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by takanori 7y ago
Cool. Are there any solutions for making the audio less squirrely sounding? Lately I’ve found myself using closed caption at 2.5X to avoid the audio entirely...
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by takanori 7y ago
Start with where you want to end up when you’re 50. Work your way backwards in 5 year increments.
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by takanori 7y ago
Political upheaval didn’t cause any regulation, but this surely will.
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Why is the ‘race to 5G’ a race?(theverge.com)
194 points by takanori 7y ago|154 comments
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by takanori 7y ago
Lots of nytimes articles on HN lately
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by takanori 8y ago
What value does the product drive for the target stakeholder? At what frequency is this value delivered to the stakeholder? How does the stakeholder know they are receiving value? How does the value compare with the price paid? What is the
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by takanori 8y ago
Rad can
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by takanori 8y ago
So is there a seatbelt or harness to attach the rider to machine as they FLY?
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by takanori 8y ago
What sort of precedent would this set? If you ban sociopaths whose attributes (lack of empathy for one) are perfectly suited to oversee thousands of individual people, would it lead to banning, for example, a brilliant person with Asperger
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by takanori 8y ago
This article ought to be one sentence: change your name
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Hipsters, RIP(economist.com)
1 points by takanori 8y ago|1 comments
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by takanori 8y ago
I found these questions to be pretty interesting https://medium.com/@therealpankaj/interview-questions-to-ask...
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by takanori 8y ago
So many people and content sites put out menaingless predictions that there is no consequence of being wrong on. Unless the author has sufficient skin in the game, for example they take a short position on the S&P to back up the predict
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by takanori 8y ago
Up to this point, if you could amass any sort of audience, it was easier and more lucrative to monetize via ads than attempt user subscriptions/micro transactions. I recall hearing that VCs would advise their consumer apps NOT to monet
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by takanori 8y ago
Let’s assume that Mobile users (across the world) are open to making these micro-transactions (I think they likely are). These would qualify as in-app purchases. This makes Apple + Google the gatekeepers to this happening.
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These went from WTF – WOAH – cool – meh – lame(techcrunch.com)
1 points by takanori 8y ago|0 comments
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by takanori 8y ago
Compounded by the fact that almost their entire population lives of off generous government subsidies. Will be tough to instill an entrepreneurial spirit in the next generation.
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by takanori 8y ago
Tackle the hardest problems and solve them. or Attach yourself to the areas that have the highest business impact and produce results...
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by takanori 8y ago
Create a basic balance sheet spreadsheet for your self. In the rows, enumerate out the next 50 years In the columns put in your Income vs Expenses Factor in things like marriage, kids, buying home, college, reasonable investment returns. Ma
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by takanori 8y ago
You ultimately default to action, not get stuck thinking about whether or not.
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by takanori 8y ago
While each funding round typically results in the dilution of ownership percentages for existing investors, the need to sell a higher number of shares to meet financing requirements in a down round increases the dilutive effect. Due to the
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by takanori 8y ago
Acknowledged and true that there is always someone with a contrarian pessimistic view. Chamath seems bent on "burning it down" after his own firm went through what objectively looks like a meltdown. Also true that later stage com
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by takanori 8y ago
It’s worth noting that the commercial real estate companies are exposed should WeWork falter. https://www.cbinsights.com/research/wework-real-estate-earni...
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by takanori 8y ago
It would seem that softbanks backing by the Saudi brutal regime should give Silicon Valley idealistic founders moment of pause before accepting their investment. WeWork founders banned meat from their office meals can they really accept to