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Hi Peter, thanks for always circling back to the YC community!

I'm curious about LLMs for the legal system that can reference the law and help to guide individuals on the process they need to navigate. How much of Immigration Law do you think can be navigated independently by people? Obviously, unauthorized practices of the law would be illegal *but if it was permissible*, how critical are lawyers in Immigration Law when people are cheap and want to DIY?

The reason I stopped reading HN (looking deep into the mirror) is that all the smart people here generally have a negative sentiment to something that's math based. It's a head scratcher but easy for me to move on after 14-ish years of being here.

The labels have ownership in Spotify [1]. If any disruption comes from the aggregation of their own content, the labels will profit.

The labels will not pull the plug on Spotify as it represents too great a portion of future industry revenues.

You are correct about dealing with Spotify's competitors. Tidal and other streaming services are the labels best shot at reducing the leverage of any one player (Spotify or Apple).

[1] http://www.swedishwire.com/jobs/680-record-labels-part-owner...

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Yep, this won't play as an option for the top row of keys inside an iOS 8 keyboard extension. There is no method to display art beyond above the area where the default view of the keyboard resides.

Obviously, Apple doesn't have to play by their own rules... but I understand how this could be abused.

The CYRKeyboardButton seems like a great starting point for someone building a keyboard native to their own app or if the art is used on the lower rows of keys.

Big congrats Andrew! I've been listening from the beginning and find it to be an immensely valuable way to learn about different businesses.

Question, what's next? Don't kill me if this is your 1,000th episode, I just started listening to it : )

It seems absolutely ridiculous that large piles of data are being stolen by small teams of hackers. If solutions like Mylar's prevent reading of the extracted data, that sounds promising. Sure, it's just another hurdle in an attack but it's something.

I wonder if we're only a few years away where technologies and practices like this become standard?

On Naming Apps 14 years ago

The order of keywords having an effect on placement is an odd variable for the App store algo.

Another helpful hack is to rename your company. Instead of Tapstream, an example would be 'Stock Market Data Insight'. Packing in the keywords in a name is great because;

A) it's visible to the viewer in the iOS store list view

B) adds clarity + confidence in the product solution / offering

C) has lots of index weight. Far more than just the keyword field.

The Next SoundCloud 14 years ago

The page structure with the audio timeline serving as a navigation cue to the content below is great.

Could someone point me to how to make the audio image waveform reference the on page anchors? I scanned the developer page and couldn't see where to start.

Congrats!

I love these guys. Custora validated Campusfood's customer lifetime value. Without this service to validate our internal data we probably wouldn't have gotten as high an acquisition price from GrubHub.

Note: we also did CLV analysis using an outside accounting firm and it took them 3 weeks to come up with pretty much the same number. But, it cost more and gave us no actionable insight into our users.

Allmenus.com yesterday launched a new feature that somewhat solves this issue. In the shopping cart, we have text reading 'Discount Code' with a link 'Apply'. If you click the link, we reveal an input box with a button to submit a coupon code.

I believe that by removing the text box, less visual attention is stressed to go out and find a coupon. If a customer has come to our site with the prior intention of redeeming a coupon, I believe they'll navigate our interface without a problem.

See what i'm talking about, just add an item from the menu to meet the order minimum to see the text appear:

http://www.allmenus.com/ny/new-york/280265-yorganic/menu/

Sidenote: Yes, we'll test the lingo to determine what preforms the best and monitor campaign results for changes in usage patterns.