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by urs2102 10y ago
indiehackers.com is a great place to start looking at ideas. I've recommended it on a couple of threads, but it's worth a look.
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Hugo, Inc(theparisreview.org)
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A Brief History of Random Numbers(medium.freecodecamp.com)
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Can we know what animals are thinking?(medium.economist.com)
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by urs2102 10y ago
Write for yourself as a public-private diary and just put it out there. Write once a year, twice a year, every day, or every week -- no pressure. Just do what makes you happy, and keep happiness the goal. I'm sure you'll kill it.
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by urs2102 10y ago
That's actually a great question. I'm not sure at all. It's definitely really hard to look at a dog's ability to communicate in a vacuum outside human domestication. Couldn't find any papers on whether they whine am
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by urs2102 10y ago
Curious if anyone knows anything about the similarities/differences between human crying and dog whining?
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Tears(meltingasphalt.com)
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by urs2102 10y ago
This seems neat. Are there any other future verticals which you would consider domain specific perks for? Also, what exactly constitutes an AI startup? If you utilize a ML library to handle a small feature of your product, are you an AI sta
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by urs2102 10y ago
This is great. I always try to mock up visual representations for problems I'm solving and it's so nice to see an entire blog just about this. Great work!
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What Happens If a Nuclear Bomb Goes Off in Manhattan?(theatlantic.com)
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by urs2102 10y ago
Hey Michael, with getting rid of the Fellowship, and moving to the MOOC, does that mean YC will look at some of the early stage companies the Fellowship would have looked at thus expanding their scope, or is that the purpose of the MOOC?
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by urs2102 10y ago
This was incredible. You should actually write posts like this constantly; it made me burst out laughing at work.
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by urs2102 10y ago
Yeah true. My mistake, but fair point. I'm not exactly sure how to measure that to be honest. Seeing what people used for ten years without switching would be pretty neat.
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by urs2102 10y ago
Yeah you're totally right. Also that they haven't been around for too long either. Didn't occur to me, but makes sense.
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by urs2102 10y ago
This is super interesting. It's also interesting to see the converse - who isn't moving anywhere. Go, Elixir, Dart, and Clojure all seem pretty happy!
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by urs2102 10y ago
I just think most of the community is well aware that downvotes are not for 'opposition', but rather for things that do not contribute to discussion. Then again, I am totally speculating.
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by urs2102 10y ago
Hey Karam! First off, congrats! It's great to see you out here posting, and although I've yet to launch anything on HN yet - I'm sure there are parts that are nerve wracking. Regardless, it's a big deal to have something
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by urs2102 10y ago
Well, nikcub isn't actually wrong. The CBA is the contract that dictates the relations between the league and the players association. It sets terms for the league, the salary cap, and the even procedures regarding the draft. As far th
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Cold Takes: How Computers Killed a Sport(baseballprospectus.com)
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by urs2102 10y ago
Great place to start: https://www.indiehackers.com/businesses
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by urs2102 10y ago
This actually made me burst out laughing and conveyed my thoughts exactly. It's like when you become old enough to realize your parents are fallible and have been winging it the whole time.
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by urs2102 10y ago
Yeah I really think a breakdown of both things matter and the conflation of the two can often make you feel bad at both. Good luck - I really think it's one of the most important skills you can learn. Feel free to email me if you need
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The Untold Story of Magic Leap, the World’s Most Secretive Startup(wired.com)
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by urs2102 10y ago
Are there any interesting insights learned from running the fellowship that contributed to the development of the MOOC? I definitely think the community would love to hear them!
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by urs2102 10y ago
I was very fortunate to have a public speaking role a few years ago that let me speak to 1500+ people every week and I can definitely say that there are two levels IMO. 1. Actually speaking. For this, you just want to practice. Often times
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Welcome to Diversity Debt: The Crisis That Could Sink Uber(backchannel.com)
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by urs2102 10y ago
That's either a great thing for a side projects, or rough thing for startups.
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by urs2102 10y ago
What would be the closest parallel to not just YC, but any venture backed idea which you would you say is similar to 'chasing the impossible'? I think that would expand the scope of a question like this. Functional quantum computi
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The Future of Ransomware(blog.cryptographyengineering.com)
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