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10y ago
brilliant bricklaying. Is this really the best thing CV researchers should be doing? There are so many unsolved problems and they're working on removing glare from old photos?
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10y ago
Basically : They design for value for users instead of, and they add features relentlessly instead of hitting product-market fit and stopping development until a competitor comes out with something good (looking at FB). This is probably due
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10y ago
You're right but HN hive mind is destroying you.
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10y ago
Most people would describe terminal software as hideous. Happiness comes from visual variety.
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10y ago
thank you. You have a great product there. I'm sure a lot of design/film production studios were looking for this. Right now managing a design studio usually means 3/4 platforms. Your platform has a real chance to take over t
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10y ago
The thing you might leave a job because you really, really disagree with that assesment!
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10y ago
Wow! This just blew me away. Very VERY close to what I was thinking. Going to try this now.
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10y ago
Something richer. Take a look at the web app Notion. it's pretty close, but it still has the problem of having to upload everything into their platform all the time. A rich media pinboard is my idea. I love pinboard, but it needs to al
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10y ago
Hmm all of it? Does it have grids for photos?
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Ask HN: How to build a personal database for creative work
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10y ago
As a designer I can tell you right now = solve this problem and make lots of money as an engineer. If you need help, PM me, I will list you all the clusterfucks Adobe has made trying to solve this problem.
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10y ago
I would not have left. She could just be seeing whether he was a nice guy before them bangin'. The minute she started yelling, yes, probably. But before? Why? Because she needed help moving a painting around. Anyway it all depends on t
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10y ago
I think Facebook is here used as a way of illustration and contrast. It's a good way to visualise income inequality.
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10y ago
And Facebook hires one of the lead researchers? And Zuckerberg is preparing his assets for a possible entry into politics? I wonder what Peter Thiel really gave Donald Trump for him to end up in such a great position as he has. Is it possib
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10y ago
Lots of people left Greece because of tremendous unemployment still being an issue.
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10y ago
Lots of countries don't allow foreigners do buy property in this way to prevent exactly this sort of Bubble. What might be happening (I think, seen no evidence yet) is that asset managers in banking have moved "safe" money fr
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10y ago
Comparative advantage is a capitalism reasoning for Competition. It's actual logic in a post-scarcity world is dubious.
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10y ago
Speaking as someone who knows pixels, HDR is the first non buzz thing that's been out for a long time. Try it before making quick judgements
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10y ago
Advertising is a surprisingly concentrated market, with five or six conglomerates making most of ads you see (WPP, Publicis, Mccain, etc.) In fact this whole brewhaha was started because the current head of the WPP said he wanted Google to
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10y ago
I keep wondering whether negative interest rates and QE have made real estate a very attractive purchase for international investors. I'm trying to track down evidence that asset managers have started moving "safe money" inve
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10y ago
Good luck. And remember to read! Read read read like your life depended on it
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10y ago
The idea of apolitical money is a fantasy. Read sociology studies on the origins of money, ie Debt the first 10 000 years has a good counter narrative to the the idea that markets self generate (with plenty of historical evidence). Markets,
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10y ago
No of course not. The whole problem that Steve is talking about here stinks of mismanagement of some sort tho, that isn't really fixed by telling people "stop giving me excuses on delivery day". Something is wrong with the wh
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10y ago
Thank god someone got it. Toyota Production system talks about exactly the same thing. It's the manager's job to make sure everything is running on time.
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10y ago
Look into Toyota
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10y ago
Consider that the media is a part of the free market, that the free market is not rational, and that this is its way of self-correcting.
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10y ago
Grow up. You're defending destroying society so you can get what YOU think is right (based on how much it increases your net worth?). Did you similarly fight for the end of copyright? Did you join the pirate party? What about racial eq
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10y ago
This is key. Because Musk always says "There's a very good chance might not happen" very talented people perk up because what they hear is a guy dreaming with pragmatism. When very smart people see that, they want to help mak
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10y ago
Do you actually think saying Iran is a repressive state is false? Do you actually think Bannon's statements are normal? It's at least Nixon level bullshit at the moment; I expect it to get worst.
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10y ago
The problem is he's a hypocrite. How can you accuse the media of lying and lie all he time yourself? His IRS lie being the worst. He kept saying he couldn't do it, but that's just a straight lie.
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