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6y ago
Leonardo Da Vinci's Biography by Walter Isaacson: https://www.amazon.com/Leonardo-Vinci-Walter-Isaacson/dp/150...
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7y ago
Check on a private window
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7y ago
I dont know what you guys expect. Its an opportunity to learn at $10-$20 a course. Yeah a course can be bad, but so can a book. The sales part is definitely dishonest, but as far as people who make content, if they get more $$ on youtube, w
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7y ago
Good article. I think a lot of times, including with myself, design is used as a "hack" to somehow skips steps. It's not like IDEO had to design the whole mac, or design how the FIRST mouse would work, or the wiring, or the b
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Ask HN: I think I hate programming, but love technology. What should I do?
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A great, great podcast on the whole Nintendo/Sony early saga is: Business Wars -> Nintendo vs Sony series Highly recommend. https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/wondery/business-wars/e/544...
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7y ago
Just going by description and the "red book" it seems like its Auto Mechanics Fundamentals: >>> "It is the aim of Auto Mechanics Fundamentals to provide a thorough understanding of the design, construction and operat
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7y ago
Interesting viewpoint - also achieving profit through massive scale is their DNA as well I would say. Still though, enterprise is a tough domain in my experience, AWS did a great job
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I agree, Google is not enterprise focused as far as I can tell. Microsoft is and that why Azure has been able to do so well so quickly. It's impressive to me that Amazon was able to shift focus to AWS without much existing presence in
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7y ago
I see, very helpful, thanks. But doesn't this leave room for what you potentially have not accounted for? I am just trying to wrap my head around how one can write a proof by saying something doesn't occur
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7y ago
Not too well on mathematical proofs, but to me this sounds like the "proved" something by not being able to disprove Batchelor's law? Also, the part about randomness makes sense in theory but the jump to an actual proof seems
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7y ago
Journaling every night - journal about anything - just write
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This seems like a complicated way of explaining supply and demand?
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For this reason I dont think it would ever have happened in China
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Maybe this is precedent?
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Ask HN: Why is there seemingly such little research on (real) trees?
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7y ago
I would guess though that even in the bucket of data privacy, kindle taps rank pretty low, no?
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7y ago
Does this really matter? Maybe I'm missing something?
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This might be good in the grand scheme of things, as google matures they might feel the need to focus heavily on a few products rather than just try many. Also initially i dont think anyone built their company on google infrastructure, so t
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Ask HN: How does Google maintain/update the information for the GeoCoding API?
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Some valid points maybe but the article is a little misleading, bolding the $1.45 but then right after saying "after mileage and expenses." Not sure what a company like doordash can do in that case, are all doordash drivers drivin
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I think if you abstract away the specific companies mentioned and stuck to the technology, the point about people building on top of already "accepted" paradigms is a good one, in my opinion. The rest doesn't really seem to h
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lolll I did think that they were joking
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Financial Times is great! Not worth the price if you dont split it with others, though.
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Extremely basic design principles
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I use evernote. It's really useful once you get used to tagging your notes. I have a broad notebook called "Books" and then tag each post with relevant topics. As you continue to add to evernote in other domains with similar
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Does anyone have any good/neutral book recommendations on unionization?
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It's hard to replace such a manufacturing oriented work culture in any country, especially one revolving around cars in general. I think Germany will be fine, it's still early.
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The article seems a little sensationalist to me, but some interesting points. (I am not an architect) "The Bauhaus offered young people a complete and simplistic worldview with every detail filled in, and a sacred cause that provided e
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I've heard that less new websites and blogs are actually bad for large services like google in terms of their search product
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