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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
What happens on page 67? > On page 67, Billy and his father are discussing their plan to buy two pups from the coon hunter. Billy's father tells him that they will have to save up for the pups and that it will take some time. He als
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
This has to be revisited as the cost of publishing plausible but unsubstantiated content is driven to zero with AI text generators. It may not come from the same old institutions, but I predict there will be continued and possibly increased
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
This is such a wild take and would be so toxic to any organization. Assuming you’re not trolling: you might be surprised to know that your colleagues are actually not, in fact, idiots, and will sniff this out. For how many years do you supp
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
I see parallels here with industrialization and automation in manufacturing and food production. Today, it's self-evident to us as consumers when a product is cheap, low-quality, manufactured garbage from China. In many cases we can ch
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
Similarly, backbone.js!
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
If you’re on AWS, QuickSight may be a good option. I am using it exactly as you are planning, with an internal view for us and external views for each customer to see their own data. It embeds into our React app.
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
Hello, another PM here. As others have said, I’d also be glad to talk with you about your goals and my email is in my profile. I enjoy mentoring up-and-coming PMs. But you might not need it. You said you’ve worked at other companies around
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
> sales people would try and take a substantial clip of any ongoing business As others have said here, take this as an opportunity to learn something new and add sales skills to your toolbox! At a certain point, though, you have to recko
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
> I am trying hard for the past decade but all of these still go right around my head. What have you tried so far? There is plenty of information available (even in these comments) about how to find customers.
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If true, you should share it with the foundation that catalogs them.
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
Yes! This is a remarkable typo that gives a very different impression of the history of the tree. 4 million trees in the whole eastern US would make them uncommon even at their peak, when the truth is that they were everywhere.
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
Definitely describe this use case on the site. This is an interesting feature that I didn’t think existed based on the current site material!
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
Right? I had the same idea when I read this. If you're serious about it, reach out to my email in profile. I tried you at your @landshark.io email but it bounced back to me.
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
This sounds super interesting to me, particularly as an API-first or API-focused product to be used inside other products. I’ve been chewing on a related idea for managing aspects of data compliance. My email is my username at gmail if you’
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
Serious question. Who would still leave money in one of these platforms after seeing so many competing platforms restrict withdrawals? Are these just the true believers left? Maybe people not paying attention to the trends?
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
The article says it: “The Italian SA reiterated that an IP address is a personal data”
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
Can you give an example of what you mean?
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
For a typical business reader, these are pretty standard terms. Most people became familiar with MBS (mortgage-backed securities) during the last financial crisis, and CPI (consumer price index) is a way of reporting inflation. The article
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
How would you, as an elected government official, build a project outside of government?
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by tylerrobinson 4y ago
> And I’ll wearily pretend to accept that people are emotional and couldn’t understand Bayesian reasoning or false positives and so we need to worry about stressing them out (#2). > Why are we taking as given that a net-negative decis
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by tylerrobinson 5y ago
Funny coincidence to see this. As a still-somewhat-new homeowner, I've faced similar pain points. When did I change the furnace filters... and what size are they, anyway? What was the model number of the downstairs faucet aerator? Who
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by tylerrobinson 5y ago
This is spot on. Feeling frustrated working on large distributed systems could be generalized as “feeling frustrated working in a large organization” because the same limitations apply. You learn about things you cannot control, and it is i
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by tylerrobinson 5y ago
Nice work on this and on the demo video as well! The keyboard shortcuts and visual interactions look polished. This is essentially how I think about my todos, too.
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by tylerrobinson 5y ago
> even if Twilio sends something at 10am it might not be sent by Verizon until 11am. This absolutely impacts off-hour SMS sending. Suppose my business is software for restaurants to notify customers their table is ready via text. How wou
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IBM Sells Some Watson Health Assets for More Than $1B(bloomberg.com)
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by tylerrobinson 5y ago
Right? I went up to a cashier the other day and she said, “You know you can order from your table using your phone, right?” But why would I want to learn some god awful system when I could tell her what I want in a sentence and let her do t
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by tylerrobinson 5y ago
Not affiliated with them, but Spreedly is an example of a company in this space.
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by tylerrobinson 5y ago
Right. Downtime (or perception of downtime) is bad for business, so AWS is surely working to improve reliability to avoid more black eyes on their uptime. But at the same time, an AWS customer might be considering multi-region functionality
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by tylerrobinson 5y ago
After reading this I actually opened up my notebook and jotted down a quick outline for a possible project of my own. Thanks for the inspiration!
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by tylerrobinson 5y ago
I think given that the article was a five minute read intended to introduce the financially literate reader to the new concept of quantum finance that the level of detail was quite reasonable.

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