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7y ago
I thought about that, one issue that you will have is that you still need to have blank screens to project on, and the setup would be more complex as you need to project from the back ...
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7y ago
Yes, exactly what I wanted to do initially, but the issue is that the power block also contains the video card of the screen and needs power too, so that wouldn't be so easy to do, but feasible
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7y ago
> I doubt his built in GPU can drive 3 large monitors and the laptop display at the same time. Well in that case it works. Last generation integrated GPU can handle 2 4K monitors at 60/s or 3 full hd at 60/s if I remember corre
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7y ago
Yes, that kind of portable monitors exist, but they are small, the biggest that we can find are 17". The external GPU is needed when you want to use more display that your integrated card can handle, 3 in my case
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7y ago
Yes exactly, it is fixed now, thank you
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Travelling with 24” Monitors
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7y ago
It has been much more than a year that there is rent control in Paris
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7y ago
Works also in Paris, where rent is not so expensive
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7y ago
I do not really agree with that, how would you explain that founders that have succeed in the past are most likely to succeed again ? And how do you explain that some people are just able to create several successful companies ? Luck is not
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7y ago
The performance of a stock is usually compared to one index, (S&P 500 in that case) The reasoning is that doing 4% when the market is in average doing 10% it is more or less the same as losing 6%
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7y ago
I can't read the article but, maybe this could be largely explained as BK almost doesn't invest in tech
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7y ago
> 2. Buy Almost Always Beats Build Strongly disagree with that, well maybe it is a good idea when you are over founded by VC where cost of money is equal to zero and you don't want to master what you are working on but in all other
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7y ago
They probably store the XPath of each click, and when an event with the same XPath is created they browse through all the past click with this specific XPath
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7y ago
> None of them have been able to successfully copy it yet. Not true, Contentsquare has been doing it before Heap and still doing it at least as well as Heap, actually they even offer retroactivity of website background
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Travelling with 24“ Monitors
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7y ago
A lot of complains here but I don't understand why is that worse than raising the same amount of money from VC ?
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Show HN: Touch Typing Text Generator
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7y ago
Well I dont really understand why all of you are complaining, yes a product manager tried to improve the way we can write things because 95% of people don't know Markdown or something like that and the first iteration is not perfect fo
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7y ago
The issue with the channels are the same than communicating over slack: You customers are feeling like they can ask any question and get an answer in 1 minute, and if you dont answer them straight away then they are unhappy. Definitively no
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7y ago
Every time I hear about Electron, I have mixed feeling about it, is it : * one the best thing that happened to desktop software as it enable web developers to build desktop portable app * one of the worst thing that happened, because it mak
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7y ago
Very good article, that proves the common belief that self hosting emails is not possible. I do the same that the person in the article, sending 20k emails per day with the same setup and same result: it works
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7y ago
it is called bore out
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7y ago
> Google isn't a startup and tends to shutdown services that are popular but on which they can't find a correct business mode Yes this is true, If you visualize Google as an incubator, then instead of talking about service you
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7y ago
In most of companies the marketing website is run by the marketing team. Also in most of those companies the marketing team doesn't talk with the product team, as a result the marketing content has nothing to do with the actual produc
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7y ago
Nice to get some articles on product management on HN. Biggest issue I've seen in different companies with hiring pm is not really about choosing them but more about empowering and trusting them when they start working. If you assess t
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7y ago
Fun fact In a previous company we were building a session replay tool, and as you may know it is pretty complex to evaluate the impact of the single script on a page. The only way we found to test the impact of the script was to execute it
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7y ago
Because the article basically assumes that all gifted people are like her. And that being gifted is not so much an asset. Which is statically wrong. But there is a category of gifted people, and the girl in the article probably belongs to i
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7y ago
Most of articles speaking about gifted people talk about gifted people being sad and not having a good life when in reality gifted people are in average more successful. Explanation is easy, to be diagnosed as gifted you need to consult a d
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I think one of the issue with people from silicon valley trying to make consumer products is the fact that it will always be too expensive for people outside of silicon valley. When you live there you have a huge salary and the feeling that
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> Chances are good that if you’re in the market for a smartphone, you fall into one of two very clear cut categories. Either: a. you’ve decided that your new phone is a very important item in your life, so you’re going to buy the nicest
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