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this bias tends to come up frequently on HN (often as a reminder that this community shares more articles about businesses that succeed than those that fail), s
by mortuus 16y ago
this bias tends to come up frequently on HN (often as a reminder that this community shares more articles about businesses that succeed than those that fail), so many may recognize it (and upvote it) --- it's sort of like saying tl;dr and summarizing the article it it's own way.
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