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by polote 5y ago
No, it works well as of today. The more new stories are upvoted the less time a good story spend on the front page ( because the front page has fixed number of links)
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by polote 5y ago
> Undoubtedly, Nadella has been an exceptional CEO. > With the right strategy and execution, Microsoft can become the first $10T company.What would I do if I were running the company? I guess unfortunately they don't have OP has
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by polote 5y ago
Probably not much, but in any case, this is part of why he is successful in business, so you can't remove it as non work.
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by polote 5y ago
Honestly it depends. Work can means a few different things. I doubt a farmer is working less than what he says. When Musk says he works 100h a week, that's probably even less than the reality, he is probably working 7*(24 - 7hour sleep
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by polote 5y ago
I call bs on this. HN #1 don't generate millions of views. You don't need manipulation to get #1 often, OCaml posts do it often even if the language is not used by anybody. Anyone can be rejected from YC. Anyone can struggle to ra
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by polote 5y ago
As I spent a few hours to successfully get cf cache b2 files. I'm curious about the part of support Cloudflare requests due to caching issues. It's time for cf to work a bit on its UX
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by polote 5y ago
What is the point of posting a link to HN that nobody can read ?
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by polote 5y ago
Cloudflare and Twillio are special, they are dev tools. Classical business rules dont apply to them
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by polote 5y ago
I don't think this is needed. The quantity of post posted everyday is not very high. And most interesting articles will show up on the front page at point or another. The second pool chance works very well Source : I maintain a daily n
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by polote 5y ago
You can already do it. If you find a very cool post you can send a mail to dang to get it into the second pool chance
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by polote 5y ago
I didnt say B2C vs B2B. I said B2C or B2B SMB vs B2B Enterprise In B2C or B2B SMB the goal of the company is to deliver the best product for doing some use case In B2B Enterprise the goal of the company is to deliver a vision to customers,
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by polote 5y ago
Even if that kind of article is interesting to read, I like the science vs art part (even if I believe the art part can't be learned). There is not much one care learn about the post. Experience is difficult to learn by another way tha
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by polote 5y ago
Just a bunch of opinions without any data
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by polote 5y ago
Well there are people dying everyday for any number of reasons. About 10k per day in the US. If you are at risk of dying from covid and you didn't get vaccinated it is kinda your fault now. And if you are vaccinated and dying from covi
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by polote 5y ago
Gitlab is b2b enterprise and Github is b2c + b2b smb. Going down market is almost an impossible feat in business. And going up market is super hard. In both case to be a success you need a complete reoorg or your company. Which makes it unl
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by polote 5y ago
There is one, it is just proprietary https://linkedin.com
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by polote 5y ago
1. If we knew the factors to make successful companies vc would not fund 90% of companies that fails 2. We don't know what has made a company succeed, so success stories only show cherry picked reasons of the overall 3. Success storie
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by polote 5y ago
In my opinion this is the way to go, documentation close to the code but still indexed in a real knowledge management tool. That's one thing that we are building at Dokkument, but I would be really interested to know more about what yo
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by polote 5y ago
That's where Roam Research has a point. Creating a graph is appealing, as it is easier to browse and so discover things. That's also how Wikipedia works. But Wikipedia would never have worked without Google. In organizations the b
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by polote 5y ago
At the end of the day, people need to be able to discover notes if you want these to be useful. Just talking about evergreen notes without offering a way to discover those notes by anyone is useless.
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by polote 5y ago
I mean, I know. I've wrote an article called "We deserve better than Notion and Confluence" and I spend my days building an alternative to Confluence for orgz. But I still think that Confluence is better than nothing
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by polote 5y ago
> What typically seems to happen in confluence shops is that information ends up being organized by TEAMS not by topic It is usually a better idea to organize information by teams than topics in an organization. The reason is that if the
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by polote 5y ago
> I can not fathom why anyone would use this for storing documentation for code etc, as opposed to storing things direct in a repo. Because storing documentation in repos doesn't work great when you want to organize your documentati
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by polote 5y ago
> Confluence is terrible in all kinds of other ways. I disagree, Confluence is used by tens of thousands of organizations and they don't have a very good Sales strategy, that means a lot of business choose them when they could have
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by polote 5y ago
I'm certainly not criticizing BookStack. It actually looks super responsive and have a great set of features to manage knowledge especially for an open source platform. As for roles. In organizations of a certain size, the concept of r
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by polote 5y ago
Maybe BookStack can do fine for a company with a few dozens of employees. But Confluence can handle tens of thousands of employees. So I wouldn't label Bookstack as a Confluence alternative. Maybe I'm missing something, but BookSt
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by polote 5y ago
All real Confluence alternative (Confluence is a b2b software not a wiki tool) Notion, Guru, Slab, Slite ... are supporting that since their creation.
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by polote 5y ago
Is there any proof in this post that Telegram actually circumvent Google Translate API ? Because it is also possible that Google told Telegram to use the method explained in the article.
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by polote 5y ago
One of the biggest issue with fact checking, is that fact checkers don't try to see if something is true or false. But they guess what people are going to understand from a post and then says whether or not those understandings are tru
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by polote 5y ago
> I know a lof of of Stripe are reading here including pc Why don't you directly reach out to them, instead of posting to HN?

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