charm137

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   by charm137 8d ago

   Yes. And it's rather dry and technical. Good advice on the "interesting anecdotes" / story aspect of it.
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   by charm137 8d ago

   It's astounding that the thought to dissociate one of the mathematicians from the proposed publication was driven by their corporate institutional affiliation - and that that exclusion was suggested by a scientist themselves! This is l
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   by charm137 11d ago

   Thank you. That indeed appears to be the best approach. Judging by some other comments here, I sense many people here (just like much of the internet) are just angry by default for some reason and assume no prior effort on the part of the
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   Ask HN: How do you build organic traction as an indie dev?

   7 points by charm137 11d ago|7 comments
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   by charm137 3mo ago

   There are two fundamental problems: one is the inability to admit mistakes and shed the false aura of omniscience in front of customers, investors or employees. The second (almost a corollary of the first) is overpromising and, as a result,