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by deanalevitt 7y ago
ThymeBase has two remote developer positions open with a preference for Africa and European timezones. https://remoteok.io/remote-jobs/75614-remote-full-stack-deve...
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Variable Font Experiments(typearture.com)
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Marking the end of pixel trackers in Basecamp emails(m.signalvnoise.com)
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Are microbiome gut health tests “bullshit”?(sifted.eu)
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Europe’s killer nanobot startups are taking on cancer(sifted.eu)
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
The new book Secrets of Sand Hill Road by Scott Kupor is slightly newer, a little more readable, and talks a lot about dilution, but otherwise covers almost the same ground. Both books are great in understanding the space and motivations of
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The Patterns of Great Startup Ideas(nfx.com)
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Israeli Researchers Develop Vibrating Vest to Communicate Wordlessly with Dogs(nocamels.com)
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We used UI/UX to confront the climate crisis(blog.prototypr.io)
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
This was the most fun I've had while building a ton of anxiety
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
Hiring remote gave my startups access to amazingly talented people where they were, not where we were. It allowed the team to work in a space they felt was productive and comfy and our employee turnover was non-existent. I'm a big prop
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
When I worked as a director for a large tech company I had some similar questions. Because I joined through an acquisition, I never truly adjusted to the network of managers both above, below and alongside me. Eventually, about a year after
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
Non-technical founder here. I found my side-project co-founder by talking about my ideas with everyone who might listen. He was a colleague who had a little extra time.
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
To invest in a hedge fund, I believe you need to be an accredited investor. Basically, you need to make over $200k a year or have a $1,000,000 excluding your primary residence. I'm assuming you don't consider an accredited investo
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
Yeah, you're right about the decimal point.
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
> There are some easy wins here, at least in theory. I think a great deal of fake news is spam-like and can be eliminated by similar techniques. I agree wholeheartedly with this. As someone who ran an email newsletter tool that battled s
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
> This could result in 175 million trees being planted in one year. If executed properly the Philippines will get 525 billion trees planted in a single generation. This sounds a bit... well, odd. There are 390 billion trees in the Amazon
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SEO and Progressive Web Apps: Looking to the Future(moz.com)
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A pair of googly eyes could radically change how people spend their money(businessinsider.com)
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The Co-Founder of Anima on the Future of the Design to Developer Handoff(cloudberrycreative.com)
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
I'm a non-technical founder who generally doesn't bug my team about why a change took so long but that's because they communicate with me. Thing is, working with a developer as a non-technical team member can be a frustrating
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A Holocaust Story for Social Media: Eva 'Posts' on Instagram About Hungary 1944(nocamels.com)
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
Sure! Why not? You've got the experience, expertise and no contractual obligation. If you think you can compete, go for it.
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
I might have missed it when scanning the article, but nowhere did it mention how the formal ethical codes for docs and lawyers are backed up by licenses and review panels and exams. Are they proposing the same regulation before allowing som
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
That sounds really cool, actually. I rely on YouTube/Daily Motion for shows in foreign languages but I struggle without a transcript due to dialect and speed. When there are subtitles, it helps immensely, so I imagine your idea would b
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
I moved, in my 30's, to a non-English-speaking country. I tried Babble and DuoLingo. Babble was crap, and DuoLingo was alright at slowly expanding my vocab, but the sentences were idiotic. One example was "The horse is touching me
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What design tools get wrong(kilianvalkhof.com)
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How to Watch Israel's Beresheet Spacecraft Land on the Moon(nocamels.com)
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
re: Chesterton's Fence - great analogy. Until they mention the significant benefits of the lower capital gains tax, and how raising taxes won't detract from those benefits, the entire premise appears woefully unprepared.
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by deanalevitt 7y ago
How will this impact retirement plans? Unless I'm reading it wrong, the premise is that deferring taxation allows for wealth to grow "unfairly" and that the annual growth should be taxed annually. Wouldn't this decimate

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