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Why Alibaba’s sexual assault scandal is no MeToo moment
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A Kabul-based crisis alert app struggles to protect its own employees
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How Google, Facebook and Walmart stole Paytm’s fintech crown in India
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How to find the right therapist for you
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I run a B2B marketplaces and when we were just starting out I got lordofordering.com
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Noise in Decision Making
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There’s a way to avoid the slippery slopes of over-optimism
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Probably why Blue Origin keeps protesting NASA’s lunar lander award
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These are lessons I learned from building a marketplace startup as a first-time founder over the past ~4 years. In this "guide" I tried to make them as easy to read as possible with increasing levels of verbosity: You can go to th
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A collection of lessons for early stages of building a marketplace
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Why technical people pay to self-host, but not for your app
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Questions to Design One Input
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Regarding your edit: that's a fair point, I didn't include the headings and the preceding paragraph. I've added them now. Just FYI, the paragraph before the table says that the table contains all the ways they may use your da
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Fair enough. I considered emailing them, but it would have just been this post in email form. What do you think I should have asked them?
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While I understand what you mean, I do think it's important to talk about this so that the ideology and business converge. If everyone is just fine with everything business will just keep pushing. > maybe they are generating trainin
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"To deliver relevant website/app content and advertisements to you and measure or understand the effectiveness of the advertising we serve to you" in the first column and in the second column is biometric.
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> This is an assumption though... Yep, but not an unreasonable one. > Also an assumption; where do they mention specifically that they will be serving ads which are using facial measurements? In the screenshot above that paragraph is
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Don't scan your face to buy glasses
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That's a very good point. Blogging as practice for communicating more clearly.
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Well I don't speak for all noobs but I do know that when I was one (and still am in some ways) I did _try out_ and try to understand them. And to be frank that's kind of an elitist way of looking at someone who is still learning.
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This is particularly true because docs explain functionality and rarely mention use-cases.
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Docs are often very terse and assume a lot of background knowledge. When blog posts are written effort is put in to make sure a wider range of audiences can understand them.
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Great, I'll look through that. My post was based on a comment from the refined.blog thread.
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Thanks. Once you get a bit of experience Stack Overflow drops off quite quickly and it's the technical blog posts the become much more informative.
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> hard for a noob to tell a good answer from a workaround from a terrible answer While that's true the noob questions often have multiple answers and they're simpler to try out in sequence.
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Technical blogging in the era of Stack Overflow
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@dang, perhaps change the URL to link to source: https://twitter.com/thomasareed/status/1420678663046111232
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Looking through the list sorted by HN points I've come across quite a few that have not been updated in anything from two to five years. Perhaps it'd be a good idea to add a "last post on" or some other indicator of acti
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Re: Stack Overflow I think there is still quite a lot of value for solutions that you could devise because of experience. For instance something you came up with where you had to piece together multiple SO answers for a particular use case.
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Messages from public advocates should be delivered with more tact and understanding if you're serious about influencing public opinion. For instance, if you like the Washington Post, and read this article you'll be quite annoyed a
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