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Any love for NoSQL here? Many have all the same capabilities as Postgres/major SQL tech but have a format that removes the need for an ORM.

Their JSON data type is atrocious, does anybody actually use it or is it a checkbox item?

you cant measure what you cant see. tests allow you to see the virus and then you can backtrack all the interactions a positive person had.

this is a ridiculous statement, you constantly refer to "him", i can only persume you are referring to our current president. You do know that the U.S. has been increasing debt since way before his tenure, right?

Not possible. The library of SNPs is too large and growing by the day. Source, I made a gene analyzer: https://github.com/esteininger/Genetic-Report-Tool

That makes zero sense, the effort is in deriving insights in producing something tangible - drugs. That's like saying you want a cut from all of Google's revenue because you use their search engine, or you want a cut from any service because they use the analytics from your use to improve their product.

How is it possible that there be two separate silos when I can follow someone in China despite being in the US

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> a large finite amount of stuff has been discovered

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_unsolved_problems

Eh debatable. There are plenty of folks that go Google-free, Facebook-free, Twitter-free, etc. It's not hard to apply digital minimalism. SDC is right: outrage is what drives clicks and the recommendation algorithms are designed to maximize clicks. However, it really just comes down to education. You need to be an educated consumer to make an informed decision on your own. It really isn't the responsibility of the publisher, data broker, etc. if you form an opinion using their platform. If that were the case, then we'd filter every single website that touts anything false - it's just not possible. People need more critical thinking skills, not Facebook.

To expect a platform with billions of content posted every day to have algorithms capable of distinguishing the intricacies of what humans subjectively determine is vulgar, untrue, etc. is insane.

Moreover, who determined what is "banworthy"? This is dangerous territory. I agree with the sentiment of SBC's speech, but in reality, that's such a slippery slope into suppressing speech simply because somebody is going to dictate what penetrates the filters.

You should share some example emails before asking users to pay. Or allow a trial.

Breakdown by industry:

B2B Software and Services 53

Financial Technology and Services 16

Consumer Goods and Services 11

Education 4

Automotive 3

Biotech 3

Consumer Media 3

Aerospace 2

Construction 2

Healthcare 2

Real Estate 2

Energy and Environment 1

500 employees is still alot. Especially given the technology ecosystem that exists for leverage.

The revenue piece is an interesting one because i was an early adopter and remember the revenue struggle. Gold/silver doesn't cut it because it relies on generosity.

FB/Twitter are an ads business. Is that really not too lucrative of a field for reddit?

I truly have empathy for Ms Turkos, but I have trouble diving deeper into both the headline and her steps following the police report.

It's been 2 years since she reported the incident to the police and she's not sharing what they did? How is someone able to continue driving, even continue living outside of prison after a kidnapping?

The alleged customer support is awful, but it's not Lyft's responsibility to imprison, it's the judiciary system's. The fact that she's not including the police's response is fishy. What grounds is she even suing on? My response may seem callous but hopefully, it encourages people to not get baited into the emotions of a tragic event and look deeper into why she is choosing to redact so much information.

Same question I had. Startup = Money generator, so it's important to ask.

Looks like it's an ad-driven revenue model, and it looks like it gets ~ 1m views/month: https://www.similarweb.com/website/listennotes.com

Assuming $1 per 1,000 impressions, we get $1,000 / month.

That's purely the website. I can't speculate on the API side of his business though.

Late to the party, but obesity (and general preventable health conditions) is what I'm looking to address: http://meports.com

This looks awesome, I'm going to give it a try. Do you offer API's for partner integrations? I have a platform (https://meports.com) that I'd see some super valuable synergies with.

What do you mean Physicians shouldn't deserve their monopoly? Are you suggesting crowdsourced diagnosis?

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Not a huge fan of requiring applicants to enter a salary expectation. Also your team misspelled "desired" in that input label.

love the website design! adding it to my "Webspiration" folder.

That's an interesting point regarding inbox scanning. Problem is it would require access to your email account which is arguably the most sensitive thing about your business. Of these two options which would you prefer/trust more:

1. Entering your email credentials for a bot to login and scan 2. OAuth SSO (limited to Gmail)

It's free for now (which I'll indicate more clearly) as I build a "beta user base".

How are they “feeding coyotes by letting their cats run loose”?

I got a Staples Hyken chair and couldn't be happier.

How can consumers review/evaluate platforms like this? Is there a Yelp meets Crunchbase for companies that operate worldwide?

Yeah I was wondering why they don't enforce a deposit up front.

And according to Wiki they've been around for 5 years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KitSplit

It seems the distinction of "voluntary parting" completely diffuses the responsibility of theft from KitSplit, since every exchange is voluntary through their service. My question is why they haven't received a cease and desist from legal enforcement since their platform is aiding and abetting crime...

That’s such a silly thought when you consider every breed has a different temperament, size, life expectancy, intelligence, etc. it’s important to identify what kind of breed you want before getting a dog and IMO the lack of due diligence before hand is the reason so many dogs are given back.