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Trump leak raises new questions about Telegram security(theverge.com)
1 points by rl12345 10y ago|0 comments
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Will Mark Zuckerberg Be Our Next President?(vanityfair.com)
12 points by rl12345 10y ago|2 comments
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Photos of Brooklyn Before and After the Hipsters(wired.com)
1 points by rl12345 10y ago|0 comments
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by rl12345 10y ago
YouTube video where the author of the text covers the same idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8KoqciAtlQ
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Less Medicine, More Health(sciencefriday.com)
1 points by rl12345 10y ago|1 comments
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by rl12345 10y ago
How about the company itself taking their product out of the market because it's making people sick?
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by rl12345 10y ago
Our bodies having to break down food is not necessarily bad. For example, it allows you to receive a steady stream of nutrients throughout the day, instead of getting it all at once and being deprived later on.
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by rl12345 10y ago
True. Also many times they don't tell the real story of what's really inside their packages.
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by rl12345 10y ago
That's why I started the sentence with "if you care about maximizing the quality of your product" -- it's a trade off. If you are ok with getting the average stuff, it's absolutely not necessary to customize your ow
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by rl12345 10y ago
Agreed. Personally, I take supplements as a way to complement my normal diet -- not to substitute it. Once in a while, when it's not possible to have a real food meal, those MRPs can be also very handy.
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by rl12345 10y ago
It requires you a little more upfront work indeed but once you have your stack mixed and stored it gets as practical as with any other MRP.
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by rl12345 10y ago
Soylent’s product itself has zero novelty in it. Meal Replacement Powders (MRPs) have been around for decades and are popular among the bodybuilding crowd. The only “innovation” Soylent has brought to the table was being the first company t
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Technology Will Replace Many Doctors, Lawyers, and Other Professionals(hbr.org)
2 points by rl12345 10y ago|1 comments
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by rl12345 10y ago
Every time I listen or read Obama talk, I become a bigger fan of the guy.
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What is the best photograph of government corruption? (Quora)(quora.com)
2 points by rl12345 10y ago|0 comments
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If this is your first time raising money… (2010)(venturehacks.com)
1 points by rl12345 10y ago|0 comments
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by rl12345 11y ago
It is easy to be a critic of private venture backed companies valuations as these investments are done considering where the world could be in the future vs where it is now. These kind of bets requires not only financial models but also u
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Facebook is not worth $33B (2010)(signalvnoise.com)
6 points by rl12345 11y ago|5 comments
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Three Must-Follow Principles to Attract a Technical Cofounder(rudi.co)
4 points by rl12345 11y ago|0 comments
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by rl12345 12y ago
Found a way fix to the problem: just got off the phone with Apple support and we are going to change the "ç" for "c" and the "ã" for "a". It's good enough for me and it's going to be updated
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by rl12345 12y ago
Yes it works in a UILabel on the app. The quick solution would be to change the name of the company but unfortunately we can't do that unless we legally change the name of the organization as well (I think). Thanks for showing me that
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Ask HN: Apple screwed up our company’s name. How do I fix it?
5 points by rl12345 12y ago|3 comments
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by rl12345 12y ago
It can make sense do grow the biz dev part of the business in the US while hiring the engineers in Brazil - this is what Waze did (replace Brazil with Israel) by the way. In Silicon Valley people refer to this kind of company structure as t
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by rl12345 12y ago
> Instead of simply copying US businesses Brazilians should innovate in markets that make sense for Brazil. Focus on local customers in services that can be expanded worldwide. Interesting point of view. Do you have any example about tha
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What the Brazilian Startup Ecosystem Needs to Succeed(rudi.co)
53 points by rl12345 12y ago|46 comments
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Google on Google Chrome – comic book (2008)(blogoscoped.com)
2 points by rl12345 13y ago|0 comments
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by rl12345 13y ago
Bill Gates doesn't have virtually 100% of his fortune actually stored in his house, does he?
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by rl12345 13y ago
On the bright side: if keeping his anonymity was Satoshi's main reason for not touching his BTC fortune, now he and his family will finally be able to use all that money and take benefit from it - well deservedly.
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by rl12345 13y ago
Software developers interns do software developing related stuff, just as lawyers interns are do law related stuff, and so on. Apart from different market prices for their respective labour, I'm failing to see the difference between su
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by rl12345 13y ago
"[...] not old enough to actually hire yet because they're still finishing up the traditional college experience " Isn't that exactly the definition of what an intern is?

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