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8y ago
Parallels still exists? Good for them!
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Reminded of this Chamath quote attributed to Bill Gates in an interview with Semil Shah about Facebook's platform. "I remember when we raised money from Bill Gates...and Gates said something along the lines of, 'That’s a croc
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When OSX launched with a Unix platform, every hackathon went from Thinkpads to Macbooks over the course of a year or two. It was just more fun to make tech on them. I don't think it was intentional on Apple's part to target develo
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R.I.P. FilmStruck, the best streaming service for classic films
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Ex-Google Employee Urges Lawmakers to Take on Company
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Also a daily subscriber to Stratechery. Ben (Zuck?) under-indexes on the feeling of good will associated with a good product experience. But I agree that we over-index on it here on HN. IG won on speed, usability and UX over early competito
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This Startup School lecture posted today about how to find product market fit is literally all lean methodology https://www.startupschool.org/videos/38
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Tinder was incubated at Hatch Labs at IAC (not Match, but IAC owned Match) https://techcrunch.com/2011/03/31/exclusive-iac-hatches-hatc...
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8y ago
Thirded. WeWork has horrible sound design.
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Facebook has to infer intent, unlike, say Google Search, which can get it directly from your keywords. FB has built a data halo around its users to try and infer that intent. Hard to imagine them ever giving you control over that additional
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Whatever Happened to Danny Lloyd – The Kid in the Shining?
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Here's one I always wonder about: $36.2M; $36.2m; $36.2mm; ?
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9y ago
We got really burned, multiple times, by Twitter. After the first time, shame on us, right? Never again.
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What If Parents Loved Strangers’ Children as Much as Their Own?
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The central problem here is that Stanford is saying one thing and doing another. The central question, which isn't asked in the article, is why. Stanford is creating an exclusive, private club, as is their right, but not being upfront
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9y ago
Garbage in, garbage out.
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‘I Forgot My PIN’: An Epic Tale of Losing $30,000 in Bitcoin
(wired.com)
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There's an AR project in here, I tell ya!
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9y ago
Western Wind: An Introduction to Poetry
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9y ago
New York: drivers have lyft and uber apps/logos running/displayed.
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One Year of iPad Pro
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The Evidence to Prove the Russian Hack
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This makes sense from a suburban, car-based perspective. From a walking, city-based lens, neighborhoods and social interactions make a lot of sense. It's why coffee shops haven't been made obsolete by vending machines - at least h
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There's also the "god view" scandal which Uber definitely did get sued for (there haven't been similar lawsuits against Lyft) https://www.buzzfeed.com/johanabhuiyan/uber-settles-godview
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“If you really want to know, it’s like a computer game, the archive. There are different levels. Most people can only get to Level 1. I can get to Level 6.”
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Adam Curtis and the Secret History of Everything
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tl;dr Location-based photofeeds are like surveillance cameras and give you a taste of a destination in real-time to help you make a decision.
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Encryption service Virtru, built by ex-NSA engineer, raises $29M
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Founded by four ex-Google engineers, including the guy that built Google's first self driving car https://backchannel.com/the-man-who-built-googles-first-self...
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At 29 you're starting to see beyond the ladder you've been taught to climb. Is a new degree/job/relationship going to fill the void? When I was in your shoes, I started to ask myself that question. I decided that the sou
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