mcurial

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   by mcurial 8mo ago

   That probably applies to many cities of economically advanced (or even less advanced) countries. I think the (Anglo-Saxon) startup narrative for too long has been about growth at all cost, go big or die trying, sell out your company as earl
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   Big government is back? How can we pay for it(ft.com)

   1 points by mcurial 3y ago|1 comments
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   The Rise of Affective Polarization(ethz.ch)

   3 points by mcurial 3y ago|0 comments
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   by mcurial 3y ago

   Can’t speak for the American megachurch since I didn’t attend one but I spent a good 10 years in one in Singapore (grew up there) whose membership peaked at >20k at one point. I would say the main allure of megachurches is the gap betwee
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   by mcurial 4y ago

   Agree, that's definitely one of the gems of wisdom from the software product world that would work in many aspects of life. Finding ways to get an MVP of something, getting feedback and iterating definitely makes one get the motivatio
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   by mcurial 4y ago

   An anecdote of why we should be comfortable with not idolizing any moral figures and yet respect whatever good things they've achieved / done. I guess this dichotomy of how broken men / women can also do great things or how g
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   Ask HN: Which customer-facing knowledge base software does your startup use

   3 points by mcurial 5y ago|1 comments