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Life Represented as Boxes(schreifels.org)
3 points by rgbrgb 5y ago|1 comments
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
Right, but maybe we should lean towards software that is less like an organism and more like a tool. My hammer is fine, ruby is fine.
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
Netflix seems good at not destroying their product... though inherently the vision is kind of a scaled distraction machine. I agree with the thrust of your comment and wonder how we might get there. Software companies did look more like you
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
I have the same question about what makes up the cost structure. How much does it cost docusign/hellosign etc to be the "notary"? FWIW the other signature providers have an enterprise sales process which is very negotiable. P
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Notes on Web3(society.robinsloan.com)
3 points by rgbrgb 5y ago|0 comments
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Opendoor shares surge 21% on Q3 revenue, EPS beat, higher forecast(zdnet.com)
2 points by rgbrgb 5y ago|0 comments
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
> this is what we get when interest rates are so low I think it's what we get when the voting base is homeowners who want to protect property values with restrictive building policy. Edit: To expound a bit... one has to ask why, giv
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
One thing to note is that seasonally there are always less listings and less home shoppers at the end of the year. So seeing more price cuts and less new listings is actually pretty normal in October, November, and December. Personally I&#x
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
There are over 900 MLS organizations in the US. Their purpose is aggregating the RE listings in a region. This was super important 100 years ago, still pretty important 25 years ago, and now has little utility for consumers now that listing
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
very cool, thx for sharing and for making a useful thing on the internet! I know it's gauche, but I'd love to get a rough feel of how much you're making from that ad. You think you'd ever go full-time on this type of s
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Ditto: Cross Platform P2P Database(docs.ditto.live)
4 points by rgbrgb 5y ago|0 comments
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Roland SP-404MKII Announced(roland.com)
2 points by rgbrgb 5y ago|1 comments
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
True and fb will have a wider social graph context. Though it seems useful (for threat monitoring) to also have trimmed self-selections with only people who want to communicate privately and "speak freely".
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
I've heard that some of the "free speech" "social networks" are similar ops.
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
Looks cool. Will this work with postgraphile, hasura, or prisma? They seem to suggest it does but I wonder if anyone has tried it. Postgraphile relies on row-level policies [0] and not even all hosted postgres instances work with it in that
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
This looks like it was made by nsa/fsb. The stock-photo, hashtag heavy design really smells like a honeypot.
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
better than a list of stale issues?
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
Looks very cool. Know anyone who’s using it?
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
There's the enforcement aspect that other commenters mention, but what's maybe more relevant to the OP is that every member's contract is open source. You know exactly what everyone is making and the mechanism for making deci
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
Decentralized autonomous organization. It’s a collaboration mechanism for forming an organization wherein you can define the compensation and governance structure as open source code. Moloch DAO is one of the better known and simple to unde
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
Lots of classic HN dismissals here, though I am glad we as a community have finally gotten past the anger around requiring JS to use the site. In my mouth, Twitter is probably the best, most responsive web app I've ever used. It is not
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
I wonder if this will allow explicit content and try to come for OnlyFans. Seems unlikely, but that's the first analogue I thought of.
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
Happy Amplitude customer here. Congrats to Spenser and the team! We got on for the generous free plan, stayed for the simple UX. Amplitude has been the only analytics product that we've gotten the whole team using (operators, engineers
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
Cool, would love to see these charts with updates for the recent run of IPOs. My guess is they still look pretty similar but LA and NYC look a bit better.
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
We used it as a layer for rough point / estimation tracking. Not sure that's needed though TBH, in another iteration we had just put estimates as labels and that worked well. I really don't care for burn-down charts and the l
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
I like the clean design and general straightforwardness of the site. Exciting that you're taking on such an established paradigm. My questions are about initial audience... I showed this to a software designer just now (who codes a lit
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
Doesn't gmail's preloading defeat the read receipts? It makes it so every tracking pixel sent to gmail gets loaded (and not by your IP), thereby making it meaningless.
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
Love the approach of keeping the planning very close to the execution. It's very similar to what we did at Open Listings (though the labeling system was maybe a little more complex and applied to both PRs and Issues). Anything you can
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
Do you have an example storefront we could look at? I think that would be a great link from the homepage to help people understand what this thing is. On the biz front, it seems like you guys are taking on gumroad? How are you thinking abou
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by rgbrgb 5y ago
I think you're articulating exactly what the other commenters find appalling: a single man with the power of a state.

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