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by humbertomn 9y ago
It amazes me too. But we have to remember that although there was no product innovation, there was business model innovation for that niche market. Online subscriptions for razors were not a thing.
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by humbertomn 9y ago
Atlassian has just launched Stride as a cheaper alternative. I'm planning to test it out soon to see if it hits the mark for your second requirement too. [1] https://www.stride.com/pricing
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Infographic: The Top Tech Companies by Revenue per Employee(visualcapitalist.com)
3 points by humbertomn 9y ago|0 comments
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US Immigration Points System(edition.cnn.com)
3 points by humbertomn 9y ago|0 comments
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Australia has taken the record for the longest run of uninterrupted growth(smh.com.au)
2 points by humbertomn 9y ago|1 comments
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From refugee to entrepreneur in three years(smh.com.au)
1 points by humbertomn 9y ago|0 comments
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Startup Manual: A Legal Handbook for Founders [pdf](go.legalvision.com.au)
1 points by humbertomn 10y ago|0 comments
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Earth from Space Real Footage – Live Now(youtube.com)
1 points by humbertomn 10y ago|0 comments
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by humbertomn 10y ago
Great post, Artlav! Great to hear from you after Exosphere in Chile last year. Eager for the next part of the project and hopefully you get some funds for your always interesting ideas.
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How did Elon Musk come up with the idea for the Hyperloop?(quora.com)
6 points by humbertomn 11y ago|0 comments
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by humbertomn 11y ago
Hi guys, author here. The initial interest is being used to start conversations with immigration departments from small states around the world. Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the Netherlands already use a points-based system to grant v
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A free-pass for skilled migrants to live and work in selected countries(hackmove.com)
33 points by humbertomn 11y ago|21 comments
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The Death Clock – Check how long you will live(death-clock.org)
2 points by humbertomn 11y ago|0 comments
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This Country Is Going on 25 Years Without a Recession(fortune.com)
2 points by humbertomn 11y ago|0 comments
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by humbertomn 11y ago
At the time, after registering in, they could not claim welfare benefits for two years.
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by humbertomn 11y ago
Really? What if some of these immigrants create more successful startups (like many have done before), generating x new jobs and even some "Netflix"s, paying really high salaries?
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by humbertomn 11y ago
Then Canada and Australia should be getting poor... But nope! Australia is the only economy with no recession in the last 24 years.
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by humbertomn 11y ago
You're having the belief that there's only a limited number of jobs in the economy. Newcomers don't just take jobs, they create jobs!
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by humbertomn 11y ago
It's a complicated topic but there were real world "experiments": In 2004 in Europe: "By allowing anyone in the eight relatively poor new members of the EU to come and work freely, Britain, Ireland and Sweden are putting
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Sitting on an Ocean of Talent(econlog.econlib.org)
49 points by humbertomn 11y ago|73 comments
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by humbertomn 11y ago
The text could include more info on vesting schedules and some examples. It's surprising how many professionals still never heard of vesting schedules when joining a startup (specially outside the US), and as influential as YC is, I be
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by humbertomn 11y ago
I know who wrote it... Hint: He was very active on HN on Feb/2015!
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by humbertomn 11y ago
I know, but... "I just think those pointless discussions of languageA vs LanguageB are infinite loops and languageA + LanguageB would make both sides evolve faster and the whole community would gain in the end."
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by humbertomn 11y ago
I would rather see both teams working together for one single language :) I wrote a little about it here http://goo.gl/XFR2Xt
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Joining all programming languages to have just a single open-source one(blog.humbertomn.com)
1 points by humbertomn 11y ago|0 comments
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by humbertomn 11y ago
Missing the "shut-the-fuck-up.sh" for sending an email to everyone with the subject "Urgent" when the office is too noisy and the "send-feedback-to-my-body.sh" to order lunch 12pm from a premium random selectio
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by humbertomn 11y ago
Similar to https://www.worldpackers.com which is a Brazilian startup.
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by humbertomn 11y ago
Really nice to see it. Me and my co-worker had this feeling of needing something like OTTO when first using vagrant... I remember saying that it should definitely be a product. We ended up writing a python script for our user case that make
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by humbertomn 11y ago
It feels like a 'Mad Men' episode
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Scroll down to see how time flies(maximiliankiener.com)
34 points by humbertomn 11y ago|15 comments

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