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IG_Semmelweiss 9 hours ago [-]
Fascinating that the only communications with Tyler Schultz, which was the main insider confronting the fraud, had all of ~4 exchanges with her. All in the same day.
Truly brave of him to go against the golden geese, despite turning his own family- and even former attorney generals & military officers- against him.
Its all on 4/11/2014.
Also interesting to see how Sunny & Holmes always thought it was Tyler, or the CLIA Lab Director (Adam) plotting against them.... when their scam was just in plain sight of regulators that bothered to actually do the work.
Holmes/Sunny reaction to Tyler's email and to Adam's resignation (Nov 2014) is one of outrage. Using the power inbalance to make their point, is 101 fraud.
bambax 1 hours ago [-]
I read the book (Bad Blood) and watched the mini-series (The Dropout) -- both absolutely great! and yet I still don't completely understand how Sunny & Holmes were able to fool experts inside their own company for so long.
Fooling the public is easy. But how do you fool the people working on the machines and trying to get actual results out of them? Sure, dividing the work into micro-tasks help, and creating an atmosphere of suspicion/excitement/respect for authority, etc. But still?!?
mplewis 6 hours ago [-]
Sunny's response to Tyler's email, the one full of sincere concern for the well-being of the company:
Tyler.
We saw your email to Elizabeth.
Before I get into specifics, let me share with you that had this email come from anyone else in the company, I would have already held them accountable for the arrogant and patronizing tone and reckless comments. In your case, I am giving you the benefit of doubt that your intentions are in the right place, and am taking the time to respond, even though your tone in this email all the way through the last paragraph is not that of someone seeking to understand, but rather someone standing at higher perch of morality and business wisdom. Perhaps this too was not your intent but this clearly comes across as your mind set.
See my comments in red below.
gabaix 2 hours ago [-]
> someone standing at higher perch of morality and business wisdom
This is a good reminder that arguments on morality and wisdom are used and abused.
zaphar 1 minutes ago [-]
And also a good reminder that if someone is coming off to you as "at a higher perch of morality and business wisdom" maybe you should listen to them.
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regus 16 hours ago [-]
This is great, it reminds me of promotional websites from the Adobe Flash era. Ads were a lot more fun back then.
RobRivera 16 hours ago [-]
They replaced the old space jam website with a boring href to a yt of the trailer :(
> Theranos is a revolutionary business, founded and led by a remarkable engineer and businesswoman - joined by a team of professionals who have, at their core, embraced her mission to serve humanity through innovation in health care.
drekipus 6 hours ago [-]
4 lines and only the last 2 words tell us what they do
vintermann 4 hours ago [-]
What they pretended to do more like it.
baggachipz 16 hours ago [-]
In the "Notes" app on the iphone, there is a note which says "msg me on X". Back then, it was Twitter. Boy, I hope somebody got fired for that blunder.
Sheeny96 15 hours ago [-]
What are we to believe this is some sort of, snort heh* magic iPhone or something?
ibejoeb 15 hours ago [-]
She was truly ahead of her time.
xbryanx 11 hours ago [-]
“X” was actually a pre-Twitter BBS focused on transgenics and corpuscular macronutrients, based in Fort Worth. Any true believers would know that.
ozgung 4 hours ago [-]
> I hope somebody got fired for that blunder
Their name is probably Claude.
bolau 16 hours ago [-]
good catch, i may need to find a new job soon
yawnxyz 15 hours ago [-]
its still called twitter
(for some of us)
icantevenhold 14 hours ago [-]
I will never call it X and die violently on this hill
abrowne 11 hours ago [-]
I've accepted X and call the posts "crements"
r_lee 6 hours ago [-]
it's just kinda awkward, but worse than just "X" is the fact that now you're supposed to call tweets "posts on X" or "X posts"
like come on... it was so good before
bricss 14 hours ago [-]
How about Xitter? :)
nikcub 12 hours ago [-]
pronounced "shitter"?
ok_dad 14 hours ago [-]
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brendoelfrendo 13 hours ago [-]
Maybe there is such a thing as a good walled garden after all...
drybjed 5 hours ago [-]
If Elon Musk can deadname, we can too.
pazimzadeh 15 hours ago [-]
I'd love to agree with you but that look like the site designer asking for feedback on his site
RobRivera 16 hours ago [-]
[Scoff, Scoff]
kokanee 16 hours ago [-]
Whoa. With a lidar scan of my house, a drone-captured point cloud of my neighborhood, and a backup of my icloud, I could create an immersive 3D snapshot of my life. And then what if other people did the same and we networked them together, so that we can actually interact in the snapshot. It'd be like second life except actually cloned from real lives. weird
chihuahua 15 hours ago [-]
You could pitch the idea to Zuck, see if he wants to burn $100b to try it out.
LASR 13 hours ago [-]
No please. Not again.
zbycz 4 hours ago [-]
It seems we will be having gaussian-splatted 3D world soon.
Why not, it's big tech money, at least share it with the poor.
lumost 16 hours ago [-]
I had a thought the other day that you could probably divide up the world into cubic miles and with a few thousand codex subscriptions make a high fidelity blender model of the entire world based on google maps, street view, and tagged location photos.
What would you do with a whole model of the world? I don't know, but it would be fun to walk a national park while I'm on the treadmill or basejump off of a realistic el capitan.
finghin 3 hours ago [-]
…In that Empire, the Art of Cartography attained such Perfection that the map of a single Province occupied the entirety of a City, and the map of the Empire, the entirety of a Province. In time, those Unconscionable Maps no longer satisfied, and the Cartographers Guilds struck a Map of the Empire whose size was that of the Empire, and which coincided point for point with it. The following Generations, who were not so fond of the Study of Cartography as their Forebears had been, saw that that vast Map was Useless, and not without some Pitilessness was it, that they delivered it up to the Inclemencies of Sun and Winters. In the Deserts of the West, still today, there are Tattered Ruins of that Map, inhabited by Animals and Beggars; in all the Land there is no other Relic of the Disciplines of Geography.
(Borges)
RobotToaster 31 minutes ago [-]
Pretty sure I've seen experiments to do this using a combination of AI and traditional photogrammetry.
cavemandaveman 15 hours ago [-]
Microsoft has done that to some extent with Flight Simulator using older machine learning techniques. Wouldn't call most of the world high fidelity yet but I'm sure they could get there with generative AI models. I'm also sure the anti-AI screeching in the gaming community would be heard for miles.
Would also make a great Zwift competitor (cycling app where you can hook up your stationary bike and race or ride on certain routes).
ninju 13 hours ago [-]
Microsoft Flight Simulator’s world map covers the entire Earth at approximately 1:1 scale: about 510 million square kilometres of surface, including roughly 149 million km² of land
I think they cheat somewhat with the ocean when far from labdy
vintermann 4 hours ago [-]
In that case generative AI could be defended as a privacy preserving measure, I guess.
queenkjuul 10 hours ago [-]
I love doing flybys of my house in MSFS
ethersteeds 15 hours ago [-]
Bro just go outside
freecodeio 15 hours ago [-]
no sorry have to keep in touch with agents
icantevenhold 14 hours ago [-]
Who else is gonna type “just implement it” or press enter repeatedly
mrheosuper 10 hours ago [-]
That is exactly the idea of some minecraft projects: Mapping the entire world into minecraft.
TrackerFF 16 hours ago [-]
If only google could use their AI to generate a wiremesh model out of their google maps streetview data, and make it public. And then another model to generate texture.
It's so strange to see this here. I remember when this site was nothing but foaming-at-the-mouth fawning adoration of Elizabeth Holmes long after her scams were exposed.
andybak 15 hours ago [-]
My first memory of her being mentioned on this site was the dawning skepticism followed by the big expose. But it's possible I missed the fawning because it didn't sound as interesting
indymike 37 minutes ago [-]
I think there was a lot of resentment here because of how easily it appeared she was raising money and how quickly the company grew at first without having a working product and a murmur from experts that their miniaturization play may not be able to work at all.
car 15 hours ago [-]
I posted about Theranos 2013. Not entirely sure, but I think it was when they launched publicly.
Crazy how my gut feeling was more than vindicated.
A lot of the comments on that thread are about how the board is full of military/CIA it smells like a cover company. It had Henry Kissinger on it of all people.
Did we ever find out what all those people were doing at Theranos? I really haven’t kept up to date.
vintermann 4 hours ago [-]
I have a theory! They saw all the other security state people involved, and figured this was something it would be a good career move to support without knowing exactly why.
"Don't obey in advance", Tim Snyder said. But obeying in advance is called showing initiative and is a great career move. In secretive industries it can be hard to know what to obey in advance, but they don't let that stop them!
nephihaha 4 hours ago [-]
One of the unspoken secrets of research is that a lot of people are doing it to keep themselves in a job. It is perfectly possible to do research for years which goes nowhere, just goes over old ground etc. As long as the money rolls in, someone's making a living and not necessarily dishonestly if they're at the lower levels.
aaron695 15 hours ago [-]
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potamic 7 hours ago [-]
This is an ad for her upcoming, self-starred documentary. So nothing much has changed?
ipvolt 12 minutes ago [-]
That's some sick marketing
l0c0b0x 16 hours ago [-]
Why do I have Nathan Fielder's look in my face (same when he was staring at as EH on the pilot), as I'm going through all the features on this site?
fakedang 15 hours ago [-]
Hope you're lounging on somebody else's bed too, while you're doing that. :D
binarymax 16 hours ago [-]
Burying the api key in notes on the laptop is a nice touch.
IncRnd 15 hours ago [-]
I need to delete that key again. I keep recreating it with the same value, but nothing seems to work. I want to use this key with the value but in a way that nobody else knows the value. Sigh. Security is difficult.
dijit 16 hours ago [-]
All I feel is that UI of MacOS and iOS is so inferior now than it was then... :\
ivanjermakov 16 hours ago [-]
If only apps were opening in an instant, odd feeling of having it on random website but not have it natively.
Cthulhu_ 12 minutes ago [-]
Unfortunately the OS itself won't be the be-all / end-all, crossplatform (web) apps and a lack of care for optimization are the other major issue. I just timed how long it takes to open the 'calendar' tab in Teams - 8.5 seconds. MacOS' own calendar app takes <2 seconds (unrepresentative test due to factors) and does not show a screen with a spinner.
Mizza 15 hours ago [-]
Same, but for that generation of MacBook Air. Insane quality and value for the price. And you didn't have to wait 6 weeks to get them!
Although I bet Lizzie used a Pro..
Keyframe 16 hours ago [-]
only because it was. We peaked with skeuomorphism at the turn of millenium.
tigrezno 2 hours ago [-]
Was having trouble resolving this domain and it's because Quad9 (9.9.9.9) is blocking it lol
neya 8 hours ago [-]
For those who are curious, Elizabeth Holmes was originally charged to serve for 11 years and 3 months. However, now her projected release date is just right around the corner - 2030. That's just 6 years and 9 months. A little more than half of her original serving period.
gabaix 7 hours ago [-]
What explains the time reduction?
tancop 7 hours ago [-]
A lot of prisoners get released after about half their sentence when they become eligible for parole, so 12 years is really 6 (and life is really 20) in a lot of cases. Fraud is a white collar crime and basically everyone gets out on parole first or second try.
The only ones who don't are murderers, gang members, drug dealers or whistleblowers. The American legal system judges crimes on how far from "normal behavior" they are, not how much harm they cause.
eddythompson80 7 hours ago [-]
I don’t know about this particular case, but sentences are usually reduced to 3/4 or 2/3 depending on a bunch of factors referred to as good behavior. Unless a judge or a law explicitly disallows that depending on the crime or the sentencing. The amount varies by state or court type and judges usually account for that when deciding on the sentencing
raegis 7 hours ago [-]
Federal criminal convicts usually serve 85-90% with good behavior, at least for men. The minimum is 85%. There is no federal parole. I think she's getting out early for a different reason.
neya 7 hours ago [-]
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minimaxa 6 hours ago [-]
I left some snaps on your iphone, so see we can stare into each other's eyes Liz.
flockonus 15 hours ago [-]
It is a bit hilarious that most of the "apps" open faster in a fake desktop simulated inside the browser than it actually does natively on my Macbook Pro
*yes i know, not apples to apples.
general_reveal 2 hours ago [-]
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lukasschwab 16 hours ago [-]
Super slick buried Extend marketing
kbyatnal 16 hours ago [-]
we parsed all the theranos PDF filings with Extend (https://extend.ai/) and wanted a fun interactive way of visualizing them!
AdamN 5 hours ago [-]
Did we get their emails? Would be interesting to tease out the differences between the Enron culture and the Theranos culture (and similarities)
captn3m0 15 hours ago [-]
Took me a while to figure out why, till I opened Safari read "document processing" and it clicked. Good job.
kbyatnal 14 hours ago [-]
thanks!
dwroberts 1 hours ago [-]
Given the context this made me assume extend is also some kind of a scam
daemonologist 16 hours ago [-]
there's even an extend api key in there (invalid though, would've been cool if it did something special)
rlt 6 hours ago [-]
Landed on it like 3 clicks in and immediately closed the page.
bolau 16 hours ago [-]
thank you!!
karahime 15 hours ago [-]
You know, for a single pretty rare case of fraud in tech, as opposed to the industries where fraud is common, this gets brought up an excessive amount a decade later.
vintermann 4 hours ago [-]
Two theories:
* It was off-the-charts brazen, and amazing that so many prestigious people got behind it, and that it took so long for anyone blow the whistle/notice that the impossible product didn't in fact exist.
* Sexism.
If you want me to believe #2, I would like to hear what you think are the more comparable cases which don't get bought up as much as this one.
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lazyasciiart 15 hours ago [-]
Tech? Not the health sector?
andy81 14 hours ago [-]
The "tech" sector label is a fraud in its own right.
It makes sense to have a separate label for companies that develop software. They have a unique investment appeal because their cost of production doesn't increase with units sold, so higher PE ratio if growing.
For "some reason" Netflix isn't priced as a media company. Tesla isn't priced as manufacturing.
karahime 14 hours ago [-]
That's fair, I guess it depends on how you divide it.
Fricken 12 hours ago [-]
Theranos was first funded and mentored by Tim Draper of Draper Fisher Jurvetson. She's 100% tech.
topaz0 10 hours ago [-]
It's hard to forget when the "pretty rare" (citation needed) case was also shoved down your throat by the fawning media for 5 years first.
skrrtww 16 hours ago [-]
The page crashes instantly in Safari on iOS on an iPhone 13.
enjoyyourlife 9 hours ago [-]
The memory limit for Safari on iOS is less than 400 MB so it's probably because of that
ryandrake 11 hours ago [-]
Doesn’t load at all on an iPhone 7
sgustard 16 hours ago [-]
Works great on my iPhone 13.
bolau 16 hours ago [-]
looking into it!
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neom 16 hours ago [-]
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kbyatnal 14 hours ago [-]
A24 (the studio behind the movie) is one of our customers, so we're hosting a watch party in SF
plus, we used our APIs to parse all the theranos PDFs to power the experience
hope our content marketing made your day a bit more fun!
abrookewood 12 hours ago [-]
It's an amazing site - well done.
crystaln 7 hours ago [-]
Sneaky and a little icky, but novel enough to pass.
teaearlgraycold 13 hours ago [-]
Where’s the party? I just built something similar to your product for an SF-based non-profit (fully self-hosted on site) and it’s been extremely useful. Would love to get tips on how we can improve our setup.
3RTB297 8 hours ago [-]
I mean this in the best way possible: This reminds me so much of Microsoft Bob if it had survived to 2016.
aaroninsf 10 hours ago [-]
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chaidhat 14 hours ago [-]
At least this is a fun ad. I appreciate the level of commitment the developers put into it. It's not just vibe coded slop which is rare
yakkomajuri 15 hours ago [-]
I mean, fair play? I appreciate marketing that has effort involved, especially these days.
You do have to get your word out somehow
Jtarii 13 hours ago [-]
I would prefer if they were upfront about it so I could just not click on it.
Recoil42 14 hours ago [-]
The event they're hosting is a free watch party for the movie. You didn't exactly crack the case.
binlog 16 hours ago [-]
Feels like they are unintentionally marketing the new Elizabeth Holmes documentary rather than themselves.
Maybe creating the documentary was the most ambitious Nathan For You episode yet, and all simply to build publicity for this company.
twoodfin 11 hours ago [-]
The plan…
- Create a series of increasingly surreal reality TV shows that blur the distinctions between how we see ourselves and how we present to the world as characters.
- Convince a reality-distorting corporate sociopath that my experience making these shows makes me the ideal person to tell her misunderstood story to the world in a breakthrough documentary film.
- Use an advance screening of the film to generate publicity for this previously obscure AI document management startup.
Traubenfuchs 15 hours ago [-]
Reddit is full of EH content lately, now this.
All of this must be a marketing campaign for the movie.
conorcleary 12 hours ago [-]
and most of it pumped years ago through JRE
stavros 14 hours ago [-]
Wait, this isn't marketing for the documentary?
RobRivera 15 hours ago [-]
Llllllllllllol?
ksd482 16 hours ago [-]
Not that it matters or anyone cares, but it's so obvious Balwani was manipulating her emotionally. There are so many instances where he says "Love you", or "love" or "I am in love with your beauty", while she is more direct like "I love you", "I am in love with you" etc.
ambicapter 16 hours ago [-]
I don't see how either of your examples are necessarily more direct than the other?
ksd482 16 hours ago [-]
hmm..perhaps I was biased because I watched a couple of documentaries, a tv film and read the book by John Carreyrou "Bad Blood", so my eyes were primed to look for this pattern.
But he was definitely manipulative in this regard.
tclancy 12 hours ago [-]
Man, was not prepared to come across a Sparklehorse track randomly tonight.
crossroadsguy 16 hours ago [-]
In my genearl observations of office desks/cubicles around me I have noticed that the only people with carefully stacked books, often more than one or two, were the ones who didn't really read.
lesostep 4 hours ago [-]
Makes sense. I stack books every time I clean my table, but they get out of stack pretty quickly.
FLeXMurphy 16 hours ago [-]
I love how incredibly vapid the emails and text messages are.
And by love I of course mean: I love, LOVE, LOVE, [repeat ad nauseam]
Nails on a chalkboard.
ksd482 16 hours ago [-]
The reminders section is the second most entertaining bit after the messages. Look it up. It's hilarious!!!
bolau 16 hours ago [-]
yay i'm glad people are finding all the easter eggs!
ivraatiems 14 hours ago [-]
This is remarkably well-made, I love these little simulator dealies.
ghostly_s 2 hours ago [-]
Immediately crashes on my phone, is this something related to Nathan Fielder's new doc?
mrheosuper 11 hours ago [-]
The setting is unsettling. Remind me of some old horror flash games i used to play.
grimgrin 15 hours ago [-]
This is inspired by jmail.world, which may have been inspired itself.
It is obviously not as interesting as jmail.world, but, give her time
bbor 16 hours ago [-]
Ok I'm a pretty passionate anti-advertising advocate, but if advertising is gonna look like anything, it might as well be this!
ChrisMarshallNY 16 hours ago [-]
Someone posted this[0], a couple of days ago. It was an old marketing ploy for a company called Veracity.
Genuinely curious: does anyone know if the backers ever got refunded?
episode0x01 16 hours ago [-]
Love the camera jump scare. Genius
bolau 16 hours ago [-]
i'm glad someone found it!!
robertlane0 15 hours ago [-]
Might be the most tasteful ad I've seen in a hot minute, not bad at all.
flowerlad 14 hours ago [-]
The iPhone works and you can even play/listen to music on it!
asxndu 14 hours ago [-]
Even the Theranos machine
0xferruccio 16 hours ago [-]
this site is so slick great job! love how the email in the iphone works
kbyatnal 16 hours ago [-]
there's too many easter eggs to count, I didn't even realize that one existed
bolau 16 hours ago [-]
thank you :))
ksd482 16 hours ago [-]
I finished the juice. Now what ?
LOL
Excellent work! All the best for the documentary launch!
bolau 16 hours ago [-]
thank you for the kind words!!
DonHopkins 15 hours ago [-]
The juice was great. Now I have to pee. Where do I click? Can the machine analyze it?
parrot_mk2 12 hours ago [-]
Best ad I've seen in a very long time, but I'm mildly disappointed I couldn't load the juice into the Theranos machine
perarneng 16 hours ago [-]
I spent way to much time with that :-D
DonHopkins 15 hours ago [-]
I took a photo on the iPhone of Elizabeth Holmes and myself hanging out smoking a joint together!
The share button let me download it.
next_xibalba 15 hours ago [-]
Kinda cool, but also annoying that it's just backdoor marketing for a b2b SaaS company.
hmyn 7 hours ago [-]
playfulness is the key
annoyingnoob 16 hours ago [-]
There is no way to run for the door.
henrymerrilees 14 hours ago [-]
Bo you are a legend!!!
freecodeio 15 hours ago [-]
you can click on the drink to take a sip btw
waterTanuki 12 hours ago [-]
I checked the health app on the phone:
> No health data.
:)
very_good_man 12 hours ago [-]
Very cool!
bojackh 13 hours ago [-]
interesting seeing marketing content do so well on HN haha, not bad!
kogasa240p 15 hours ago [-]
As someone who only knows Theranos by the creepy lady and that they did some scam this is very interesting. Only critique is that it calls Twitter X, which isn't historically accurate.
EDIT: uhh I thought the movie signup thing was a gag, didn't know it was real. Sorry I guess.
ghm2180 13 hours ago [-]
Context please. What is this?
iamleppert 14 hours ago [-]
Why are people giving her anymore attention and time? Yawn. I don't get it. The story has been told, there is nothing new here besides some weird shots of her wide eyed like she always has been. Am I the only person who isn't impressed?
jingrey 16 hours ago [-]
woah this is such a throwback, made me oddly nostalgic. great fucking work
Truly brave of him to go against the golden geese, despite turning his own family- and even former attorney generals & military officers- against him.
Its all on 4/11/2014.
Also interesting to see how Sunny & Holmes always thought it was Tyler, or the CLIA Lab Director (Adam) plotting against them.... when their scam was just in plain sight of regulators that bothered to actually do the work.
Holmes/Sunny reaction to Tyler's email and to Adam's resignation (Nov 2014) is one of outrage. Using the power inbalance to make their point, is 101 fraud.
Fooling the public is easy. But how do you fool the people working on the machines and trying to get actual results out of them? Sure, dividing the work into micro-tasks help, and creating an atmosphere of suspicion/excitement/respect for authority, etc. But still?!?
Tyler.
We saw your email to Elizabeth.
Before I get into specifics, let me share with you that had this email come from anyone else in the company, I would have already held them accountable for the arrogant and patronizing tone and reckless comments. In your case, I am giving you the benefit of doubt that your intentions are in the right place, and am taking the time to respond, even though your tone in this email all the way through the last paragraph is not that of someone seeking to understand, but rather someone standing at higher perch of morality and business wisdom. Perhaps this too was not your intent but this clearly comes across as your mind set.
See my comments in red below.
This is a good reminder that arguments on morality and wisdom are used and abused.
https://www.spacejam.com/
https://github.com/sv1sjp/flash-swf-to-html5-toolkit
> Theranos is a revolutionary business, founded and led by a remarkable engineer and businesswoman - joined by a team of professionals who have, at their core, embraced her mission to serve humanity through innovation in health care.
Their name is probably Claude.
(for some of us)
like come on... it was so good before
eg. https://www.nianticspatial.com/products/capture
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-S-x0b9TrE
What would you do with a whole model of the world? I don't know, but it would be fun to walk a national park while I'm on the treadmill or basejump off of a realistic el capitan.
(Borges)
Would also make a great Zwift competitor (cycling app where you can hook up your stationary bike and race or ride on certain routes).
Ref: https://flyawaysimulation.com/ask/answers/microsoft-flight-s...
I wasted a lot of hours in it when I was a teen.
Crazy how my gut feeling was more than vindicated.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6349349
Did we ever find out what all those people were doing at Theranos? I really haven’t kept up to date.
"Don't obey in advance", Tim Snyder said. But obeying in advance is called showing initiative and is a great career move. In secretive industries it can be hard to know what to obey in advance, but they don't let that stop them!
Although I bet Lizzie used a Pro..
The only ones who don't are murderers, gang members, drug dealers or whistleblowers. The American legal system judges crimes on how far from "normal behavior" they are, not how much harm they cause.
*yes i know, not apples to apples.
* It was off-the-charts brazen, and amazing that so many prestigious people got behind it, and that it took so long for anyone blow the whistle/notice that the impossible product didn't in fact exist.
* Sexism.
If you want me to believe #2, I would like to hear what you think are the more comparable cases which don't get bought up as much as this one.
It makes sense to have a separate label for companies that develop software. They have a unique investment appeal because their cost of production doesn't increase with units sold, so higher PE ratio if growing.
For "some reason" Netflix isn't priced as a media company. Tesla isn't priced as manufacturing.
plus, we used our APIs to parse all the theranos PDFs to power the experience
hope our content marketing made your day a bit more fun!
You do have to get your word out somehow
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50013534
- Create a series of increasingly surreal reality TV shows that blur the distinctions between how we see ourselves and how we present to the world as characters.
- Convince a reality-distorting corporate sociopath that my experience making these shows makes me the ideal person to tell her misunderstood story to the world in a breakthrough documentary film.
- Use an advance screening of the film to generate publicity for this previously obscure AI document management startup.
All of this must be a marketing campaign for the movie.
But he was definitely manipulative in this regard.
And by love I of course mean: I love, LOVE, LOVE, [repeat ad nauseam]
Nails on a chalkboard.
It is obviously not as interesting as jmail.world, but, give her time
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49932236
LOL
Excellent work! All the best for the documentary launch!
The share button let me download it.
> No health data.
:)
EDIT: uhh I thought the movie signup thing was a gag, didn't know it was real. Sorry I guess.