Kairinz

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   by Kairinz 4y ago

   It makes some sense, when you have more options than you can handle you just stop thinking. There was this case with stores that sold jars of jam explained by Cialdini which shows that when people meet multiple decisions they often decline
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   by Kairinz 4y ago

   It is not surprising to see resistance. The food industry will collapse if people pivot to low carb diets :)
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   by Kairinz 4y ago

   This is exactly the issue with YouTube's current state, even if you don't spend a lot of time on it :) Well said!
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   by Kairinz 4y ago

   Why is this actually addicting ?
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   by Kairinz 4y ago

   Literally just got back from a road trip in southern Greece where I had reception almost half of the time spent driving. Didn't see a single car for over 2 hours of driving. Car had a clutch issue, but things worked out. Can actually
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   by Kairinz 4y ago

   They were honest and that goes a long way. Sad to read about this, but still what they do for the people they lay off is pretty impressive.
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   by Kairinz 4y ago

   Really agree with the "Have a bunch of them" chapter. Feels wrong if you have only one thing to deal with.
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   by Kairinz 4y ago

   Really really smart. Had the accomplishment list on my CV at a clear spot, triggered the most questions during any interview.