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by spyhi 9y ago
> Facebook shows me updates about friends that I wouldn't otherwise know about. Adding to this, text messaging and emailing and deliberate and specific, which means someone has to think to include you. It takes work to figure all th
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by spyhi 9y ago
Yeah, I made an account a while ago with the intent to participate and realized I wasn't nearly technical enough to add any value yet, but back now that I'm farther along with my CS degree. For once I had some relevant info! Shitl
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by spyhi 9y ago
Hour-old account, archive.is domain. I feel like that's a hint...
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by spyhi 9y ago
> I hope it sticks to user engagement/meta-type posts (IAMAs) rather than being an account that acts as an auto-submitter of WaPo headlines to r/news/politics/worldnews. A friend of mine is the lead mod for the /
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by spyhi 9y ago
You covered product decisions pretty well, but I was curious about organizational decisions. Based on your talk, it seems like you existed mostly outside the SV bubble and seemed to maybe even avoid it. Nonetheless, many of your employees c
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by spyhi 10y ago
Good idea, thank you!
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Ask HN: Can you recommend any good computer science audiobooks or podcasts?
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by spyhi 10y ago
Agreed, though I draw the parallel elsewhere. The industrial revolution was about automating labor, though really it just scaled up repeatable processes. Likewise, computer programs don't really automate mental labor, they just scale u
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by spyhi 10y ago
I'd be interested in reading about this as well. I've been keeping an eye on Buffer for a while now because I'm fascinated by their culture and business philosophy, and I've been watching the development of B Corps to se