lpcrealmadrid

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by lpcrealmadrid 2y ago
What a wonderfully constructive comment. This is a great model for me to remember when I encounter things I like the substance of but dislike some of the specifics. Thank you!
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The prison of doing hard things(justinmulvaney.substack.com)
1 points by lpcrealmadrid 3y ago|0 comments
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by lpcrealmadrid 3y ago
thanks for the click ;)
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by lpcrealmadrid 3y ago
+1 !!! Admittedly, I wrote this post 3 years ago when I was seeking clarity around disagreement during a wild time. Re-reading it now, in yet another wild time (3 years "wiser" aka having learned how to change a diaper or two), I
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by lpcrealmadrid 3y ago
Author here, thanks for writing this thoughtful comment. 1. I agree, during debate, put the offense monster to the side. 2. In an effort to spare words, I compressed the Galileo story into something that missed important details. My bad. My
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by lpcrealmadrid 3y ago
This is a great point. I suppose my hope is that by being less shutdown-offended yourself, you can have an open heart to those that are shutdown-offended. Because engaging with such people is crucial to understanding what’s actually going
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by lpcrealmadrid 3y ago
Author here— interesting! Mind sharing some stuff where I can learn more about this?
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Get Offended More (2020)(ammarmian.substack.com)
43 points by lpcrealmadrid 3y ago|55 comments
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by lpcrealmadrid 3y ago
Came here to agree with this. Beyond basic conditionals and loops, Django templates get really hard to read IMO. Combine that with “sprinkling in” some HTMX and Alpine and you’ve got the making of a true headache that no one wants to work w
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Why it’s so hard to say what you mean(ammarmian.substack.com)
79 points by lpcrealmadrid 3y ago|40 comments
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by lpcrealmadrid 4y ago
I understand the cynicism about Substack thoughtbois. I send my emails to a very small group of people I’ve met in real life, and we chat and discuss many of these topics in person. Question away! If I don’t stick the landing on the follow-
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by lpcrealmadrid 4y ago
Author here. Yes exactly! Intellectually that is 100% correct. In practice, as many others in the discussion have remarked, sustaining a meditation practice past the initial barriers is hard (as is learning programming, btw). Everyone bring
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by lpcrealmadrid 4y ago
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00UCI9ODE/ref=tmm_kin_swatch... Really hope you enjoy it :)
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by lpcrealmadrid 4y ago
Love Shinzen! His Outline for Practice was fundamental in me discovering that there are different meditation maps that present different flavors of “progress”/“realization” https://www.shinzen.org/wp-content/upload
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by lpcrealmadrid 4y ago
Author here. This is so spot on. I spent years avoiding the traditional practices/concepts because of a desire to be Someone Special (spiritual materialism). Burning that desire is probably one of the more profound early experiences of
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Ten years of trying to meditate(ammarmian.substack.com)
46 points by lpcrealmadrid 4y ago|144 comments
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by lpcrealmadrid 5y ago
Just wanted to send you a sincere thanks for all your work around RN and NextJS - your libraries and patterns have really helped our team cover a lot of ground :pray:
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Disagreeing vs. Getting Offended(ammarmian.substack.com)
3 points by lpcrealmadrid 6y ago|0 comments
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Viral Memes and Developing Good Taste(ammarmian.substack.com)
1 points by lpcrealmadrid 6y ago|0 comments
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Good Elite, Bad Elite(ammarmian.substack.com)
1 points by lpcrealmadrid 6y ago|0 comments
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Bureaucracy and the Laws of Locality(ammarmian.substack.com)
1 points by lpcrealmadrid 6y ago|0 comments
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Reinvention as Subversive Activity(ammarmian.com)
2 points by lpcrealmadrid 6y ago|0 comments
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by lpcrealmadrid 7y ago
How we define “basics” is important. We have to earn the generalist label - the generalist has his own form of specialization. From what I’ve seen, the successful generalist’s command over the basics is so strong that you wonder why they ne
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The Honest Marketer Manifesto(honestmarketer.com)
2 points by lpcrealmadrid 7y ago|0 comments
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by lpcrealmadrid 8y ago
You can either demolish the brick wall or you can take it apart brick by brick. One of which is overwhelming and can cause collateral damage, the other of which takes longer but accomplishes the same with more safety. My understanding is th
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by lpcrealmadrid 8y ago
I’m glad someone else pointed this out haha I’m all for content marketing like this but if your competency is creating culture through design at least make sure the reading experience isn’t painful
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by lpcrealmadrid 8y ago
How do you want to invest in yourself? Skills, mindset, or output? Or all the above? Money is a useful way to buy accountability for your goals. Most of what you need to know is already out there for free, it's just really easy to get
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The Anatomy of a Rut(ammarmian.com)
2 points by lpcrealmadrid 8y ago|0 comments
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by lpcrealmadrid 8y ago
I have deep respect for this entrepreneur because it is so damn easy to theorize impact/success in one’s brain and masturbate over pure thoughtstuff. It’s a whole different story when the rubber hits the road and so I really appreciate
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by lpcrealmadrid 8y ago
I find it more interesting to view it as a Chaos Monkey for the symbolic system that is the mind. The ways in which we organize and make sense of the world calcify with the repetition of certain memes. The idea at least is that psychedelics

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