Psyonic

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by Psyonic 13y ago
Not to mention that after it happened, they won't even so much as respond to my emails.
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by Psyonic 13y ago
Is it? I tried to work with them for nearly a month directly, but they don't respond to any of my emails. I've seen people post here and get responses. You wouldn't even consider posting if you thought it would help?
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by Psyonic 13y ago
Actually, they didn't tell me the IP address. That X was in the original email. Also, my phone has a password on it, and the coinbase app and my Authy app both had passwords on them. So actually, your scenario isn't analagous at a
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by Psyonic 13y ago
I respect that, but unfortunately it seems like the only way to get a response.
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2+ coinbase accounts hacked, 20k+ stolen, coinbase offers no help
5 points by Psyonic 13y ago|20 comments
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by Psyonic 13y ago
This is actually a solid article, but also definite proof that HN is now reddit. I can live with that.
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by Psyonic 13y ago
> If I hit you in the face, you would feel a bunch of different emotions. Yes... but even here, context matters. I do martial arts, and when I get hit in the face while sparring, it's useful feedback and something I can learn from.
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by Psyonic 13y ago
"Most people want to go on dates with people who are attractive, and self-improvement is often an anti-pattern for that." I don't see the contradiction. I'm fairly obsessed with self-improvement and my body and health are a big part of that
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by Psyonic 13y ago
TED is edutainment, at best. The adult version of The Magic School Bus with less science.
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by Psyonic 13y ago
Where else is there for US customers to move?
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by Psyonic 14y ago
Full disclosure -- I work here, and this is a really exciting time for us! We have so many things on our radar that it feels like we're just getting started. I'd be happy to answer any questions people might have.
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by Psyonic 14y ago
Grouper is in beta in SF as well. I've been on one and my friends have been on several. It was fun, but so far no one has made any friends (or started dating), so I don't know it's a solution to this problem.
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by Psyonic 14y ago
"but it's necessary to learn from an Enlightened being directly" Then how did Buddha himself learn it?
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by Psyonic 15y ago
It's fu -c 1
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by Psyonic 15y ago
I read the article, and I still disagree. I shouldn't have limited myself to the startup scene. A good friend of mine is a paramedic in training in Austin, and not only has he done hallucinogens a fair amount of times, but many of his cowor
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by Psyonic 15y ago
And to people who don't think empty carbs should be the staple of every meal, your diet looks insane. c'est la vie.
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by Psyonic 15y ago
"I think most people, even those who created these policies, would prefer a workplace populated by groups 1 and 2." The people that created the policies... sure. Most people? Why? I have no problem with current drug users. Silicon Valley is
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by Psyonic 15y ago
I agree with all that, except the end. By all means just built it, but true originality does not always win in the end. See success of Snuggie vs. earlier product Slanket for reference.
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by Psyonic 15y ago
I believe comparing yourself to others can be healthy, as long as you don't let it get out of control. How else do you know what's possible? If your friend is progressing much faster than you, almost certainly he is doing something differen
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by Psyonic 15y ago
... to what? Not everyone has an obvious way to make money doing what excites them. The most exciting thing I do most days is climbing, but even the best climbers barely make money. I don't mind programming... I certainly don't dread it, an
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by Psyonic 15y ago
I'm 25, have a few years of experience in this industry, and I don't see any of the things you're describing. I'm working for my 3rd company now, and I've always had hardware provided, my own desk, and since moving to silicon valley have al
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by Psyonic 15y ago
That's one side of things. Knowing that you drink heavily on weekends might raise your insurance premiums as well... every little bit of data can go one way or the other, and it's not true that they are already assuming the worst about ever
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by Psyonic 15y ago
That LoCreep app sounds horrible. Often the "creeps" are just socially awkward guys, and the last thing they need or deserve is public humiliation. Didn't we just go over this with the MTG champion? Otherwise, this sounds like a great event
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by Psyonic 15y ago
Vonnegut explores this in "The Player Piano." His take isn't terribly positive. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_Piano
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by Psyonic 15y ago
I've been considering getting into rock-climbing, but I'm concerned that reliance on a partner will make it hard to go. Has this been a problem for you? If so, what have you done to deal with it? You can boulder by yourself, yes?
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by Psyonic 15y ago
I feel like random altruism makes us feel good while probably doing very little actual good. As the OP said, it's haves giving to haves.
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by Psyonic 15y ago
If you've got them back to your apartment to view your books you're 75% of the way there (not true for house parties, etc, but you get my point). I really don't think many people are going to bail at that point due to a lack of displayed bo
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by Psyonic 15y ago
Steve Jobs wears the same thing every day because he's Steve Jobs. All doors are opened for him regardless.
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by Psyonic 15y ago
I wish my list for new reading was short. Amazon wishlist is near 1000 books now :(
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by Psyonic 15y ago
First off, I want to say I'm on your side. I've got nothing but good things to say about you getting out there and making an effort. So ultimately this is just a semantic argument. I still think you've overcome "shy" if you can approach in

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