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ekanes
13d ago
Wonderful writing. Thank you for sharing your mom with us.
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ekanes
27d ago
Interesting, could you share the name/model? Thank you!
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ekanes
1y ago
Thanks for sharing your situation. I don't have any magical advice or anything, but from an internet stranger, I hope things go well for you.
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ekanes
1y ago
> Working with prospects and turning them into customers is a way more interesting problem. Agreed. That's also the hardest part, and where most value is created.
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ekanes
2y ago
While not an answer to your specific question, this popped into my head as being similar in tone to what I think you're asking about. https://reason.com/2024/10/17/british-man-convicted-of-crimi... (An e
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ekanes
2y ago
Gosh. Seeing that is kind of more ... emotional than I'd have expected. Gonna print a screenshot of it for the memories folder. It was just such a different time. Can't imagine what later generations would think was the point of
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ekanes
2y ago
Similar perspective, but I'd offer a minor tweak. Just as before gmail people spent a lot of time "managing" their email. Gmail allowed us to stop bothering and just use search to find stuff among the now-messy volume of emai
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ekanes
2y ago
I think those are two different things: a) absorbing what you're reading and b) speed. Re absorbing, I suspect that's more about your current mindset, are you tired, etc. Re speed, one trick that I've found works is to force
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ekanes
2y ago
I've never played with Omegle, but can you develop a reputation that will affect who gets matched with you, or is it just random? I guess I'm wondering if when you say "carving out a niche" you meant "creating a re
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ekanes
2y ago
These are very insightful, thank you for sharing this @mtlynch
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ekanes
2y ago
@throwaway9917 and @invalidname -- thank you both for a fantastic example of civil disagreement and interesting conversation.
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ekanes
2y ago
Super interesting, thank you. Isn't there some consequence for canceling?
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ekanes
2y ago
Genocide is a term generally related to civilians. Hezbollah has been designated a terrorist organization by the USA.
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ekanes
2y ago
> The coordination and the intentional effort they made to disrupt and stop me was something I have never forgotten. This had a big effect on me, I thought of it's family, and how they were trying to protect it. Needless to say I ha
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ekanes
2y ago
Your comment doesn't seem to describe you in a founder role, because founders don't do overtime. Whether or not it's healthy, and it often comes with a price, the entire concept is there's no separation (at least in the
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ekanes
2y ago
> It feels a bit like terrorism vs. heart disease. Fantastic analogy! One is scary but practically non-existent, and the other will bring early death to many people you know.
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ekanes
2y ago
Females are often under-diagnosed with ADHD as well, the going theory being that males are more often hyperactive type and females inattentive (people can also have both characteristics). The boy running around the class being disruptive i
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ekanes
2y ago
It did for me.
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ekanes
2y ago
Creatine is awesome, but hair loss in men with male pattern baldness is frequently reported by myself and others in comments under all the "creatine is amazing no downsides" youtube posts and elsewhere. I've experienced it p
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ekanes
2y ago
I'm not the person you're asking, but do the same thing, and for me I can usually find it visually by scrolling through "all photos" if it's recent, and sometimes using search in the photos app.
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ekanes
2y ago
Great point, and when AI integration makes Siri useful, this might be a game changer for watches.
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ekanes
2y ago
I've experienced this hair loss, and if you read the comments underneath most posts/videos about creatine, you'll find a lot of people chiming in with the same experience. If you don't have male pattern baldness though,
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ekanes
2y ago
Creatine seems acknowledged as working in the fitness community by both the bro-science and the science-based crowds. For me, it worked very well, but I noticed I was losing hair in the shower (eep!) and stopped using it. Seems that's
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ekanes
2y ago
Totally fair. A better criticism of the government's choice might be whether or not the trucker protest constituted a legitimate emergency.
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ekanes
2y ago
The one who is both nice and kind. :P
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ekanes
2y ago
That is an incredible picture, thank you.
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ekanes
2y ago
That just sounds like the free market at work.
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ekanes
2y ago
You might like this - ZeFrank's video on mantis shrimp. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5FEj9U-CJM
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ekanes
2y ago
Compared to most cancer-related findings, this seems clear, simple and easy to replicate / disprove. Hopefully quickly, as it'd be a huge win for humanity.
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ekanes
2y ago
This isn't the place for that comment, nor is it substantiated by the data.
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