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by FeatureRush 10y ago
Here the source comment is reproduced in this old HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3156724
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
Absolutely true, the whole idea that there is one dominating factor in success is a dead end. Just looking at SaaS: bad marketing means no growth and wasted product, bad product means no retention and wasted marketing.
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
The other time this story was discussed here (probably in 2011, linked to techcrunch) someone pointed out very insightful comment from person claiming to be employed at a time at the Netscape in Marketing (or Sales?). According to this emp
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
Wouldn't it rather depend on the value to the buyer? I mean as a general rule of operating businesses you try to pay production costs for things you need and price for customer value for things you sell?
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
Crypto industry is a step ahead in this game, they would release white paper proving that even the creators of the system can't manipulate upvotes.
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
Maybe it's because I'm not a native speaker, but for me the quote was all about Valve and was not giving bleak predictions about whole market as the headline implies. Here, for comparison, the way I parse the quote: A) "
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
Compare with this "Valve CEO: 'We're comfortable with the idea that VR will turn out to be a complete failure'" as it was titled on reddit which is much less clickbaity but still cuts off important part of the full
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
What would be the next test? Clusters or that dark matter dwarf galaxy causing ripples in our Milky Way?
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
You are probably right, it was some time ago, but did they also not wanted other things that paper publications are required, like storing copy in some archive? Anyway, accreditation would make it even more troublesome and still would not s
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
We already had similar discussion here in Poland couple years ago. The thing was: should all on-line news sites be officially registered in similar way as paper newspapers? Then what about blogs, personal webpages and other sites that are n
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
how about this: some time ago when the news that tortures did not produce any valuable intel to counter terrorism was wildly reported in USA, the Polish media instead run a story about how terrorists were planning attacks in Poland during m
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
About that job market thing, it is quite close from Berlin to Poznań and Poland in general, there are many shops here that build startups for foreign clients, and many German companies take advantage of that. This is probably where some of
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
I see, recently I'm seeing people being called out on thoughtlessly mentioning the gender. The 'female programmer' was a lazy translation, agree, but I would've also used 'woman' to describe person who wrote th
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
In epic (literary genre) you use 'retardation' in a form of long, detailed description to slow the action.
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
[I'm not OP] Does one have to always make sure not to mention gender in English? I'm from Poland and in Polish you mention it all the time unless you specifically go out of your way not to do so. Before I've seen people criti
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
I agree with Chris2048, in time before the actual vote in UK polish media tried to present both options and their arguments, one of the interviews was really memorable for me, the conclusion was that "no fisherman in UK will vote for s
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by FeatureRush 10y ago
This is kind of similar to how thing are in Poland, so maybe other countries in EU work the same way? In short, digitalising creates new "pole eksploatacji" (~field of exploitation/utilisation) for image, and by the law each
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by FeatureRush 11y ago
hard mode: the competitor is a YC company and you are not even in US Would you answer the same?
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by FeatureRush 11y ago
So... about that gold rush - how much work it takes to be good at it? Could it reliably provide OK income for someone or is it like other gold rushes?
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by FeatureRush 12y ago
Pioneer Anomaly was solved in 2012, once the thermal recoil force is properly accounted for, no anomalous acceleration remains.
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by FeatureRush 12y ago
And while at it: how to measure changes on the way? When using IQ tests or simple logic games you are getting better at the task with each measurement...
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by FeatureRush 12y ago
Have a look at 4chan - once the thread is done, it's gone, no need for db for that and the community is still there.
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by FeatureRush 12y ago
On airbnb.pl were the prices always displayed as zł1090 etc? The proper way is 1090zł.
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by FeatureRush 12y ago
There are some problems with answers form SO, example "What is monad?", but nice overall. Some answers could be combined into one like "Where is New Zealand?"
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by FeatureRush 12y ago
I heard about it from people working on that project, it was hour long presentation but this single anecdote is all I remember from it after 9(?) years...
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by FeatureRush 12y ago
Hope I remember it correctly, a story form couple years ago about students form some polish university (was it PUT?) working on such system. It was meant to be only an assist to a doctor, because legally it was all it could ever be... Anywa
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by FeatureRush 12y ago
Can this approach be extended to for example generating "matching" tests for the code? Like "I see this function processes dates, here are some popular test cases learned from 1000s other projects"? Could someone point m
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by FeatureRush 13y ago
For example not all people will find "buttons" in your flat design when only difference is background colour, even if they can perceive the difference. Adding more "signals" like usage of icons, shadows, borders, fonts..
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by FeatureRush 13y ago
Hmmm (defrules my-rules [(+ ?x 1) (inc ?x)] [(- ?x 1) (dec ?x)]) Could something like that be shipped together with libraries and automagically update and refactor my code on simple backward incompatible changes?
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by FeatureRush 13y ago
> annihilating the world several times over with nuclear weapons. No, not really, see http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/2009/how-i-learnt-to-s... http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/nuclear/nuc

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