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Show HN: Generate a cover letter from your resume
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4y ago
But running an ISP requires a metric ton of capital upfront. No matter the motivation, how do you get that capital?
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What do you mean by "applied to the existing telecoms"? For this RDOF subsidy, no major telecoms have been given any money. It's totally fair to criticize subsidies that have been historically given major telecom companies wh
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Reactionary opposition. Doesn't matter the facts, doesn't matter the substance. Trump is right, Biden is old & stupid. I mean, look at this Reddit thread . Somehow, Trump was the deterrent for 4 years despite his ongoing infat
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Proposed reduction of QSBS benefit for startups in the US
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I noticed something similar. I quit drinking ~4 months ago once I realized I was drinking way too much during quarantine. Since then I can't stop noticing the prevalence of alcohol in nearly all aspects of pop culture. Even innocuous s
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I don't think you need to get the attribution exactly correct. Rather, you need to be able to defend how you arrived at a metric. You can walk through the assumptions you made then build up the components of those assumptions to arrive
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I think that's a really interesting middle ground. Do you think it can fall into the same trap as mentioned in the article, where it can become "sub-optimal" due to not being as expert as the non-profit?
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It's like they didn't even read the information they are arguing against. It just seems like the author wanted to rail against the "ideology of wokeness" as they call it without regard to the merits of this specific argu
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I think the author is arguing here that the solution to combating institutional gambling via trading is not to allow retail investors to also gamble. Should someone who has no idea what they're doing be able to leverage themselves up 1
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Close Tools [1] is run by one person and they're currently at $40k MRR. [1] https://jdnoc.com/open/
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It makes sense that you lose out on customer insights/problems when you're reliant on a help center FAQ to answer questions. Essentially losing out on free customer development.
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I had a very similar experience during undergrad. I loved most of my classes through Linear Algebra but developing proofs felt like trying to learn a new language. Unfortunately, it never really clicked for me. I'd love to know how to
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The Impact of an Effective Resume
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2 Years To $10 In Revenue, 4 Months to $1100
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2.25 Years to Make $1,100 in Software Revenue
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2.25 Years to Make $1,100 in Software Revenue
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Mistakes Going From $10 To $1,100 In Revenue
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I am a huge US soccer fan and an even bigger fan of Daryl Grove. I'm also a runner and listen to 15-20 hours of podcasts a week. When I'm in "the zone" of a run and a podcast comes on that particularly resonates with me,
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Hey Ross, Love this idea! How are you thinking about sharing Artifacts with less technically inclined recipients? I'd love to give this as a gift to my parents but I've unsuccessful tried a few times to get them set up with listen
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Thanks a lot for the thoughtful feedback, it's much appreciated it! Right now the resume builder is general purpose for people wanting to work in tech. We went down the path of charging companies for access to qualified candidates and
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It's a good point, I just wish I learned that lesson a bit quicker. I guess some lessons you have to learn the hard way.
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Thank you, the credit for that goes to my brother. If it was left to me the site would look like some 90s monstrosity.
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Two Years to Make $10 in Software Revenue
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That's a fair point. Personally I've been convinced by research that diversity improves business and financial performance. Value of diversity in leadership: https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/organiz
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Ya, I agree it doesn't fix anything. I think that the first step in addressing the issue is to have companies be more open with this data so you can actually track if things are changing for the better. That's my goal with this ar
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Racial Diversity In Tech By The Numbers
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54% of web developer jobs require 7+ technical skills
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Trail Router is incredibly well done. I've had the exact problem that you're describing. I'm currently training for my first 100 miler and I'm getting bored of my regular routes (which hurts motivation) so I'm reall
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Couldn't have said it better myself. To justify that financial models are a waste of time by saying "90% of startups fail" is aken to saying that professional athletes shouldn't train because "99.9% of athletes don&
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