s to get there, but
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by oblib 6y ago
>> from the hillbilly type VM bug/truck combination to the amazing Cobra replica that few can tell from the real thing. lol! I'm a hillbilly living in the Ozarks who used to make custom cars for movie stars in Hollywood and
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by oblib 6y ago
Ok... I am a self taught "app maker". Not CS grad. Not a "software engineer". I use tools that other's here create to make apps. What they do is way over my pay grade but I can use well written and documented APIs,
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by oblib 6y ago
Yeah, my "ezInvoice.com" site from 2002 is still there. I accessed via their search input on the home page.
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by oblib 6y ago
>>Conway talked about determinism (and free will)... >>>Based on your comment, I found these... The math is over my head but this really piqued my curiosity. I watched the first video yesterday and am looking forward to going
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by oblib 6y ago
>>This post made me wonder what happened to ICQ. Same here... I haven't even thought about it since the turn of the century! I only used it a couple times. A colleague asked me to install it so we could work together on a project
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by oblib 7y ago
I've been watching youtube videos about ancient cultures and sites. Some of them are lectures that are very well down, others go off on some pretty silly tangents but the videos of the sites they show are often pretty good and that&#x2
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by oblib 7y ago
It may not be illegal, but could certainly be immoral. Consider... If I pay for a politician to run for office and they get elected and then I write a bill that lowers my taxes for him to push through into law, and then I donate to all (or
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by oblib 7y ago
I just heard of this a couple weeks ago and almost got bit by it. I was reading the console.log while debugging some code with the Opera browser and it contained a message warning me they were going to implement it in just a few weeks. For
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by oblib 7y ago
One of my nearest neighbor's kids got it here. He had the classic "ring" around the bite and the tick was fairly well gorged and swollen when they pulled it off. So it's here. But that family moved here from Indiana so t
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by oblib 7y ago
This has no bearing on the tests of this new drug, but it's worth noting that the best prevention is getting ticks off of you quickly. I know this because I live in a very tick infested area (Ozark Mountains) and very few people who&#x
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by oblib 7y ago
Well, all he's really doing here is pointing out it's not time to pop the cork on the bottle yet. That's not the same as saying this work won't help lead to that. We can all hope it does while waiting to know for sure. I
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by oblib 7y ago
Thank you all for chiming in! I think I'll take a look at Vultr. I don't need a lot of bandwidth or storage space so they might work fine for what I'm doing.
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Ask HN: Can I get some opinions on best alternatives to Digital Ocean?
6 points by oblib 7y ago|6 comments
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by oblib 7y ago
I knew I'd get a few down votes, but facts are facts and we can't down vote them: https://www.wealthdaily.com/articles/wages-vs-corporate-prof...
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by oblib 7y ago
Warren needs to give his employees a raise.
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by oblib 7y ago
I became a single parent when my daughter was 14 months old. I'll offer your child comes first no matter what and toddlers need constant attention. There's no getting around that. At that time I subcontracted work with a few small
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by oblib 7y ago
It's not me I worry about most. When I was growing up my father was a "body man". He repaired wrecked cars. There was rarely a time when he had no work. He took me to his shop from the time I was born, so I grew up around cra

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