Saturdays

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by Saturdays 2y ago
The Courage to be Disliked
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by Saturdays 2y ago
the predominant theory is that the length of an organism's lifespan is inverse to the rate of it's metabolism. Look into Kleiber's law. Also worth reading the book Scale by Geoffrey West.
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by Saturdays 2y ago
I'm reading this book "The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind" and it's quite fascinating to think deeply about what is Consciousness. I think the book does a good job of defining and explaini
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by Saturdays 3y ago
+1 - and the mole and the chile en nogada there is fantastic. The churches are beautiful. Really neat day trip.
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by Saturdays 3y ago
theoretically what's in it for them is that people will build content faster and with less barriers for eventual consumption on their platforms
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by Saturdays 4y ago
Does anyone remember 'the sixty one', I used to use that all the time to discover music, was really cool - sadly, I left with the rest after the redesign plus overall the music discoverability market was already shifting away from
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by Saturdays 4y ago
That's a very weak blanket statement, there are totally reasonable A/B tests you can run that don't deteriorate a user's experience, and the results can guide you to a better customer experience overall.
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by Saturdays 5y ago
I used Hugo+Git+Netlify and it worked well, however its a pain to create a custom template that I love - I'm in the process of switching to Wordpress+Elementor, just because I'm taking a more visual approach to building now and am
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by Saturdays 5y ago
That deck is so well done, the way it lays things out about Foley and how he ran the business is a great teaching moment for people in any business. It does a great job of showing what red flag type statements and behavior to look out for i
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by Saturdays 5y ago
Nintendo would like to have a word
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by Saturdays 5y ago
Simplest answer: Demand has gone up overall for technology like tvs, computers, game consoles, etc... Meanwhile, during covid the ability to scale (production and supply chain) to meet that demand has been difficult.
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by Saturdays 5y ago
apart from the obvious issues around pre-covid population and 2020 census stats being used here... I expect a mass exodus once lease renewals are up and buildings don't want to give the same 2-3 months free incentives. This comes from
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by Saturdays 5y ago
I think if you use BetterTouchTools and modify your Touch Bar for custom needs (I use the GoldenChaos presets) - it can prove to be somewhat useful, and save screen real estate on certain things too. So I'm not 100% against it, but I u
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by Saturdays 5y ago
I think most readers would scoff at those price points, especially when comparing to the plethora of content available from streaming services such as Netflix, which is at $8-9/month for individual use. That being said, is there a mode
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by Saturdays 5y ago
Oooh this looks interesting.. I export my GoodReads data and play with it on a spreadsheet to learn more about my reading trends.
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by Saturdays 6y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I take goodread reviews very lightly, especially for new books which I figure are either done by folks who get early access, book bloggers, etc.. (which I assume comes with their own bias at the pleasure of early ac
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by Saturdays 6y ago
Such an interesting topic to start with, and glad he extends it from the premise of burning books to things like misuse, access and privatization of knowledge. The burning of Harry Potter books fascinated me growing up. Back when I was a te
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by Saturdays 7y ago
FYI, I ca'n't reach your site! If it works will check out!
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by Saturdays 7y ago
Highly recommend reading 'The Courage to be Disliked' it may not revolve around 'privacy' but makes you think a lot about the 'self-validation' feedback we are trained to think we need... it helped me cement a
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by Saturdays 7y ago
I think a lot of folks here think WeWork is just a co-working space. WeWork has full on teams from F500s occupying their spaces in some locations, sometimes even completely isolated from externals companies by building or floor. Its a great
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by Saturdays 7y ago
To be clear the filing says >$100K, I'm sure some are spending way way more, it beats the cost of hiring an engineering team to do all this (build, improve, maintain etc...)
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by Saturdays 8y ago
The Design of Everyday Things makes me rethink every user interaction or problem I face, and not just at work. Every time I open a door, I begin to think about that experience. Recently, Educated by Tara Westover, and in the past The Glass