jerrre

I think YT's discovery and reach is - and will be for some time - unparalleled for a lot of types of content?

I would assume it's a net win for those people to have those thumbnails.

Perhaps I'm old fashioned but I would not expect a restaurant owner to track where I come from, my demographics etc?

Or maybe not living geographically and/or culturally close? Or does that fall under sheltered lifestyle.

I remember (West Europa, not US), from middle school already feeling no motivation to move ahead in the material, because I was forced to keep following the lessons anyway. No skipping of classes/tests. Of course I don't really know how that could've worked if you take into account the social function of school.

Not everyone feels it's their moral right to be as productive/effective as possible.

This story was 2 years ago but I just made a simple 1 page landing page for a product idea with just the first things that came to mind for describing the problem and solution. I have no SEO or copywriting expertise at all.

After making Google Index it it just got traffic in a couple of months, now still having 2-3k views/mo.

I've been staring at this for a minute, but please help me seeing a toilet in this? Is it a top down view perhaps?

meaning "42" is the answer to "what is the question"?

curious to hear what would be the answer to "42?"

ah I thought it was just down, but it was FF (on macOS) related, Chrome works

assuming the volume of flour changes with humidity because it contains more moisture, wouldn't it also increase the weight?

Not an expert by any means though, so correct me if I'm wrong

Is there an article somewhere describing the last point (YC crowd sourcing)? Sounds like an interesting read, but can't find any thing with just these terms.

Do you have a link to this communication?

Not a great example if it's not a platform for only Korean people. If you have a field for middle name, there will probably be some-one with the language set to Korean still be interested in reading or writing that field (ie expats learning the language, or perhaps people with mixed heritage?). I think assuming because Korean (people) have no middle names you don't need to translate it is more careless than the other way around.

I thought about both being able to include and exclude games (and non game stuff like IRL, music etc)

Where I live cheaper houses are more likely to be old (ie 80+ years) and badly insulated, costing more to heat and to maintain....

>> When you die you take absolutely nothing with you except your reputation.

>Is this saying that your reputation dies with you? I don't get this, surely people will remember how you acted when you were alive. I'm probably taking it too literally.

I interpret this the other way around: nothing you gain in life matters/retains value/sticks (to you?) after you die except your reputation

your [0] link is missing

edit: pasted the first yt result here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHTizZ_XcUM

That really depends on the reader...

I think this depends if you view a game or league purely as a compition (per definition if one team wins, another one has to lose), or as a "brand": very exciting games can increase the popularity of a league/sport, increasing revenue/attention even for the losing team.

I think most sports fans only look at the first part.

I think there are companies offering controlling-excavators-as-an-attraction (or the always creative team-building), maybe there is also a market for this?

do you have a source?

I'm already looking forward to serious articles that are going to be ironically labeled as satire (obviously again misunderstood by some percentage of the population)

I've built something very similar, but in C++, my email address is in my hn profile page...

How can owning a car be more expensive than having someone else own a car and paying them for it, while also paying them to drive it, while also the app gets a share? Is the base cost of owning a car so high? Do the apps subsidize so much?

Great list! Creation, especially in the physical world is somehow easily overlooked

I'd also add social/multiplayer stuff (although many of these things might be improved by sharing) like team sports, a band, board games.

Thanks,

>Battles on social media?

just to be clear: I meant that social media was where _I_ encountered the battles that are _fought_ in the streets.

>So the answer to your question is that they are people who hope that their freedom doesn't have to be backed by violence.

I think my question is more practical (maybe too naive?): are these a fixed group of people that do this full-time: how do they eat, pay for housing in the meantime, get their gear?

Do you have any good sources on the existance of the latter group? Also that could be seen as a subset of the former, I'd say people wanting fewer children have a combination of reasons for that, possibly including financial.

Cool! I'm not aware what else is available in this space, what I think would be useful would be to add links to the organizations where I should apply, what's the process etc.

Also I could imagine a visualization of a map for countries of a specific country as to where they can travel with/without visa etc.

Who says they will rest in the downtime?