hejja

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by hejja 6y ago
you are right. demonitized means unsuitable for advertisers, which means no ads.
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by hejja 6y ago
true, yet the same can be said of: - any new pharmaceutical - diets (keto, carnivore, etc) - 5g etc point being: modifying behavior due to decade time-horizon unknowns is not really pragmatic.
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by hejja 6y ago
...about anything. not just covid.
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by hejja 6y ago
9 figure deal, 10 figure implications: "Spotify shares dropped 8.8% Wednesday (Sep. 2) morning, shaving as much as $4.81 billion of its value, following a report Joe Rogan's back catalog debuted on the platform Tuesday without epi
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by hejja 6y ago
Case and point: employees at Spotify wanting to censor Joe Rogan. Whether or not you agree, you can objectively see how this would jeopardize a presumably 10-figure deal for Spotify.
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by hejja 6y ago
in a perfect world it would. but it doesn't.
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by hejja 6y ago
Libertarian.
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Does anyone else think it's weird indiehackers let itself be acquired?
2 points by hejja 6y ago|2 comments
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by hejja 6y ago
pair programming, for sure if done right, whiteboarding should be almost the same as pair programming -- an iterative dialogue
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by hejja 6y ago
100%. if properly trained, interviewers ask questions that build without throwing the kitchen sink at you. whiteboard interviews (when done holistically) assess for signal, not binary correctness - do you have a solid framework to build a s
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by hejja 6y ago
the truth is probably more nuanced objectively considering information is further than most people ever get. most people are just out here trying to win arguments so let's assume you're open minded you could weave components of th
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Ask HN: Let's talk gpt-3 hype. overblown or justified?
1 points by hejja 6y ago|1 comments
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by hejja 6y ago
my $0.02: it DOES seem similar to bitcoin in that - the technology is intrinsically interesting - there is a ton of hype - but it seems ultimately commercial viability of projects is questionable Why do I say this? Well, the "solution&
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by hejja 6y ago
Hey Jash, Curious: with your email list, do you send value-giving emails at regular intervals -- ergo a weekly digest Or is it more just for paid offers whenever you have one? Or both? I feel like content strategies are a double edged sword
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by hejja 6y ago
May be a symptom of people sold on "blue ocean strategy" / "zero to one" narrative "just start a monopoly" the literature says... implying every venture that's not would surely be a waste of time but
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by hejja 6y ago
many of our positions are emotionally-driven, and then backwards-rationalized reality: this is too complex for me rationalization: I didn't think there was market fit reality: It's hard to learn technology x rationalization: OOP &
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Ask HN: I need your help: static vs. dynamic web content?
1 points by hejja 6y ago|0 comments
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by hejja 6y ago
love the article, upvoted and saved. but the background was absolutely killing my eyes.
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by hejja 6y ago
to me, it feels overly optimistic in 2 ways. 1. it makes the assumption that failure is always positive self improvement dogma: "fail faster, you learn from each failure" peter thiel: "each failure is a tragedy, it is multiva
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by hejja 6y ago
not op, but i think it's good enough to warrant reposts so new people can find it.
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by hejja 6y ago
I interpreted the "reader app" definition in their policy as: either - app value is content driven (netflix) OR - data-driven (bloomberg) OR - or physical (airbnb, amazon) in cases where you could say, the client is the "ma
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by hejja 6y ago
this is a salient point, fixed rate would make much more sense
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by hejja 6y ago
what a difficult comment to read
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by hejja 6y ago
imo this is less clear-cut than people are making it out to be. I'm not saying I'm with Apple. In fact I hate platform fees. But if I have a game and say, "my game is subscription based" to circumvent in-app purchases, h
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by hejja 6y ago
for me it's hard to separate it from reading SICP, which as a self taught developer, I feel brought me to a different level of understanding concepts like immutability, the shortcomings of oop, streams, eval apply and so on.
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by hejja 6y ago
this article feels lacking in nuance, strong claims that aren't universally true lead to bad reasoning. to any "young developers" read I would say not to blindly adopt these opinions without understanding them.
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by hejja 6y ago
you could also use gatsby to generate static sites in that case -- imo react offers enough developer quality of life features where it's pretty hard to justify not using it
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by hejja 6y ago
100%
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by hejja 6y ago
I'd think anything in the LISP family would qualify
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by hejja 6y ago
what / where is "the edge", in your mind?

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