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by polote 6y ago
> Are you upvoting them too ? No I don't, upvoting doesnt really make sense when the post is older than 1 hour. > You should add a space between the title of each post and the URL. Fixed it! I didnt know if it annoyed anyone
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by polote 6y ago
Yeah you are right, I edited my comment. It is not all of them. But I do think it is at least 50% of them. I apply an auto filter on the full list of links, and then I curate manually. In both the auto and the manual part some links are m
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by polote 6y ago
You completely bullied the algorithm. There are like 20 new posts on the front page and no post stay at the top. Because there are too many posts being upvoted
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by polote 6y ago
previous discussion (2019) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19468993
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by polote 6y ago
> Controversial topics almost cannot be discussed on HN because it only takes a few people to vanish the post for good. Yes but that's a choice, because these topics tend to create flame war discussion, so they don't belong to
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by polote 6y ago
> so I keep wondering why they are flagged Some people have their post automatically flagged, because of their bad behavior in the past. (mod correctly if I'm wrong)
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by polote 6y ago
More recently there was a bit of discussion about it here as well https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23096578 Out of frustration of not seeing a lot of good blog posts that are submitted everyday on HN. I built a newslett
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by polote 6y ago
You have to understand why the rest of the organization wants to know what the product team is working on. There is a different needs depending on the type of company you are working at: - If you are working in a saas b2b smb or b2c, usuall
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by polote 6y ago
> After all you don't want your employees telling customers something's coming promising a future that may not come. Every companies do that all the time. And there is no way to prevent that. It is impossible to predict 100% ac
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by polote 6y ago
That's exactly what https://www.productboard.com/ does. I doubt that this will help you deciding what to build though
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by polote 6y ago
I'm really wondering in which world the product managers are living in. What is the goal of a roadmap ? This article doesn't even touch a point on it. The goal is : In any company there are people who want to have an answer to the
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by polote 6y ago
I don't think that's the goal of HN to let anyone know about all interesting stuff that exists. Newsletters are better for that I think. This one may interest you https://hnblogs.substack.com/ daily blog posts of
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by polote 6y ago
This post has been submitted 7 times (but not by the same users) in the last 5 months https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=julian.digital I don't know what to think of that. In one way the articles of Julian are alwa
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by polote 6y ago
Why people talking about climate changes always seem like a religious debate? Yeah nuclear has advantages and disadvantage, same apply for solar, wind, geothermal. But all these technologies have a role to play to solve climate change. Can
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by polote 6y ago
You didn't get what OP is saying. The point is not that nobody wants remote work. The point is that today the office is an important part of our social life, and as long as we don't find a replacement people will be willing to go
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by polote 6y ago
Not everything is a problem. If you design a language and only one human in the world it able to learn it. Then this is not a people problem but a language problem ! You can't control the skill of the team, this can't be the probl
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Product Management in SaaS B2B Enterprise Is Easy(blog.luap.info)
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by polote 6y ago
This [1] was posted two days ago on HN, but didn't get visibility but is great to explain HN beginners how they should lift [1] https://www.julian.com/guide/muscle/intro
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by polote 6y ago
Adding 20px of padding on all the slides seems to be the worst idea they got this year. Slides that you can't read is always better than slides you can read /s Direct access to pdf download : https://content.cdntwrk.com
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by polote 6y ago
No, because I dont think I act like most people. Most people don't even understand the privacy changes, they just see that 'something' happened on Whatsaap this week
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by polote 6y ago
I'm not then, but if I were them, I would do the opposite. I will immediately do the next shady step (whatever it is ) that Zuck always wanted to do. Because yeah, there is a lot of bad press around the privacy changes. But you better
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by polote 6y ago
That's not true, women who are really interested at finding people they like, will bother with it. But any way for the OP, the technology for matching people who like each other is already there. The only piece missing, is to create an
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by polote 6y ago
I should have said, make girls feel empowered, my mistake.
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by polote 6y ago
There is no membership to buy dishwashers. And there is planned obsolescence which mimic this behavior. Compare that with clothes, the whole economy of fashion is built on people not wearing what they buy. Same with gym membership. There is
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by polote 6y ago
Yes, what is the percentage of match that become conversations? less than 50%? that's already a win of a factor 2, plus what you described. But I don't think it was designed as a genius move, that was just the idea at the beginni
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by polote 6y ago
> The experiment of making women go first failed, Completely wrong. The goal, again, is not to make people meet, is to get the more users as possible. By making girls making the first move, you empower girls, you prevent them to get a i
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by polote 6y ago
The most common first message is :wave: , because it is suggested by Bumble on the UI
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by polote 6y ago
The more a user match with compatible people the more likely they will settle in an exclusive relationship, and thus quit Tinder, and thus quit being a paying customer. So if you want more recurring paying customers, prevent them to meet wi
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by polote 6y ago
If this legally possible, that will happen 100%, the match group business is to buy any significant competitor, and they tried in the past to buy Bumble.
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by polote 6y ago
> Compared to tinder, bumble has more serious people looking to date Not really true, Bumble engages in less shitty behavior than Tinder, so they don't prevent you to match with the people who are compatible with you basically. Whic

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