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LastManStanding
1y ago
Do you have ADHD? You're not alone.
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Meetup just raised its prices over 100 percent – and their reason is appalling
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
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LastManStanding
2y ago
I couldn't find any pushback on this outrageous price increase by Meetup.com so I made this video. The VC firm that now owns them "Bending Spoons" took the same approach when they bought Evernote - free accounts were only gi
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LastManStanding
3y ago
It is likely you have ADHD, as I do.
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LastManStanding
4y ago
Peter Drucker in "The Effective Executive" has a chapter that makes this point, "know thy time".
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LastManStanding
4y ago
This seems to be the sentiment in the watch geek community - they like old watches - especially ones with sensors of various kinds, but they have to operate independently - the older ones would no longer work if they didn't.
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LastManStanding
4y ago
I went once or twice to the one here in San Diego, years ago. They were smart and interesting people as I recall.
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LastManStanding
5y ago
Anyone reading this comment should be extremely skeptical of internet strangers like Matlin who do not have the condition thinking they know what is best for you. These medications do not work the same way on people who do not have ADHD. I
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6y ago
Get a job where honesty is valued - because you are obviously an honest person.
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LastManStanding
6y ago
News "every other day" seems to be a good approach these days.
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6y ago
Calling BS on this one. I was totally impressed by the honesty of this post.
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LastManStanding
7y ago
Diagnosed at 65 for the first time. It is effing real - not sure I knew what "attention" was before - not calm attention anyway. Don't take stimulants if you don't have the condition - or you just might give it to your
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7y ago
Tell them you want easy access to your "friends" email address and other contact information and a quick way to transfer it to other social networks if you want. That is the "privacy" they say they are protecting.
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7y ago
In what way did they "spit in your face"? Sounds like an interesting story.
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Where can I find groups and followers on Facebook who are fighting Facebook?
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7y ago
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7y ago
1. Act with something akin to what in the financial industry is called "fiduciary responsibly" - in other words, act in "their interest" - not in you interests, or that of your profession or any organization - but consta
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7y ago
I had a roommate who had both and EE degree and was a licensed electrician. He could get a high paying job with just a phone interview. All the more amazing because he was a felon who served five years for drug smuggling and would reveal
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7y ago
I had been using Google Contacts with a minor "hack" of using the "file as" field as a three digit priority field, but still with the person's name and leading zeros. So a contact record looks like this "095.
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14y ago
Take a deep breath and step back from it for a bit. Absolutely keep doing your contract gigs - you need money right? After a while, take another look at what you have built, and see if there are parts of it that can be salvages or re-eng
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9 Mind-Bending Epiphanies That Turned My World Upside-Down
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14y ago
I don't think there is anything wrong with shared hosted during your early prototype states. I love my low cost shared hosting service Alterhosting.com - these guys go above and beyond the call of duty in support - even fixing my applicati
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14y ago
See comment above. There was another interview or blog post where he talked about his preference for young people more extensively, but I can't find it. Do you happen to know how many people over 50 have been accepted into Y-Combinator?
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14y ago
If you are close minded, it is not my problem.
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14y ago
Excellent point. I doubt very much they would ever get sued - they are too smart for that, but it doesn't mean that what they are doing there is right. Could someone be so kind as to tell me how many people over 50 have been admitted to Y
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Push back against the Silicon Valley "Co-Founder" Fetish
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14y ago
He does.
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14y ago
"The other cutoff, 38, has a lot more play in it. One reason I put it there is that I don't think many people have the physical stamina much past that age. I used to work till 2:00 or 3:00 AM every night, seven days a week. I don't know if
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14y ago
I am not making any accusations against anyone - it is obvious that Paul Graham has an age bias - he says so all over the place, but there is no law against having a bias. Age discrimination is almost impossible to prove, but if it is bein
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14y ago
No evidence? He is overt in bragging about his age discrimination. He is likely the "thought leader" who made this practice acceptable in Silicon Valley.
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14y ago
This should have happened long ago, and from what I have heard, Y-Combinator would be the best place to start.
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