KBeyo

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by KBeyo 4y ago
Elected leaders in Italy, Hungry, the USA, and many more don’t seem to be headed towards progress on bigotry…and the “news” has changed in the last two decades. It’s all about getting clicks now for ad dollars. The independent reporting tha
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by KBeyo 4y ago
Right on… My thoughts and some of the people in the financial times argue that we are moving towards a more fragmented and local method of society. One where regions are more self sustaining and less reliant on global trade. I think overall
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by KBeyo 4y ago
Bigotry declined? I don’t think so at all - not sure where you are living. From the post about the Indians and their cast system the other day on HN, to the lack of opportunity for those who illegally crossed borders and left their families
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by KBeyo 4y ago
Well, I employ people from here and pay them double what they’d make and give them opportunities where there are none. Like one of my ML guys - thanks me everyday - he knows it - he was working security at a hospital before I hire him. So n
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by KBeyo 4y ago
Yes, 100%…big time paradigm shift. All has changed. And by the way for context, I ran a top ten data provider for global commodity prices and traveled the world meeting major decision makers from tons of countries. My current company focuse
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by KBeyo 4y ago
So, I’m sitting here in a small town in Uruguay on the coast. I’m American and I’m thinking about this third world country (please, this is how they refer to themselves - not as a developing nation, so just hard stop right there) and I’m th
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by KBeyo 4y ago
>”Personally I think it’s good to have longterm strategies. Not just for the next 10 or 20 years. But also for the next 10 thousand or 10 billion years. So I really appreciate the longtermists’ focus on the prevention of existential risk
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by KBeyo 4y ago
>floating farms / floating gardens No, they are not floating, yet this author uses this word to describe chinampas. Anyway, as a side note, I would say that a “modern” technology that somewhat mimics this is aquaponics. This method
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by KBeyo 4y ago
Nothing. In fact, I’ve worked hard to come to accept that of which occurs in my life that is undesired - be it from my actions or actions that are outside my control. Everything that has occurred has happened for me, not to me. I’ve learned
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by KBeyo 4y ago
https://youtube.com/shorts/JxgCa_QOU0s?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/Y7JCjb8Mmv8?feature=share
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by KBeyo 4y ago
Just my thoughts, concerning not achieving your desired outcome. 1) Users read left to right and start at the top. So they would see an icon there that represents search - what you do. That is also nested in the top right corner where in ma
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by KBeyo 4y ago
Hi, I’m also really interested in scalable projects that are focused on environmental and social amelioration. Please email me (in profile) if you’d like to connect.
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by KBeyo 4y ago
I work with people in prison, or as they are commonly referred to within some circles, justice involved individuals. The issue here is not skilling these people in trades, it’s really about working on mental health and the underlying reason
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by KBeyo 4y ago
1) find the people who have the problem you’re solving / creating value for 2) have them use / experience the product and watch them 3) have them think out loud while their doing that and keenly observe how they use experience the
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by KBeyo 4y ago
Hi, thank you for sharing your experience. I’ve been working with persons involved with great trauma, such as those in prison, for the past few years. In a few months myself and another person will launch a project we’ve worked on for some