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9y ago
You are contradicting yourself. Being an A player is your reputation. No one is going to hire your into a senior level role without you first having a good reputation.
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You have to be careful how you let people go if you want to attract good talent. There is always a chance of a misfit, and the right thing to do is to part ways as soon either party realizes it, but you want to do this in a way that is not
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9y ago
What will happen to Instacart?
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Ask HN: Advice for African school computer lab setup
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9y ago
You could have more of them in flight (8x) to get the same volume of passengers.
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10y ago
Is this inspired by "A Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World" by Murakami? A really great literary read btw.
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10y ago
Also, real estate agents are just as incentivized to sell the property as quickly as possible. Selling a property at say $1M in one week (3k commission) > 1.05M in three weeks (only $150 more for two more weeks of work). I wish real est
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10y ago
Me too but for a C64 in Iran.
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Because once a large team is set in motion it can't make fast course corrections. It is rare that a project starts with the right idea. You have to make frequent course corrections as you progress and discover things along the way. Wi
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10y ago
The question is: does it work on cheese?
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I wish there was a brand dedicated to optimizing for taste of fruits and vegetables vs appearance. And by taste I don't mean sweetness. I'd actually optimize for less sweet fruits.
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10y ago
Whenever strong AI vs humans comes up I'd like to point to the relationship of monkeys vs humans. Humans are to monkeys what strong AI is to humans. Monkeys are probably mostly happy (as long as we are not bothering them) going about
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10y ago
Agree with you observation. I think this just makes things even worse. Real news cost $ to produce. If publishers charge for access to real news, then what we are left with by default is the fake "news" that is so cheap to produc
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10y ago
Would poorer people have access to non-fake news? Or would they be force to read/consume fake-but-free news?
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What we call "evolution" is simply the bias towards survival present in self replication. The bias is present because the genomes that did not exhibit it died out in competition with the ones that did. The fact that we as humans f
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10y ago
If not, perhaps you should consider starting a company to develop this tech for others. Drop me a line :-)
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Ask HN: Coding retreats (similar to writer's retreats)
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Is someone wealthy just because the house they own has grown in value? Practical wealth is how much you have relative to the cost of living. Someone in a $1M house is not necessarily more wealthy than when their house was $100K if all thei
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10y ago
My respect for Elad Gil just dropped a notch.
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10y ago
make it work, make it not crash, make it fast, make it pretty.
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Sam can easily correct them.
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Btw, webpack's worker-loaders make using web workers incredibly easy.
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It's even better to be able to become good at things as circumstances demand them.
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10y ago
A bit contrarian but I think the first hire should be a great technical recruiter.
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10y ago
Sometimes, knowing that you have no fallback position, can be motivating. Someone growing up in a cushy life may never be motivated to try very hard at anything. Someone growing up with hardship may be highly motivated to create a better l
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10y ago
I think Be tried this? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BeOS
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Basically a Commodore 64 booting into a BASIC prompt.
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Unless you do an 83b election.
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Material resources are the most obvious way to demonstrate you have "power". As for poor people with many babies -- it could be due to lack of access to birth control, or sometimes an insurance against high infant mortality rates.
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10y ago
Our culture of consumption has roots in our biological drives. We are more attractive reproductive mates if we have more material resources. Therefore, a bigger house >> a small house, etc. although, as a side note, we seem to have
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