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by yalogin 6y ago
It looks like the farmer's land spreads across the border. How is that possible? Or at the very least his land goes all the way to the border line. Either way, in today's age when the line can digitally recorded, why do we need th
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by yalogin 6y ago
Give me an instance this kind of salvaging happened in tech. Tech and non tech differ a lot in this case, one cannot use the generic business pattern there. People run of tissues and every time they run out, they seize being a customer and
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by yalogin 6y ago
This was never in doubt. Everyone knew this was going to happen. Are non tech companies really that foolish to think they can salvage a brand that was relevant 10 years ago and revive it? I have a feeling this is some kind of tax avoidance
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by yalogin 6y ago
The entrepreneur in me loves this idea. They are able to turn dishwashers into a subscription model. I love the reverse engineering even more. A really step by step process, very well written. However I don't understand this specific s
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by yalogin 6y ago
Can you elaborate on the dark patterns? I am not familiar with those kind of issues and am sure there is something positive for them, if not for the users. Or may be some product manager made a wrong decision and instead of correcting and a
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by yalogin 6y ago
This is exactly my thought. They copied digg 2.0 as is. It’s like they saw the users revolting against digg redesign and moving enmasse to Reddit and said, that’s the design we want for site too.
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How is the Reddit new UI helping their user experience?
1 points by yalogin 6y ago|6 comments
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by yalogin 6y ago
Ha thanks for the insight!
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by yalogin 6y ago
Interestingly, I haven't noticed lists in the footer till now and I have been a hacker news member for more than 10 yrs! You obviously have stats on how popular lists is and so will help you make that decision. I am curious if you can
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by yalogin 6y ago
Is this going to be pinned to the front page? Or added as a menu at the top? Adding as a menu at the top will mostly ignored by all except by a select few. Having it pinned to the front page as the first post would be a good way.
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by yalogin 6y ago
I guess it will go up a little, but I am willing to bet that a bunch of the cases you mentioned where they had to send people around are now done online. I will be really shocked if the google IO is not an online conference going forward.
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by yalogin 6y ago
I have been saying this for at least 4 years now that Uber and Lyft shouldn't be doing FSD tech at all. Finally it materialized. After Uber sold their unit, Lyft selling theirs is just a matter of when, not if.
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by yalogin 6y ago
This is not new, there have been other studies that pointed this out. An economic engine like ride sharing will not be stopped because of congestion. Unfortunately, there is going to be a lot of noise year over year. Delivery robots are goi
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by yalogin 6y ago
The cars by themselves are really good. But the problem for musk is without self driving the electric is already commoditized and so the value proposition will be a race to the bottom on prices. So he is hyping FSD and selling cars.
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by yalogin 6y ago
I would say it’s more a plea/encouragement by the software maker to buy the license rather than a anti disassembly mechanism because it’s too easy to get around.
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by yalogin 6y ago
The difference is the advantage Apple has with their HW+SW vertical integration. Its as simple as that. Intel sells CPUs, so it creates the ranges of CPUs to make money. They advertise clock speed and put the higher ones on a pedestal, that
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by yalogin 6y ago
This is what I feared the first time would be, but somehow the virus spared India. The first time around majority of the population was careful, masked up and stayed indoors. The death was super low. That caused people to get over confident
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by yalogin 6y ago
Spotify sure is trying to turn podcasts into a subscription service. They buy as many as possible and add them to their subscription model is their plan. They at least get ad revenue if people don't move off their app. Luckily the land
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by yalogin 6y ago
This is really disappointing. They failed to address the very basic privacy requirement given that this billed as privacy tech. Apple tackles this head on when they say the GUID is per app precisely to ensure users cannot be tracked across
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by yalogin 6y ago
I don't see how Peloton is going to win this in the long run. Strategically a bad move IMO. May be because I still see Peloton as more closer to a fad than something sustainable. They did well to make bank at the right time and go publ
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by yalogin 6y ago
These are very easy to illustrate to the law makers. It costs almost nothing to incessantly call the phone numbers of the most influential lawmakers. All someone has to do is do it for a week and we would get a new law against it. Wonder wh
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by yalogin 6y ago
A founder of a company that did everything they can to make the company viable has a lot more skills than programming. I would say after that long stint as a founder, programming will be the least valuable skill they would bring to the tabl
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by yalogin 6y ago
I am confused how speech recognition tech is worth 20 billion. It’s not even on the most popular platforms like iPhone, android or the desktops even. Can someone shed some light on this?
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by yalogin 6y ago
Is it because it’s a desert and usually really hot?
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by yalogin 6y ago
I am afraid the tipping point has long been crossed with BTC. The value accumulated in the ecosystem will sustain it and automatically validate investment in it. Also the community and investors don’t give up after such a high valuation eve
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Flight loads miscalculated because women using 'Miss' were treated as children(theregister.com)
4 points by yalogin 6y ago|0 comments
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by yalogin 6y ago
This is probably not the best place to ask this question, but as a solo founder or just to reduce costs/time are there some standard free software packages that are used when creating sites? For example most sites need a user sign up m
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by yalogin 6y ago
How is it a leak? There is no information how the data leaked. My bet would be that it’s hoarded through FB api and passed around. Nothing new happened here is my guess
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by yalogin 6y ago
Who pays at stores with PayPal? Is that a thing?
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by yalogin 6y ago
If the OS doesn't want to use it, would it even impact the Pi?

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