MollyR

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   by MollyR 12y ago

   I understand that feeling too. I feel like the digital world is becoming extremely claustrophobic, and I'm beginning to feel paranoid since the wikileaks and Snowden leaks.
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   Whether its right or wrong, I imagine it's a way to catch low hanging fruit.
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   While there might be some signal noise ratio, I highly doubt we have any junk dna. I imagine a good modern analogy here would be http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolvable_hardware . http://www.damninteresting.c
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   I noticed a lot of younger people at my office tend to eat lunch at their desk and watch netflix ,youtube or hulu on their phones. I suspect that there is generational gap at play here as well.
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   That's very interesting. Alzheimer's and this kind of disassociation disorder could be affecting the same "pathway" or something. Thanks for this comment!
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   I think that makes sense. It would also explain the articles I see about Microsoft's new ceo Nadella. Thanks
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   Is it strange that people defend Mayer so much ? I find it a little strange. I'm having a hard time figuring what the baseline of criticism is for a tech ceo, and how much they get defended from it. I know Jobs, Gates, Ballmer, and Zuc
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   This kind of reality check is extremely effective. I think I'll steal this. Thanks
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   by MollyR 12y ago

   It's not rocket science but it's not instinct either. What/who defines the appropriate behavior in a business context. I say this because I've read books on appropriate business behavior in the context american vs chine
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    More public shaming of people. Does this behavior simply come from misunderstanding of etiquette across sites ? Facebook etiquette is different than Linked etiquette, and those are different than twitter etiquette ? How does one truly figur
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    TDCS is still highly experimental,there isn't much data on it. Please don't read this article, and go try it. The human brain is incredibly complex, the subtle effects or the long term effects of TDCS are still not known. If you
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    Yes, I'm hearing a lot of this kind of chatter in the asian american community. In the Korean and Chinese communities(where I live anyways), a lot of people are paying very very close attention to this. A lot of anger is rising, and it
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I'm running into this with a client. They want a friendly easy way to manage a complex case management system, but they don't understand how some of interconnected relationships work between the data they want. So trying to cross
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    Isn't the military looking into nootropics ? I'm not really sure how legitimate this link is but . . . http://hplusmagazine.com/2013/03/12/the-coming-revolution-in... I've definitely heard of s
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    Are we reaching peak clickbait ? Once this strategy's ROI goes down, I'm sure another morally void strategy will take its place. And so the cycle of business churns endlessly. I like the PT Barnum reference by aresant. Just more e
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I notice you talk about gamergate alot, but have you dealt with anti-vaxxers,militant atheists/christians/muslims, or justin bieber/one direction/ taylor swift fans? One wrong comment might get you targeted by the crazy
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    Yea I had this experience as well. I also lost the ability to digest lactose, and got milk allergy/sensitivity(a little bit of both) issues as I got older. I wonder if as we age, certain groups of people experience a failure of digesti
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I've thought about this as well. A lot of the things I do don't really seem to be thought or thinking but instinct, with rationalization later. Lately I've been wondering if people think or animals actually "think"
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I didn't like this article. It seems more like a pr fluff piece rather than actually talking about the real technical challenges ex. the dev team faced when the first version xbox live wasn't good enough to handle the excess load.
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    Fascinating. Does this mean your 1400 calories of protein came from 7-8 protein drinks a day ? Where could I get more information on this that isn't "bro science" ?
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I would respectfully disagree. I understand there are women in finance industry, but how many women are wall street traders, investors, brokers ? It seems like not enough http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-sasha-galbraith&#x2
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    Maybe a larger percentage of men are more competitive than women and are constantly trying to get a cutting edge, and are willing to even avoid eating to get a competitive advantage. I know I'm not. I like eating food, and taking a lu
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I know this is a little dark, but perhaps trust and desperation are related for humans. If everyone saw tons of kids dropping dead from measles, they would feel a type of desperation to save their kid, and the amount of "trust" ne
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I've thought about this a lot. I don't actually think its a tech issue. I think it's a finance issue ? The finance sector is known for being an old money boys club driven by highly competitive people. The finance's sect
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I'm hopeful. The idea of SteamOS disrupting the windows stranglehold on games, and possibly disrupting consoles as well. I personally hate the fact backwards compatibility on consoles is dead. I would love a steambox I could upgrade o
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    thanks for this, its a good reminder to be skeptical.
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    That is mind-blowing, and makes me want to reevaluate the concept of gift giving.
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    Is this really a christian issue though ? I have friends who are hindu's, atheists, muslims, and buddhists, who intellectually seem okay with animals having human traits, but in the day to day pretty heavily deny animals having human t
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    I'd say I'm a halfer too, but a lot of physicists/philosophers say 1/3, and it really bothers me that I can't seem to sync up with world leaders. source : http://rfcwalters.blogspot.com/2014/08&
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    by MollyR 12y ago

    Oh cool. I've read articles fairly recently that seems to pitch Boston as the Silicon Valley of the East Coast or trying to compete with Silicon Valley for startups/talent. Do you have thoughts about that, I'd like to hear