FailMore

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   by FailMore 7y ago

   I think MZ does think long term, is taking privacy seriously moving forward and is good for the company. (I was, but am currently not, an investor in FB)
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   by FailMore 7y ago

   Yes 100%. The world needs Environmental Economics. This would make it financially worth while for huge investment to flow into environmentally friendly products.
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   by FailMore 7y ago

   I had low self confidence and no longer do. I've studied psychology of mental health and am training to be a therapist, so I will be discussing things through this lens. So while low self esteem is annoying to experience, it is importa
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   by FailMore 7y ago

   We need to price the cost of environment into the cost of goods. There needs to be room for the economics of environmentally friendly companies to outperform the economics of environmentally damaging companies. This will result in investmen
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   Ask HN: Should there be a faster HN?

   2 points by FailMore 7y ago|4 comments
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   by FailMore 7y ago

   I had eight years of therapy and it totally transformed my life, it was rather odd but it was only when my therapist and I started using dreams in non-traditional way (as set out here https://psyarxiv.com/k6trz ) that things
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   by FailMore 7y ago

   I have this 0_o
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   by FailMore 7y ago

   What would be a smart move for Otonomo now? Complicated perhaps... we are at Peak HN now, so there is a feeling to calm the storm immediately, but maybe there is an argument that things will die down and they have not broken the law (depend
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   by FailMore 7y ago

   They would not have looked at the API docs of either the startup they are investing in or their competitor (99.95%). I've worked as VC and technical detail at such a level is basically non existent. Economics, team, market take up the
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    by FailMore 7y ago

    I'm going to be self publishing a book this year - very curious about what have you found in terms of income? And if you have any ideas on how people find your work?
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    Progressive Capitalism Is Not an Oxymoron(nytimes.com)

    25 points by FailMore 7y ago|7 comments
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    I'm not sure this is the case here, but one thing I notice is that competitive environments (i.e. non natural monopoly businesses) do catch up with businesses eventually. I don't think this should prevent VCs from investing (esp e
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    Just launch super early. This will give you the vibes to continue or so much boredom (because no one is using it) that you realise it's a good idea to stop.
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    I don't know how to think about FB and these issues. To grow platforms to the scale that FB has requires long term thinking which I think FB showed throughout (curtailing annoying notifications - e.g. Zynga games spam - which might hav
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    I think Apple should have been bolder a long time ago. It should be the case that with Apple you get (near) global 4G/5G coverage on all their devices. So you take your laptop out in Spain and snap you’re online. Apples hardware is t
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    this is such great work - good job and thank you
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    What are your views on the environmental impact of regular deliveries for small goods?
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    Sad. I like dogs.
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    Until we include the cost on the environment within the cost of our goods things will not change. When we do we will encourage a wave of environmentally friendly innovation. It will take a lot of courage for any government to do this. I’ve
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    weOptimise.it – a new political party for the UK(weoptimise.it)

    1 points by FailMore 8y ago|0 comments
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    Is it an example of perpetual energy?
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    Today, all things are too cheap. We need include the cost on the environment within the cost of our goods. Altering the price of goods is an extremely important mechanic to move us towards sustainability. It is ok for us to have fast fashio
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    Thanks, I will research it. Read a lot of papers so I can’t remeber if I’ve seen that theory or not!
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    Yes, please reach out to me. My email is visible on the paper.
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    For some reason I can't reply to your other comment, but yes, please reach out to me.
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    The norms of the dreams should be accepted. If it is the case that drinking unicorn blood is normal in the dream, then it should be viewed as normal in the interpretation. The theory does not seek to normalise the dreaming situation, the no
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    I hope this response is not too confusing, but for the moment let's remove behaviour and focus on the situation. Some imagined situations create an urge to take avoidant action. For example, let's say you are in a queue of a rolle
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    I think this could be a good example of the theory. I'm afraid that your partner believing you have done something is a bit unlucky! But you should ask her what she is doing in the dream when you are doing something bad to them. If she
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    My personal experience with the theory has been extensive and I am quite confident, but yes - from a broader point of view I think anyone with academic perspective should read it as food for thought for potential future investigations.
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    by FailMore 8y ago

    Thank you very much for sharing your experience with dreams! I have made a website to gather scientific research on this interpretation https://docbt.org/ (Dream Orientated Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) and we are on twitt