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Comment #35003716
I think we and ImmutableX are trying to tackle slightly different problems and can potentially work together vs compete. You can think about Dynamic as a web3 auth0 - that is, we a…
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Comment #35001885
Founder of Dynamic here! would love to answer any questions anyone has!
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Comment #34811926
Ethereum is set to re-think how wallets work with the introduction of account abstraction. This post covers the motivation behind it, what it is, what use cases it enables and when…
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Comment #33198251
From MultiSig to Shamir Secret Shares and Threshold cryptography; How they work, their evolution, and their importance
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Comment #8338221
Hi HN! we just launched Villy and I wanted to post it here to get your feedback on it. For context - we are a team of two working out of the Harvard Innovation Lab, and bootstrappe…
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Comment #8133413
http://www.artlifting.com/ does something similar with art. Both companies seem incredible.
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Comment #7829666
I agree that HBS provides many of the experiences you described, but that argument can be made for college level education as well, no? one of the downsides of online education is …
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Comment #7829651
Actually their cases aren't geared towards financial and exit situations. I gave those examples because I don't come from that background, and so found those illustrative of what I…
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Comment #7827873
Harvard Business School student here. I find this article fascinating, specifically because it highlights the challenge of transferring the case based method to the virtual world. …
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Comment #7694256
I do not intend to imply that by being a for-profit company Cipla cannot do any good , nor do I argue the reverse. I do argue that Cipla, as a for-profit, has responsibility to its…
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Comment #7694197
Cipla was discussed as a Harvard Business School case in the Corporate Accountability class this year (I'm a student at the school). It is an interesting ethical debate - do you al…
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Comment #7690750
You do realize it says: "Assuming no change to that pattern". Can't Reuters apply that analysis to any event and extrapolate "reportable" results? Some examples: - assuming no chan…
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Comment #7690733
At MIT they still force every undergrad to either pass a swim test or take a swimming class. If I recall correctly, the test included both several laps and 10 minutes of treading w…
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Comment #7690721
Microsoft's revenue and net income has been growing over the past years, so while the media is happy to declare it dead, it is still in a good, health position.
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Comment #7622730
Was it? one can argue Job's departure helped him grow up as a person, take a step back, and improve himself both as a manager and a visionary. In addition, Pixar wouldn't have exis…
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Comment #7616938
That makes sense. A couple of suggestions: 1. Isolate the backend from the frontend as much as you can. i.e, besides using the rails controllers to actually render your page, excha…
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Comment #7607919
This is very nicely implemented, and I'm assuming your background will allow this to morph and improve this quickly. My only concern is whether this will be enough to make users sw…
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Comment #7607889
Brilliant, although the wave rendering is quite pixelated, and so after a while strains the eyes.