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by Ambolia 4y ago
What type of information do you find yourself losing track of? The GTD sections shouldn't be that big even when tracking a huge amount of projects, like if you had for example 100 projects and 100 next actions that you are actively wor
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by Ambolia 4y ago
When writing on paper I personally like something like "Saturday 30th of April 2022", or some abbreviation of it, in addition to global context it also adds some weekly context that can be nice when trying to remember when you did
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Two small tips that got my GTD system going on paper: - Don't worry too much about having a perfect written system, I always was worrying too much about having the perfect system and this meant that I ended up not writing anything dow
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Furthermore, collapse doesn't happen everywhere the same, nor all at once. It's more like things break down slowly, and never get fixed rather than explosions on the street, until one day you are a third world country. And third w
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by Ambolia 4y ago
2. and 3. sound like advantages to me. 1. seems straightforward, it would be better if a language was faster. 4. is debatable, most programs are not big, so most programmers shouldn't need to use a programming language better suited fo
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by Ambolia 4y ago
We are in the middle of a fertilizer shortage [1]. I guess that could speed things up On the other side that type of farming would probably not be competitive in the global market, so implementing those measures would require detaching from
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Good news, the barrier between government <-> corporations <-> ONGs is growing thinner and thinner, with the same people moving between those and working in the same agenda. Many political decisions that shape the countries have
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by Ambolia 4y ago
nostr ( https://github.com/fiatjaf/nostr ) seems to be a minimal possible solution. It doesn't seem to be much in use though, so I guess once that happens a few issues will come up.
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by Ambolia 4y ago
I assume this is unavoidable. The only solution are protocols where the network is owned and stored in the data (cryptographically) rather than in the servers. Then the servers apply censorship and rules over the data, but you can still reb
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by Ambolia 4y ago
If there is a collapse maybe they would be the ones asking questions. Which key infrastructure know-how and technical knowledge would you take from 2021 to help the people from 2050?
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by Ambolia 4y ago
[Speculation] I have been reading comments that the issue is that some of the components are just not produced anymore and replacing those components with more modern ones would require going through the whole certification and testing proc
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It Will Be Years Before Raytheon Can Build New Stinger Missiles(defenseone.com)
15 points by Ambolia 4y ago|12 comments
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by Ambolia 4y ago
Seems like a lot of people have a problem when a specific billionaire (Musk) purchases Twitter. But why do the rest of billionaires get an exception when they own Twitter or other media companies? It seems like the free speech and the &quot
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by Ambolia 5y ago
Separated websites make it very hard to bring along your own networks of people. If I share stuff on Twitter or Instagram when I share it I "bring along" everybody who is following me, and if they share it they bring along their p
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The Future at Five A.M(ecosophia.net)
2 points by Ambolia 5y ago|0 comments
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Russian imports plunged – revenue from its oil and gas more than made up for it(businessinsider.com)
7 points by Ambolia 5y ago|5 comments
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by Ambolia 5y ago
Good point, I just thought on the impact of the weapons in overall low-level criminality or regional conflicts, but I guess if enough Stingers [1] spill around it could have serious consequences on the safety of air travel all around. [1]
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by Ambolia 5y ago
It will be interesting times if all those weapons spill into the European Union.
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by Ambolia 5y ago
Wasn't there a french study that showed that 90% of people with long-covid didn't even had had Covid in the first place? Also would be interesting to compare long-covid with long-other-diseases, there were always plenty of people
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North Korea's $625M crypto hack presents a new national threat(markets.businessinsider.com)
2 points by Ambolia 5y ago|0 comments
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by Ambolia 5y ago
We can check with Hillary Clinton to see what she thinks on the issue: https://twitter.com/ChathamHouse/status/1390284424806289410#...
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by Ambolia 5y ago
There are some alternative "conspiracy" theories about what the Shanghai lockdowns are really about: - 1) It's a disguised embargo on delivering goods to western countries to worsen inflation and supply chain issues to cause
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by Ambolia 5y ago
I think the message is more "you shouldn't form loyalty ties with your company, because your company won't form them with you". Loyalty ties are still important, but not something you will find in most employer-employee
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by Ambolia 5y ago
Joining the board required accepting a 15% cap on shares. If he doesn't join he can buy as many shares as he wants and control the company.
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by Ambolia 5y ago
Can't they just wear a very safe mask with a valve? It will be safer and more comfortable for them that wearing a normal mask, and the people not wearing masks don't care, so everybody gets what they want.
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by Ambolia 5y ago
I've only heard hate about Airbnb in the last 6 months. Very expensive and very bad experiences all around, almost everybody choosing to go back to hotels. Not sure what change exactly but their reputation seems to be nosediving.
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by Ambolia 5y ago
This is a problem, but this is a problem with centralized websites too. How many links to broken blogs, broken youtube videos or to broken tweets have you ever encountered? Heck, most people don't even link to tweets anymore, they just
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US using Intel to fight infowar with Russia,even when the Intel isn't rock solid(nbcnews.com)
3 points by Ambolia 5y ago|0 comments
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by Ambolia 5y ago
They did define for the role it plays in the essay? >“Wokeness,” for the purposes of this essay, refers in broad strokes to a cultural, social, and ideological movement in the West that challenges previously accepted cultural narratives
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by Ambolia 5y ago
What meaningless sentence did you find?

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