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by bhc3 8y ago
He was still doing weekends when I discovered Coast to Coast AM. As others have said, his ability to hold two opposing points of view in mind (i. this guy I'm talking to is crazy, ii. let's get weird) was wonderful. I enjoyed the
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by bhc3 9y ago
A metric that may be useful: fragility index. How many positive results would need to be reversed to have the p-value exceed 0.05? Seems applicable for low-powered studies such as this one. Details: https://emcrit.org/pulmcr
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by bhc3 9y ago
Oliver - as a fellow marathoner, I'll disagree on this. 26.2 is just a long run, with ever degrading legs. Even with the drafting behind the phalanx of runner, one's legs are being put through some rough work. I watched the Kipcho
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by bhc3 10y ago
I guess it goes without saying that the headline is clickbait. The difference isn't "an illusion". Rather, the article describes an insightful way of looking at incomes based on cost-of-living for different geographies. The y
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by bhc3 11y ago
How do you mean? I think of Moments are formalizing something that Twitter does well: conversations/stories around topics of current interest. Sure, you'll engage your connections on these topics. But it's nice to see a broad
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by bhc3 11y ago
I'm convinced way down the road (ahem...pun) that autonomous vehicles are going to become our work spaces. We already see it with some people getting work done on their company buses. But those are limited in terms of letting you work
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by bhc3 11y ago
I've flown to Germany from San Francisco several times. Nine time zones away. The flight leaves early afternoon in SF, and I'm in Germany by late morning. The travel included a 40 minute train ride from Frankfurt. I sleep very lit
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by bhc3 11y ago
"I believe that some day a great part of the world will be Eurasian." Considering this was 1890, and that she was experiencing all these prejudices, a remarkable prediction on her part. We're still a ways away, but in 2010, 1
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by bhc3 11y ago
I'm expecting somewhere way down the road, scientists will unlock the secrets to prolonging our lives for nearly forever. They'll stop the telomeres from degrading, come up with ways to address cancer quickly and effectively, etc.
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by bhc3 11y ago
I don't know this market well. But I can suggest three tests that you should apply to any potential niche you're considering. "Jobs-to-be-done" (JTBD) is useful analytical tool here. A "job" is a thing that som
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by bhc3 11y ago
Father of an older boy (11), younger girl (8). I do notice that it's "easier" to be stern with my son than my daughter. I have to be stern with both at times, but it takes a bit of extra effort to bring the right attitude wit
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by bhc3 11y ago
Per his LinkedIn page, he was CTO but left Monsoon in August 2014. https://www.linkedin.com/pub/andrew-hunzekerhesed/1a/361/320
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by bhc3 11y ago
I've not used Slack. How does it differ from Yammer and Jive? I ask, because those two work collaboration platforms have their own valuations. Yammer was bought for $1 billion by Microsoft. Jive Software's current market cap is $4
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by bhc3 12y ago
I live not too far from Sutro Tower. One use for it: fog indicator. I used to commute from Pleasanton back into SF. I'd always take a look at Sutro Tower. If it was shrouded in fog, I knew my house would be too. If it was sunny on Sutr
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by bhc3 12y ago
My crack at it... 1/3 chance prize is behind a given door. Pick a door, you've got a 1/3 chance it's behind it. But there's a 2/3 chance it's behind one of the other doors. So you've got two sets of o
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Consumer adoption of Bitcoin(bhc3.com)
1 points by bhc3 12y ago|0 comments
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by bhc3 12y ago
Keep in mind that there were deaths in the development of our space program in the past. http://www.spaceanswers.com/space-exploration/heroes-of-spac... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_C
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by bhc3 12y ago
Another parent here. This summer, we took the kids to Paris. 10 y.o. son is wearing a Minecraft t-shirt on the street. A group of Chinese kids in a tourist group walked by. They saw his shirt, and I understood one word they said: "Mine
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by bhc3 12y ago
Having lived in SF since 1996, I'd like to formally refute your point here. I'm quite happy with SF. I also live outside the Mission gentrification world, but do work in the tech industry. SF is still weird, it's still got it
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by bhc3 13y ago
Klout's "klout score" = 87. http://klout.com/#/user/klout
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When customers want a product roadmap, do this instead(bhc3.com)
1 points by bhc3 13y ago|0 comments
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Viral math(blogs.reuters.com)
4 points by bhc3 13y ago|0 comments
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Decision flow for B2B customer feature requests(bhc3.com)
3 points by bhc3 13y ago|0 comments
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10 examples of fabulously flawed product-first thinking(bhc3.com)
1 points by bhc3 13y ago|0 comments
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by bhc3 13y ago
Agree that we do in reality get busy, and it's a legit thing to say at times. My sense is the perpetually "I'm so busy" types are the subject of the post.
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What do you mean customers don't know what they want?(bhc3.com)
1 points by bhc3 14y ago|0 comments
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by bhc3 14y ago
Sachin - are you aware of any transfer tools to Posterous's most obvious peer, Tumblr?
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A Method for Applying Jobs-to-Be-Done to Product and Service Design(bhc3.com)
2 points by bhc3 14y ago|0 comments
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by bhc3 14y ago
Along those lines, saw this tweet earlier today: "Entrepreneurs take note: The going rate for a 'yes' to your ideas is roughly ten 'no's. - @neilpatel" https://twitter.com/johnsonwhitney/status/268411928408363009
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by bhc3 14y ago
For MVPs, I have seen this particular situation (it's a B2B scenario). Your customer will use the product with their customers or users. So the MVP has to be 'good enough' for not just your early adopter customers, but for their customers a

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