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by somid3 9y ago
Hi, I have a lot of commercialization background in this space - this is me - http://linkedin.com/in/somid3/ - shoot me a msg at somid3 at google's email service dot com
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How to 2X Your Salary as a Software Engineer(youexec.com)
78 points by somid3 9y ago|44 comments
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Despite Proven Technology, Attempts to Make Table Saws Safer Drag On(npr.org)
92 points by somid3 9y ago|217 comments
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck [Summary with Audio](youexec.com)
5 points by somid3 9y ago|1 comments
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The Medical Profession's Digital Revolution Is Here(spiegel.de)
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by somid3 9y ago
You Exec - http://youexec.com
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The Quitting Economy – Summary and Audio(youexec.com)
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Articles related to growing your startup and business(youexec.com)
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How to Grow 3000% a Year Without Making a Mess(hackernoon.com)
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by somid3 9y ago
Ed! So happy to read this article from the Beehive days!
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by somid3 9y ago
Ok and this transition will take YEARS, while a hack will only take one night.
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by somid3 9y ago
By 2025 I will show this thread to all my friends who lost their savings as a time stamped proof that I saw the acopalypse that was headed their way.
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by somid3 9y ago
" circa 2008
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by somid3 9y ago
Ok. I just wouldn't want to bear that risk and have a dime on any public-digitally-signed protocol. Let alone my savings.
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by somid3 9y ago
My general rationale is that if DOA failed because of a single hack, then although its expensive today to run an experiment on a quantum device, it's still worth the millions that can be harvested. So accessibility is not a barrier. Li
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by somid3 9y ago
Yes, but then non-quantum devices will take forever to execute a trade.
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Ask HN: If Quantum computing wins, Blockchain then dies, right?
11 points by somid3 9y ago|16 comments
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100+ Breathtaking Poster Images to Inspire Teams(linkedin.com)
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Ash HN: are you a drone builder and/or 3D helicopter builder?
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by somid3 9y ago
True, but what if now every CEO of every company you have registered with follows suit and you get 100s of emails with no unsubscribe.
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by somid3 9y ago
Im more interested in whether or not this breaks the law of things rather than who has access to my personal email. It baffles me that they have a footer with addresses but no unsubscribe. This is a slippery slope, what if every company sta
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by somid3 9y ago
Years ago, and never ordered anything. Last time I logged in was yeeears ago.
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by somid3 9y ago
True. I was testing. They provide no method to unsubscribe.
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by somid3 9y ago
Precisely. I believe it was on purpose.
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by somid3 9y ago
I don't have an active account. I've never bought anything on Etsy, and last time I ever used them was years ago.
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by somid3 9y ago
Because you can also unsubscribe by replying "unsubscribe if there is no link. Part of CAN-SPAM.
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by somid3 9y ago
It breaks CAN-SPAM because there is no unsubscribe link, on reply "unsubscribe" the system does not remove the user. Email is not transactional, last time I logged into Etsy was years ago. This is just a terrible way to introduce
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New Etsy.com CEO breaks CAN-SPAM law on first email. Great(imgur.com)
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by somid3 9y ago
Are there any engineers interested in developing an open source electric vehicle, or vertical take-off electric vehicle?
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You Exec Weekly Report – Open source electric car project? (See bottom)(youexec.com)
1 points by somid3 9y ago|1 comments

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