I've been trying to get an answer about this, but no reply so far. What will make a great post on Hackernews that will give a lot of points? Lets say if I design an innovative new search engine , quantum computer or Go AI and put it here on Hackernews, will I gain lots of points ? I saw some posts where the user gained like 200 - 300 points at once.
What are they going to replace plastic with ? Can you invent a kind of material that is as capable as plastic but has zero negative effects on the environment ?
How much capital allocated to invest in each startup ?
What is the algorithm used to generate the investment decisions ?
How do they judge which founders to fund ?
Great book by a legendary author ---- I still remember I had to read the book during my secondary school days for my literature classes and we were tested on the material in the book during our finals. I really enjoyed the book (very poignant ending) and I would read the book multiple again and again during my free time.
A timeless storybook about bravery and courage in the face of blatant racism and discrimination. As a society, we should work towards ending racism and discrimination in all spheres and this book will surely play a part towards this goal ...
There's always going to be competition in whatever field you are playing in. Especially technology, which is the most competitive field in the world. Google was launched despite there being lots of other search engines before that.
I never quite got the part about Hollywood 2.0 ... what kinds of new businesses is the RFS referring to? Youtube is already pretty good ... millions of people watch videos and movies online on Youtube and are pretty happy. What kind of new technology can be invented that would surpass Youtube ?
Is it possible to build a search engine that is faster, more efficient compared to current Google search engine and has almost zero lag time ? It's been a huge problem for me recently, as you mentioned, when i click on links, very often the screen just freezes up for a few seconds or the search result doesn't appear at all ... I don't recall this happening in the past ...