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by sah2ed 7y ago
Relevant text from your link: "Nearly a decade has passed since we built the first prototype. Face-to-face collaboration is ingrained in Google’s DNA now—more than 16,500 meetings rooms are VC-equipped at Google and our employees join
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We're a frozen meat brand posting ads inevitably made to misdirect people(twitter.com)
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by sah2ed 7y ago
Let us leave aside my use of designers for a moment and turn to the actual businesses that constitute the media. On the one hand, media businesses are, in most cases, for-profit enterprises similar to other enterprises. On the other hand, “
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> I and perhaps many other people think the media should inform people; that is a statement of its purpose, and it appears that the collective actions of people in society have redesigned it to eliminate most of the informing. Your exp
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> If there is one less to be learned from this whole Covid-19 debacle (and I'm sure there are several), it is that our entire news ecosystem, public and private, is fundamentally structured wrong for doing what is supposed to be it
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by sah2ed 7y ago
The founder of Zoom (Eric Yuan) used to be a respected leader at Cisco but he eventually quit to focus full-time on Zoom. Cisco didn’t fully understand the opportunity he saw to reduce the amount of friction needed to use most video confere
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by sah2ed 7y ago
Perhaps you are right that data on listens is valuable to Apple. Shazam on Android is a net producer of data, while Dark Sky on Android is a net consumer of data.
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> One major change I would make from public money is publishing of results good or bad. There's this competition to get into top tier journals (which I don't think is bad or you can get rid of), but this is done at the cost of
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> he can search in languages he can't read or write. It's like a magic trick. Have you ever tried to suss out how he is able conduct web searches so effectively? Would be interested in what you learned.
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by sah2ed 7y ago
From your link: ”The widely available Roche’s cobas 6800/8800 Systems, which are used to perform the cobas SARS-CoV-2 Test, provide test results in three and half hours and offer improved operating efficiency, flexibility, and fastest
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by sah2ed 7y ago
That unhealthy form of breathing is called vertical breathing. The correct form is horizontal breathing [0] helpfully shared elsewhere in this thread. 0: https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/how-to-breathe/
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by sah2ed 7y ago
Perhaps because Node code bases when deployed cause the package manager (npm) to consume more bandwidth in general than comparable Ruby or Python code bases due to higher dependence on third-party packages? As at Oct. 2018, the top 12 npm p
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> I don't understand the anger here ... Does not compute. The saying: “the market’s perception is your reality” , is especially apt here. Google’s decision makers tends to forget that in the end they are dealing with human custom
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by sah2ed 7y ago
Any reason why you put your link behind a URL shortener besides tracking number of clicks? Since there are no character limits to worry about here unlike Twitter, better to put up the full URL so the community can decide for themselves if t
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by sah2ed 7y ago
What about the “associate” in the entry-level CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate)?
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by sah2ed 7y ago
The OP posted their email: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22443438
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by sah2ed 7y ago
If there's some element of open source in your business, you can start here [0] for various ideas on how to monetize. 0: https://github.com/nayafia/lemonade-stand#table-of-contents
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> ok I know Apple will stop honoring these starting in the Fall ... Do you mind expanding on this? It’s not clear to me what status quo Apple will stop maintaining.
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> This is funny. I can't imagine anyone doing that. There is no end to that. Like imagine someone thinking while walking down a lane "I am walking down the lane, and now I am going to turn left ... " this is endless ...
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by sah2ed 7y ago
Looks like you forgot to include the link to iMazing: https://imazing.com/store
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> (not sure what the name is, previously you would double tap the home button). The SpringBoard? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpringBoard
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by sah2ed 7y ago
Granted. I must have mentally parsed the “unknown” used by OP as “not widely known” (to the HN crowd), and if you look at a lot of the contributions, many of the authors are not exactly “unknown” either.
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by sah2ed 7y ago
Two books first published in the 60s: “The Science of The Artificial” by Herbert Simon, a multi-disciplinary treatise on the goals of design by practitioners in the physical sciences (physics, bio. etc), non-physical sciences (math, comp.
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> Unfortunately, this won't last forever. Other countries are catching up to the U.S. quickly. Eventually, development will move to cheaper labor countries like so many other industries. People have been saying this for like 2 dec
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> how do you think about politics and capitalism than? > can the system still be simplified enough to grasp it well enough to change it? As for a systematic understanding of politics, The Dictator’s Handbook is a good introduction
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> I'm in a country that has seen the land mass of Indonesia (population: approx. 240 million), burn off in the last month or so. Australia?
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by sah2ed 7y ago
If you think doing so is tasteless, you are clearly approaching this with a social lens and I don’t necessarily disagree with your conclusions. I chose to approach this with an economic lens, hence the question of whether the original licen
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by sah2ed 7y ago
> No apologies, no compensation for building a commercial product on something I had spent a decent amount of time on. I think the important question here is did they do this in violation of the open source license you had adopted as a
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by sah2ed 7y ago
Exactly. I’m surprised that this point about the legal ramifications isn’t higher up in the thread. Things get complicated real fast once you move from peddling virtual to physical currencies. I fail to see how the US wont use the same laws
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by sah2ed 7y ago
That characterization would be too graphic for many corporate environments.

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