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feralmoan
9y ago
what!?
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feralmoan
9y ago
tongue in cheek I'm hoping.
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feralmoan
9y ago
Its stupid to think these companies are anything less than evil. Look at Palantir's mission statement. gawd. lol.
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feralmoan
9y ago
So in conclusion, friendships happen via function or temporal need, and that's a truth for a lot of people. Thanks for lowering the bar, game theory.
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feralmoan
9y ago
Are people not understanding OSI model these days? Is the flag icon the 'magic layer of mystery' now? eye twitch
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feralmoan
9y ago
Aqueducts.
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feralmoan
9y ago
Amazon is the literal expression of pied piper consumption. You know what would mess with Amazons dominance? Consumers having critical thinking skills enough to make long term decisions. Everyone here knows what the game is, which is kind o
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feralmoan
9y ago
I figured it wasn't yours based on post history - and its not an exploit site either that I can tell. Just very confusing! :)
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feralmoan
9y ago
Is this a joke? 'wtf'-lab indeed. What is the 'donate' button for?
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9y ago
"Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World" was a standout read this year https://www.amazon.com/Deep-Work-Focused-Success-Distracted-...
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9y ago
Someone making $100k should easily be able to save $1k a month wherever they are living in the world and put it into a fund making at least 15% a year. Here's some mind blowing advice - stop buying useless ornaments that do nothing t
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The biggest red flag about what you're saying is that it implies work done by the team (junior or not) isn't tied to specific goals our outcomes for the organization. Having work sit in branches un-merged for an indeterminate amou
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9y ago
Topical, I watched a movie last night that covers a lot of the things you mentioned - Lost City Of Z http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1212428 it didn't get great ratings but was good, cinematic and thoughtful imho
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9y ago
I don't do side projects or open source any more and run some bots for cryptocurrency trading instead. The bots continue to grow their positions and has been several times more lucrative than anything else I've tried to monetize a
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9y ago
A lot of the points touched on in the original article and this thread are conducive to deeper, creative and more meaningful work in general. You should say no to meaningless distractions. I just finished reading this book about it, so,
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9y ago
I do, it turned from being a niche for creatives into a porn site. I was following some people in an attempt to curate the content but knew I was only a click away from some NSFW imagery from whatever recommendation algo was implemented, s
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9y ago
I use it to look up things now and then as the result of a google search but generally its a distraction and I'm not there to find validation so I don't even have a login. I don't think this has anything to do with age though
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9y ago
I volunteer at the local park with events, gardening, maintenance and cleanup and generally try to be useful. I'm there 3 times a day walking my dogs anyway so its pretty much my back yard and a good way to show my appreciation for it
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feralmoan
10y ago
I love Detroit :D (btw Tilapia are illegal in Australia, they're extremely invasive, but there must be a local anlog)
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10y ago
or add an aquaponic cycle to solve the nitrate side of the equation (and yield fresh fish, to boot)
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10y ago
Australians have mastered the art of crab mentality. Dodge those pincers.
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10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bueZoYhUlg
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10y ago
Wow, timing out. It's already fallen over from referral traffic :D I hope no-one gets shot over this
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This was a lot less insightful than I was hoping for. I understand he's naval gazing on the 'human condition' from a billion dollar vantage and trying to rationalize investment in his personal academic fetishes... but reall
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10y ago
Australia takes Howards doctrine of 'punching above it's weight' and without any meaningful leadership just punches itself in the face. Seriously Straya, why are you punching yourself? Why are you punching yourself? HAHAHAH.
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10y ago
Having a single customer who will pay you for your solution is usually a good first step.
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Its a conservative problem actually. We can all (especially Californians) blame Reagan for that one http://www.nytimes.com/1984/10/30/science/how-release-of-men...
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10y ago
Welcome To City 17
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10y ago
Or 'The Mummy', loosely based on the legendary Curse of the Pharaohs
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10y ago
They definitely exist, I've seen two. Once buzzing someone to pull over, and another at a stoplight, they have visible grille lights.
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