vcavallo

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by vcavallo 2y ago
Yes! Make money!
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by vcavallo 5y ago
https://blog.vinneycavallo.com/posts/2019/12/05/optimistic-n...
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by vcavallo 5y ago
So if I declare you to be an idiot nobody ever has to listen to anything you have to say in the future? Aside from the obvious problems of how to determine “established oneself as an idiot”, what implications does this have for the concept
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by vcavallo 5y ago
What's your point? I'm saying that SirensOfTitan's comment adds nothing that isn't already present in the linked video (and he freely admits that he didn't watch it) and therefore really serves no purpose (other tha
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by vcavallo 5y ago
You make a lot of good points, but the conclusion is, depressingly, as always, that power and influence necessarily win out over truth every time. There’s no reason to expect truth to prevail in an environment where it doesn’t have an adapt
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by vcavallo 5y ago
Why are you commenting if you didn’t take in the content of the link? The little fact you drop here for some reason is right there in the video description.
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by vcavallo 5y ago
I haven't looked into any automation options, but I doubt it. Seems like Working Copy takes a specified folder in the "Files" app and treats it as a git repo (in this case, the Obsidian/YourVaultHere folder). When you la
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by vcavallo 5y ago
Confirming: Working Copy is _itself_ amazing, and solves the syncing-obsidian-to-github-on-ios problem.
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by vcavallo 5y ago
I just found this: https://workingcopyapp.com/
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by vcavallo 5y ago
> Did you use some plugin that helped with the committing and pushing? No, it's just a folder of markdown files that I keep in version control and access through a variety of software, including (usually) Obsidian.
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by vcavallo 5y ago
So, bad news for me if I’m using GitHub? Edit: looking in to https://workingcopyapp.com/ now. an iOS git client.
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by vcavallo 5y ago
Is there a non-paywalled version somewhere?
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by vcavallo 5y ago
That’s what THEY want you to think!
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by vcavallo 5y ago
It had this quality seemingly out of the gate, not after a period of selection. that’s part of the problem.
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by vcavallo 5y ago
aren’t the weapons a bit different? or do you think rural americans are stockpiling rocket launchers and AK47s?
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by vcavallo 5y ago
We just need new disruptors. A little tougher now that the current companies have the government on their side.
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by vcavallo 5y ago
I set up a newsletters email folder with automatic filtering. When I feel like reading newsletters, I go there. Otherwise, I don’t see them. Sort of the same behavior loop of opening up my RSS feed (which, incidentally, is how I’m seeing th
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by vcavallo 5y ago
I’d be interested in reading your hard-to-represent analysis. You can find various ways to contact me, including email, at vinneycavallo.com. Send it over!
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by vcavallo 5y ago
Two (plus a space) for me. if you’re on iOS - and I think Android - if you hold the “123” modifier and then _slide_ to the “!” and release, it inputs the character and then switches the keyboard back to alpha. one touch.
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by vcavallo 5y ago
What’s up with all the black flags and raised fists?
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by vcavallo 5y ago
what about grinding?
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by vcavallo 5y ago
this is a great summary: https://freakonomics.com/podcast/politics-industry/
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by vcavallo 5y ago
It's interesting to consider how those primary candidates got there and to what extent it would be possible to change who shows up in that position. Check out "Hate, Inc." by Matt Taibbi. He details the process by which party
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by vcavallo 5y ago
There is a political duopoly in this country that has a democracy-murdering stranglehold and barely anyone is aware of it.
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by vcavallo 5y ago
even if people cared a lot, you think they’d get presidential primary candidates that they want? or a vice president that they want? these things are faze choices.
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by vcavallo 5y ago
Sort of an interesting detail on the safety standards. Even though these mostly impact/protect the eventual owner _only_, they are forced into the car design such that a prospective buyer’s choices (and prices) are constrained. Oddly e
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by vcavallo 5y ago
That critical detail whooshed over the head of the comment to which you’re replying.
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by vcavallo 5y ago
No, thanks!
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by vcavallo 5y ago
not to be a dick, but, i don’t think you understand that the problem with recklessly printing money is not whether you’re using paper or plastic. read up on inflation a little.
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by vcavallo 5y ago
> It strikes me as very odd that you would suddenly so fundamentally distrust your co-workers with whom you share so much. But I'm also not in the US and maybe this is just the current climate over there. Yes, it absolutely is the c

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