kaizendc

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by kaizendc 6y ago
How do you think those times became unstable? Surely info suppression tactics have often played a role?
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by kaizendc 6y ago
Try utilizing Anki for spaced repetition. Brilliant program used by many medical students.
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by kaizendc 6y ago
Your "rebuttals" are a prime example of normalcy bias. Not surprising though, pretty much everyone born in the past 60 years has become accustomed to a ridiculous "normal" that has been built on a fossil fuel house of ca
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by kaizendc 8y ago
You're right, the hedonic adaptation is all imaginary. David Foster Wallace and the many psychologists who support it's existence are all wrong. Perhaps they should read your dissertation on it? /s
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by kaizendc 8y ago
I had that same realization, that watching documentaries about the world could increase both my compassion and my gratitude. I've found this channel to be helpful towards that end: https://www.youtube.com/channel/U
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by kaizendc 11y ago
Take some time to watch his YouTube video explaining the iPhone hack. He starts the video by giving credit to other people involved in the project.
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by kaizendc 12y ago
Exactly, it's mostly busywork.
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by kaizendc 12y ago
The space program has been (and will continue to be) directly responsible for many important technologies that lift the tide for ALL of humanity. Yes, even those who live in poverty. If you are interested in learning how, read this short l
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by kaizendc 13y ago
I received DevKit V1 a few weeks ago and had the privilege to demo it to a few friends and family over the holidays. Everyone from ages 4 to 80 absolutely loved it. Most of these people are not even gamers, and they could see the incredibl
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by kaizendc 13y ago
No wo(man) is an island. Musk would have a hard time innovating if he had to build his own house, grow his own food, knit his own clothes, etc. etc... We all rely on each other to provide our basic standards of living. Without our basic nee
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by kaizendc 14y ago
What about scrolling through testimonials from satisfied customers? Have the testimonials fly by in an airplane ;)
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by kaizendc 14y ago
Nice work on the new site, the design looked great! It's nice to see you acknowledge that things were rocky with Posterous but you are now moving forwards in a new direction based on your past learnings. After all, isn't that one of the gre
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The Perils of Personal Progress(charliehoehn.com)
1 points by kaizendc 14y ago|0 comments
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by kaizendc 14y ago
Nice work. Article suggestion: Could you delve into the applications of retargeting for email auto responder campaigns?
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by kaizendc 14y ago
It could still be a huge success while satisfying both of the options you outlined. It would really just depend on the extent of the cannibalization.
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by kaizendc 14y ago
Exactly. It's likely that many people get away without having their "skeletons in the closet" brought into the light of day.
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by kaizendc 14y ago
Whether you are an Apple fan or not, it is difficult to contest the fact that this Amazon ad is taking direct aim at an Apple product. What would you call this, if not an "attack"?
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by kaizendc 14y ago
If you are so proud of them, continue to submit them as single links to HN.
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by kaizendc 14y ago
You should split test some NFL jersey e-mail submit offers from CPA networks, instead of Adsense. I bet you will make way more money from those 1,000 daily uniques with a good jersey e-mail submit.
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by kaizendc 14y ago
When planning a landing site for each rover mission, NASA considers a variety of factors and makes a best-guess as to the fruitfulness of each site from a scientific perspective. Clearly a team of brilliant scientists has not failed to cons
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by kaizendc 14y ago
You may be able to get away with that high price point if you let people try your service for free first. That way you can really prove your USP. Most entrepreneurs start multiple businesses, so they may likely pay large sums of money for
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by kaizendc 14y ago
Exactly. There is not going to be a "one-size-fits-all" solution to this problem. A multi-faceted solution including both technical and non-technical elements would likely work best. The easiest part of the solution to implement would of c
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by kaizendc 15y ago
Very eloquent refund request. A far cry from what would be commonplace in today's world. :)
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by kaizendc 15y ago
Isn't he simply suggesting that we might want to address the problems, rather than the symptoms?