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While not 100% the same, Kurt Warner's story is pretty remarkable. He went from stocking shelves at a grocery store, to winning a super bowl. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Warner#Professional_caree...
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Inside Fort Gordon: Where Next-Gen Cyber Troops Are Trained
(wired.com)
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Access is a function of cost. If medical care is affordable for people near the poverty line then we will be able to solve the access problem entirely. (this is my goal) Governments, charities, and businesses will pick up the slack as they
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9y ago
Does/Did Intercom use MySQL, PostreSQL and MongoDB at the same time?!
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We technically have this in the United States (for emergencies). It is illegal for someone to be denied emergency services regardless of ability to pay.[0] No government system guarantees "full access" to medical treatment there i
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9y ago
There is no silver bullet in health care. The field is too large for any one single solution to cover everyone (3 Trillion USD per year is spent on health care). There needs to be a lot of innovation in a lot of different areas in order to
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This is hilarious as Snap Inc. bills itself as a "Camera Company"
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That Simpsons clip leaves out the punch line, where Smithers attributes the decrease in the accident rate to the promotion of Homer.
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Yahoo was poorly managed for its entire existence. They tried to do everything and ended up doing nothing well. The products that they were best known for search, email, finance, sports all stagnated for years while their attention shifted
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It's getting better as of late. I would spend some time reading up on flexbox and css grid if you haven't.
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I would rather have one single request for a large static asset, than multiple small requests for per page based css. In my experience CSS files typically fall in the range 50-100KB. I'd rather not have to pay the perf penalty every ti
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9y ago
There is a different and IMO better way to solve the global scope problem in CSS. Adapted from the Paul Irish method of executing JS you can use data attributes to conditionally write CSS. For example a new user controller would output the
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I would amend that statement to they hope to make a lot of money with their "bad" website.[0] If your messaging is incoherent I will have no idea if you are able to solve my problems in the first place. [0] "We have incurred
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I have never heard of this company before and if you told me their website was a parody of an enterprise software company I would believe you. It shouldn't take more than 10 seconds for me to understand what you do. "ZUORA BRINGS
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It may be the case that Theranos could not "figure it out" as it may be impossible to do what they claim they could. In that case there is no reason for Theranos to exist as the real fix would be to do what existing labs already d
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IANAL however I read through the affidavit and while I agree that they had probable cause to arrest the CEO I don't believe this case is a slam dunk. A fairly competent defense attorney should be able to convincingly claim that the fir
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When people talk about things you can't say in tech companies, being in a greek organization is one of them. I would never advertise the fact that I was in a fraternity for fear of how people would perceive me. People have a tendency t
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I don't understand why it is so difficult to kill bad ideas. You can't just magic your way to full employment, the economy does not work that way. "Public sector employment subsidies tend to have negligible or even negative i
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I would argue that lack of adoption is likely a discovery and design problem rather than an economic one. In a free market other people can choose to enter into the contracting business. If I have a leg up on my competition (paving better r
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I honestly would take a page out of DHH's philosophy and say that's fine. It makes no sense that every tool/app/business has to dominate the landscape. In fact that kind of mentality is quite toxic in the long run. Make
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Employees + Salaries seems a bit higher than what I would expect. Does tinder employ 500 people? Last I heard it was around 200.
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Too many cooks spoil the broth. Effective teamwork does not mean we all need to work on the exact same thing at the same time. The best teams I've been on have people who are "t shaped" and have the autonomy to self organize.
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It's not just the people who are moving away from the bay area, you also have to account for people who are dissuaded from moving to the area due to the high cost of living. When looking at where to locate my startup we considered SF b
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"manage to accommodate" is vastly underselling the societal effects of industrializing. Of course there are winners and losers as there is with any sort of disruption. However, the positives vastly outweigh the negatives. Longer l
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You are making the same mistake as the author. People are endlessly creative and will find productive uses for their labor. I'm not ignoring the fact that people won't face disruption in the labor market, however it is very naive
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Another article claiming that there is a coming AI jobpocalypse based on the fact that "this time it is different". Every author focuses on the negative impacts of a new technology instead of what it will enable us to do. In order
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When you take investment money, it comes with the expectation that there will be a liquidity event. (going public, selling to another corporation) Being private is not a bad thing at all, in fact I would expect most entrepreneurs would pref
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I'm still shocked that anyone treats AMP with anything other than contempt. Is it really that difficult to make your site faster? Blaming your crappy html/js/css on marketing demands doesn't pass the smell test for me. I
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Well at least we now know the solution to all of society's problems is making Ruby on Rails fast. Perhaps one day we can let out a collective sigh of relief once we remove the global interpreter lock.
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As an American there are a few principles that I would be willing to die defending, and free speech is one of them. "Live free or die: Death is not the worst of evils."
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