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8y ago
Most choices come with a cost as we can only pipeline execution of our aspirations, and not multiprocess. It would be interesting to know to what degree the regret is felt around the priority as opposed to failure to achieve. The control re
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I am in the process of transitioning now from OSX to Ubuntu Budgie on a laptop and here are my takeaways so far: - Cloud reliance has been key. GSuite and Dropbox have kept me from having to install much on the Budgie system. - Budget a hal
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8y ago
Where is the HN relevance? Did Psy-Group or Black Cube employ tech to conduct its influence operations? Were systems compromised? Was there a troll center posting in forums? Influence ops via technical means are a real problem for journalis
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8y ago
This doesn't work anymore. All the ad platforms now require thousand(s) of users in a targeted audience.
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8y ago
Yup. My bad. Correct.
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8y ago
Radically honest assessment: - BTC volatility makes the contract pricing (budget) and proof of funds a moving target. - Its not even a semi-autonomous smart contract, so enforcement requires the same legal expense to enforce as a normal con
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8y ago
Appalling. Anyone planning on buying Microsoft products or stick will hopefully pause and consider this case beforehand. Gsuite works nicely as an office replacement.
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9y ago
- Zapier. I have about 30 zaps running that automate mailchimp list management, email processing and other tasks. - Python/PHP/Geektool. Another 5 or so processes running that automate analysis and reporting of sales, competitor a
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9y ago
Reinforcement, not organization is critical. Its simply not enough to make knowledge available. You have to reinforce and reward its use, contribution, sharing and security. At my company I do internal nurture marketing (thank you MixMax) t
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9y ago
Relevant link concerning attenuating Alzheimer's by a fat rich diet: https://www.mdedge.com/clinicalneurologynews/article/145220/...
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9y ago
Another sign (among many) that China is preparing for significant social unrest and probably global instability. I suspect the CCP has concluded that a rebalancing of its economy is inevitable, close at hand, and will be painful for most Ch
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9y ago
Let's celebrate AFTER we see what Dropbox does with the IPO proceeds. Here's a to-do list: 1. Resurrect drop.io product killed by FB. 2. Acquire HelloSign or build it internally. 3. Acquire and fix Scribd, and restore document pub
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9y ago
There are reports and indications that the Chinese leadership is 'okay', possibly even inviting of this move and may respond only lightly to save face. - Xi knows the Chinese economy must rebalance for domestic reasons and that ex
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9y ago
Not at all true. 1. Zapier is very flexible if you're willing to write a bit of Python code. 2. Zapier integrates with really any API that supports webhooks, and even those that don't via a CLI and custom language support. I don&#
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9y ago
Back child support cases alone are a strong use case and huge population for this service.
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9y ago
They're not going to get to 200 unless: - Better enterprise marketing. - Increase depth of existing integrations. - Add additional Zapier-hosted zaps. I'm a very happy Zapier user and fan, but my sense is they need to hire a few s
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9y ago
Makes me wonder if we will see a Zapier IPO soon. It's a crowded space, integration as a service, and in need of consolidation. Zapier doesn't have MuleSofts enterprise street cred because IMHO weak B2B marketing, but the infrastr
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9y ago
A quick test using Zapier's webhook functionality tells me I can duplicate this with their platform. Doesn't seem to work with link shortener, but I have the sense more time invested on that will yield a result. So, I think the co
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9y ago
Next steps: 1. Extend social credit to non-Chinese living in China. 2. Expand to companies and individuals doing business with or visiting in China. 3. Export the program to finance dependent nations outside China. 4. Require companies depe
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9y ago
Gosh, really unfair to Keybase. From the moment I became aware of Keybase I've been thinking about where and when would be the nexus with cryptocurrency and smart contracts. Keybase does a nice job of relieving pain for me and my busin
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9y ago
Slack is barely useable, and I use it every day. Grief includes: - Huge, rigid, unskinnable UI. - Difficult, multi-step access to configurations and settings. - No OS integration therefore no desktop automation. I probably should have stuck
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9y ago
Think back to about 2009... there was a company called drop.io that was purchased by Facebook and their product summarily executed. It was a simply and elegantly executed Dropbox, Slack, Box, Discord-ish all-in-one solution. It was about 5-
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9y ago
I don't view proxy wars any different from direct conflict for several reasons. First, its hardly a secret where support for proxy sources originates. Second, in many of these cases nuclear weapons were seriously considered or even thr
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9y ago
Full scale isn't part of my comment... your assumption. Anyway, here are historical precedents that illustrate my point. For each conflict ask yourself how it may have been different if the disparity in conventional capabilities had be
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9y ago
Your thinking is not supported by any historical evidence. The historical evidence demonstrates that countries with comparable conventional military capabilities will absorb fantastic losses to projected (expeditionary) forces and will nego
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9y ago
Anyone who has to deal with UCC1 filings at the State & County level can point to a blockchain use case that is a killer app. I've approached a few of the ICO's on this use-case without interest.
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9y ago
I believe this is the problem that Quantstamp is trying to address with their audit service: https://quantstamp.com/auditrequest/
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9y ago
Tax form generation isn't working, which sucks. But the UI and everything else is nice. Would be good to view gains by date ranges (Eg. month, prior year, etc.) Would also be good to login in via method other than Coinbase after the fa
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9y ago
Yes. Look at FB earnings per share and tell me where that growth is going to come from. I note FB is down today. The market is slow to catch on in both directions, but when it does...
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9y ago
Facebook isn't going away. However it seems to be coming apart because its hard to argue that FB improves, rather than burdens, people's lives. Its simply easier, less distracting and often happier connecting outside FB's wal
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