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edpichler

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I am in the automation/finance/tourism businesses.

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news.ycombinator.com 2y ago

Ask HN: Any good on-premise Ad Server?

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sverigesradio.se 3y ago

Sweden wants to ignore environmental regulations for military exercises

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www.theverge.com 3y ago

Twitter user growth is higher than ever (2022)

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www.statista.com 3y ago

Google still have more than 80% of the search engine market share

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Any Good Ad Server?

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en.wikipedia.org 4y ago

Little Ice Age

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en.wikipedia.org 4y ago

The Lindy Effect

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en.wikipedia.org 4y ago

Thousand Yard Stare

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en.wikipedia.org 5y ago

The Great Famine of 1695–1697

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hipmunk.com 6y ago

Hipmunk is ending its operations

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investor.fb.com 7y ago

Facebook Net Income dropped 49% on the first semester of 2019

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support.mozilla.org 7y ago

Mozilla advises: Restart Firefox periodically to workaround high memory usage

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stripe.com 8y ago

Stripe starts phone support 24x7 for all users

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www.siliconvalley.com 8y ago

Apple is shutting down AirPort

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Ask HN: Any good marketing advice for a cheap and small niche API software?

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Ask HN: what is the best Hacker News client for iPad?

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Ask HN: How JetBrains with just 500 employees can do this all?

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www.theguardian.com 9y ago

The rise of sex robots

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news.ycombinator.com 9y ago

Ask HN: To use Stripe Atlas to incorporate or not?

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news.ycombinator.com 9y ago

Ask HN: How is quality tests on complex softwares like IDEs?

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www.skatelescope.org 10y ago

A telescope will generate 10x more data than today’s global Internet traffic

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blog.ghost.org 10y ago

Ghost: $411k Annual Revenue with a team of 6

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www.fogcreek.com 11y ago

Building Great Software Companies

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www.doingbusiness.org 11y ago

Ranking of doing business

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www.newscientist.com 11y ago

The capitalist network that runs the world

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www.newyorker.com 11y ago

Is Amazon bad for books?

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github.com 11y ago

Show HN: Windows Dvorak Layout for Apple Bluetooth Keyboards

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news.ycombinator.com 11y ago

Ask HN: Any software like the Twitter Translation Center?

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Sorry, it's hard when it is not my native language.

Yes, they are very corrupt. They are untouchable, and use the given power to their own benefit. The law is deliberately written very subjective so they can interpret and judge as it is convenient to them. They even use their power across their jurisdiction, which has been bringing debate in society lately.

Politics is an exchange of favours in that environment. To have an idea of how it is, I recommend you to watch "Elite Squad II" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1555149/

The same court that removed the penalties of more than two hundred confessed criminals during the investigation "operation car wash" [1] It was the largest corruption scandal in history of human kind [2].

The criminals confessed their crimes due to the sentence reduction incentives of the 'rewarded collaboration' law. One of the most important requirements to get the sentence reduction is "you cannot lie, if you do, you lose everything".

All of it, now, undone.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Car_Wash

[2] https://www.bbc.com/news/business-43825294

Alexandre de Moares is the president of the Brazilian Supreme Court, a selected group containing the most powerful individuals in the country. They are named by the president and once they are done, they never leave the position until they reach their compulsory retirement at the age of 75 years old.

They form the highest court of law in Brazil for constitutional issues and its rulings cannot be appealed.

It's complicated. Building software is very expensive and high risky. You can try with a small project in-house and get your learnings from.

Yes you can find people that want to work in a non-glamurous company easily. These places are excellent if you want to see your work doing direct impact in improving peoples lives.

I totally agree. I have tons of ideas written in my notebook here. They are worthless. Many self-proclaimed "idea-guys" do not understand this. Execution is everything.

It was due to a pipe connected to the rain gutter in the house. At the beginning of the rain, the amount of water streaming through was hitting perfectly a joint in the internet cable. So it was happening only when the rain started, and stopping when the little stream got stronger and consequently jumping it and not hitting the cable joint anymore. It was discovered by the technician. He found it somewhere in the 100m of the cable coming out from the street pole, not an easy task.

Once I had an Internet cable that stopped for a while whenever I turned on the microwave (understandable), and also stopped when started raining. The trickiest part was that it turned off just for a while and ONLY at the beginning of the rain.

I called the telecom company many times. They charge per visit in case no problem is found. I always had to explain the situation and ask the technician not to charge me and come when it started raining, a very hard thing to do because we cannot predict forecast and the network went down for 10 min only.

It does not seem a big problem, after all, I could just wait 10 minutes. After this happened multiple times a day every rainy week, making me lose meetings, work, server connections, etc... I had to patiently chase the telecom company and even ask for the personal phone numbers of technicians (to ping them when it was going to rain) until they finally found a solution.

I think it's safe enough for many cases. Amazing concept to have little classic games as Captcha.

Doing manually will be a lot of work and error-prone. No, I am not trying to build a competitor, I have a lot of views in a very hard-to-reach niche. Thanks for your tips, anyway.

GoboLinux 2 years ago

This project can potentially reduce a lot of our cognitive load. I hope it succeeds.

edit: Now I see it's a 20-year project.