neprune

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   by neprune 2y ago

   I see your point but I think it's fine to be angry and disappointed that an outfit that appeared to be trying to do it differently has abandoned the effort.
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   Ask HN: Have these digital wellbeing ideas been done?

   2 points by neprune 5y ago|1 comments
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   by neprune 11y ago

   When there's strong suspicion you once hired militias to attack and intimidate unions [0] [1], paying off health experts feels a bit tame. It's still interesting to see how they went about it though, pushing the idea that exercise
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   by neprune 11y ago

   This is a temporary fix. Despite the few conscientious objectors, ad-blockers will be ubiquitous. My best guess: Big-name websites will show more native adds. Companies will be desperate after losing digital adds, especially with the move t
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   by neprune 11y ago

   I think this question is good precisely for the same reason a lot of people are saying it's bad; it's really easy to give a bad answer, especially if the job isn't close to your ideal job. The article talks about waiting as l
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   by neprune 11y ago

   "For now, I am done with Jeanne" - that seemed way to abrupt. It could be that she's neglecting the details on how she moved on. It seems more likely that it's just a temporary reprieve. She needs long term help, not jus