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A Beginner's Guide to Nootropics(reddit.com)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
> Adorable and fascinating The second adjective covers why it's HN-appropriate.
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iOS Onboarding Without Signup Screens(medium.com)
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So What Exactly Is a Light Field Volume?(uploadvr.com)
1 points by taylorwc 11y ago|1 comments
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by taylorwc 11y ago
I don't think so--the author addresses it. From the post: > My WiFi bulbs are some unknown, eBay sourced devices that use a crappy mobile app for control.
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The Impact of a Startup's Location on Its Ability to Raise Capital (2014)(tomtunguz.com)
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The Swayze Effect(storystudio.oculus.com)
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No Matter What They Tell You, It's a People Problem (2008)(blog.codinghorror.com)
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It's time to secure your Amazon account with two-factor authentication(engadget.com)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
This was exactly my reaction. Solution in search of a problem?
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Tips for YC Interviews(blog.ycombinator.com)
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How to ask for advice(michaelseibel.com)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
> Thanks to Paul Buchheit, Erica Carpenter, Brian Chesky, Adam D’Angelo, Drew Houston, Justin Kan, Matt Krisiloff, Aaron Levie, Gabriel Leydon, Jessica Livingston, Dustin Moskovitz, David Rusenko and Colleen Taylor for contributing thou
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Why Decentralized Identity Matters(continuations.com)
105 points by taylorwc 11y ago|62 comments
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Why Decentralized Identity Matters(continuations.com)
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Using Vaporware to Validate a Product Idea and Generate Demand for Your Startup(tomtunguz.com)
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Deep Learning Robot Takes 10 Days to Teach Itself to Grasp(technologyreview.com)
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The Age of the Cockroach(medium.com)
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Right on Target: Foursquare Accurately Predicts iPhone Sales(medium.com)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
Google picked up Revolv via Nest[0], so I'd be surprised if they were bidding. Apple seems like a long shot to me, given their existing projects with TV and Homekit and the fact that they don't seem interested in making home autom
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Dealing with Bad Apples (2008)(blog.codinghorror.com)
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Etsy Welcomes Manufacturers to Artisanal Fold(nytimes.com)
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Why It's Safe for Founders to Be Nice(paulgraham.com)
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A hitchhiker’s guide to product management(yilunzh.com)
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Dawn Sends Sharper Scenes from Ceres(nasa.gov)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
The concept of mens rea [0] touches on this. One of its applications is that ignorance is not an excuse for being culpable. All of this is not to say that lack of intent makes someone blameless, only that it is not fraud without intent.
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by taylorwc 11y ago
Your point stands, and this is a nit, but... Fraud, by legal definition, must be intentional. It is a deliberate attempt to mislead.
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Containers and the Search for the “Killer App”(redpoint.com)
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AWS Device Farm Has Added iOS(aws.amazon.com)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
I have very mixed emotions about this. There were certainly some non-major-specific courses that I had to take that did have a positive effect on my thinking and reasoning ability. The majority, however, were a giant waste of time and money

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