Mikho

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by Mikho 7y ago
Here is very useful data as to food consumption patterns. Nowadays we ruin our body with unnatural eating cycles. Basically fasting for around 16 hours a day is good for health. From the evolutionary perspective--that invested in a human bo
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by Mikho 7y ago
There is a company that serves precisely cut skins of different colors for most popular tech. The author basically reinvented DBrand. Here is a section for MacBook Pro on the site: https://dbrand.com/shop/apple-macbook-
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by Mikho 7y ago
Why would people still use Box, Dropbox, etc. when MS Office subscription provides so much more value, including huge storage, Office apps, and cross-platform integrations for less money. That's basically no brainer.
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by Mikho 7y ago
Technically, considering both a company and a candidate are in the same ballpark as to salary range, salary expectation is the only leverage a candidate has left for further negotiations. There is no reason to give away every single leverag
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by Mikho 7y ago
Or be proactive and ask what is the salary range the company plans for the position from the get-go. It's not a prisoners dilemma -- make your own proactive move and decision. Technically, considering both a company and a candidate are
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by Mikho 7y ago
Learned this trick long ago. Used this to clearly see whether a company values the job to be done and how it treats people. Just let the company make an offer and it will be a good ground for further negotiations. The number states pretty o
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Do not tell your expected salary. Let a company make an offer first(twitter.com)
16 points by Mikho 7y ago|21 comments
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by Mikho 8y ago
Remember reading a story about Russian agents organizing for USB sticks with spyware were sold in every kiosk selling gadgets around a US military base.
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by Mikho 8y ago
The problem is that journalists do not understand the basic concepts of economics. The news is non-rival non-excludable public good like air or sunshine. By its nature news itself can not have a price. A journalist does not add any value wh
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by Mikho 8y ago
It's easy -- you build a lifestyle business or you build a big, usually scalable, business. If you are building a lifestyle business, VCs most probably even won't give you money. To grow one needs money. If you are building a big
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by Mikho 8y ago
Surprised about all the fuzz. The good part about Chrome is one may create many sessions/users in Chrome. So, I use one dedicated Chrome user to access Google services and use another not logged into Google user in a different session
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Designing UI & UX using “The User Is Drunk” method(youtube.com)
1 points by Mikho 8y ago|0 comments
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by Mikho 8y ago
For long already I use many personas/users of Chrome simultaneously. It's very useful. Especially when you create a dedicated shortcut to a service/web-site on a desktop or even pin it to the taskbar. So I have direct Gmail i
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by Mikho 8y ago
I guess there are two problems: 1/ Usually through an evolutionary process the whole CMS structure for a paper becomes rather cumbersome with many patches and suboptimal services that nobody really knows about in details. Especially if
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by Mikho 8y ago
Jack Ma will be able to get more stuff done not being burdened by the Alibaba leader position. I guess it's just politics for his hands not to be tied and he could make bigger changes in China.
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by Mikho 8y ago
Even the agrarian revolution that happened 10K years ago resulted in health decline since a human body for 190K years before that evolved with a different diet. It is after the agrarian revolution that we faced many diseases connected to su
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by Mikho 8y ago
"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari https://www.amazon.com/Sapiens-Humankind-Yuval-Noah-Harari/d...
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by Mikho 8y ago
Very useful data as to food consumption patterns. Nowadays we ruin our body with unnatural eating cycles. Basically fasting for around 16 hours a day is good for health. From the evolutionary perspective--that invested in a human body 200K
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Meal frequency and timing in health and disease(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
145 points by Mikho 8y ago|62 comments
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by Mikho 8y ago
There is more detailed research as to food consumption patterns. Basically fasting for around 16 hours a day is good for health. From the evolutionary perspective--that invested in a human body 200K years--the way we eat today is really bro
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by Mikho 8y ago
Eagerly wait for any big brand to refuse to release on iOS at all due to the tax and being unable to bypass it by an app installation via a web-site. This tyranny that takes the whole margin should definitely end. It's especially painf
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by Mikho 8y ago
That's why they invented emoji
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by Mikho 8y ago
That's just another enormous data collection tool about users and businesses' activity for Google. That's the main goal. Training -- that's part to make data collection better.
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by Mikho 8y ago
Clever for Google to offer a tool to collect even more data about users and businesses. The Duplex is a golden trove to get data about orders and context -- the part that Google missed when people order just over a phone. Now Google could b
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by Mikho 8y ago
Social networks made this happen. They give a feeling of inclusion and conversation while they are just a surrogate and imitation of a real human connection. Previously one had to make itself go out to meet real people and train itself to b
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by Mikho 9y ago
That's really just basic habit loop -- trigger-action-reward -- that one needs to break by replacing action part with something different more useful. Pretty quickly one gets used to a new habit loop structure and the same old trigger
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by Mikho 9y ago
In every situation in a new environment, the best way is to just listen more and talk less -- pretty fast you'd get the social dynamic without pretending to be someone you are not or trying to wrongly impress people. And -- important -
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by Mikho 9y ago
Yep. SS. Also apart from the tech stuff, it's important to consider financial and administrative issues. Building the thing near Earth allows making it attractive for sponsor/ad money and save construction and preparation time sta
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by Mikho 9y ago
Agree. Though one does not exclude another. Starting with a new ISS to test ideas and tech and extending it later to SS for Mars would be logical.
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by Mikho 9y ago
There is no reason for the whole station to land on Mars. Approaching Mars the whole thing would split to start breaking. Big parts of it (bigger than a BFR) with payloads--half-baked assembled constructions--would separate and enter Mars a

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