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optimaton
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About optimaton
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Comment #23777298
This is wild!
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Comment #23649040
Not a popular opinion, but I have a feeling that this is going to quickly go from your privacy is our responsibility to gatekeeping is virtuous, so we won’t let you do that .
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Comment #22985096
Really curious to know. Is it because of the conversational tone or the click-baity suspense?
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Comment #22725758
Someone who is going to such lengths to save their employees should at least be given the benefit of doubt. He did something similar 7 years ago, so I don’t think he has some ulter…
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Comment #22725725
Fantastic! People never go out of business, but businesses do, take care of people not some fictitious entity.
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Ask HN: How do services like readwise extract highlights from kindle?
As the question states I want to get my kindle highlights to my personal mail, but it seems to me that there are no public apis to fetch the highlights, and neither does readwise u…
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Comment #22644919
I don’t think they do. The response clearly is reasonable, but no reasonable person would say that on someone’s face. So I don’t think Marta _moreno really knew about Walter
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Comment #22581601
All of the following in one website or tool/sw: 1/ Interactive tutorials and quiz format like brilliant.org 2/ A Wikipedia like comprehensive wiki embeded with course website for a…
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Comment #22564407
Isn’t the primary intent of having an offline place to cut off the distraction and to make it feel like a retreat? How can that be accomplished online?
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Comment #22461837
When you stop using Facebook, it makes the quality of your life better.
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Comment #22363407
This is terrifying. Does anybody know of any alternative that would work well in long-term? Asking for a relative who just had a mild heart attack.
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Ask HN: What do you think is the soln to the issue of anonymous pseudo-experts?
In platforms like reddit, where there are sub-communities(subreddits) like eli5, askscience, etc--where anyone with half-knowledge can answer a vaguely sciency looking answer or so…