RHSman2

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by RHSman2 2y ago
If it was SAP they would have rubbed their hands.
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by RHSman2 2y ago
AND trying to get out of SAP shark lock in!!! The future is bright elsewhere
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by RHSman2 2y ago
Ex Siebel here. Got out into ‘real’ engineering at the time of Salesforce’s rise with that as a backup plan. Now fighting to keep Salesforce out of company. Shiny RFP’s of a horizontal service that doesn’t do much that well but appeals to e
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by RHSman2 2y ago
What we struggle with is emotions and removing them from who we are. It is very, very subtle but oh so simple (but not easy)
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by RHSman2 2y ago
The unseen critical part of the equation
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by RHSman2 2y ago
Jocko’s and Goggins are good examples of it. And to be taken with a pinch of healthy salt To achieve stuff you have to have something that enables you to do it. Call that motivation/discipline or whatever but the ‘ball has to roll’
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by RHSman2 2y ago
I have found there is only one way to get a zero ‘time’. Extreme exercise or activity. Something that requires my whole being to attend too. Heavy weights, high intensity workouts or something that has the mental requirement like climbing.
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by RHSman2 2y ago
Yes. I would have Monte Carlo simulation dreams that seem to prime my brain around the subject. But completely stupid and never based on the truth. Not good sleep but I would seem to be more ‘tuned’ in on the subject.
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by RHSman2 2y ago
I beg to differ. In a trillion plus rocks floating in a vacuum and we colonize this one, I don’t see why candy flos planets controlled by beings is so far fetched. We have Bluetooth toasters!
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by RHSman2 2y ago
We exist, therefore it is proven.
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by RHSman2 2y ago
Btw, we are nature, so you are right. We are the problem.
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by RHSman2 2y ago
Does money matter when we are all dead from a lack of oxygen?
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by RHSman2 2y ago
Aren’t we the evidence for aliens?
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by RHSman2 2y ago
How very well explained
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by RHSman2 2y ago
I used to swim near it. It is indeed warmer and I have had no issues (other than my natural personality )
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by RHSman2 3y ago
I doubt there is a true representation of life. Life is a product of the things. People compare 80’s with now. They are not the same and humans alter around the stimulus.
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by RHSman2 3y ago
I’m lucky enough to live somewhere that gives me regular, clear and dark views of the cosmos. I think it changes you as a human.
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by RHSman2 3y ago
Most insightful post on HN for a long time.
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by RHSman2 3y ago
Toxic
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by RHSman2 3y ago
Nod of the hat to the title.
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by RHSman2 3y ago
A child is the greatest gift we can give to ourselves to help us be the ‘best’ versions of ourselves. Good luck on the 2nd part of life.
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by RHSman2 3y ago
“ There are dozens of ways a glob of plasma can wobble, bend, or break apart: like a kinked garden hose, a fan, or even a sausage. ” I read this very differently.
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by RHSman2 3y ago
Add weed for especially impressive results
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by RHSman2 3y ago
Those constraints can be turned into positives depending on your point of view. Imagine what you could do?
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by RHSman2 3y ago
Basically how I felt in my ADHD assessments. ‘You won’t get me. I know what you are testing for. Hold the line. Hold. Oh, that’s why a sort is an expensive database function! Ooops’
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by RHSman2 3y ago
I wanna watch this movie
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by RHSman2 3y ago
It’s fun being the hero, till it isn’t. Balancing one’s natural behavior with burnout is definitely a skill.
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by RHSman2 3y ago
I am lucky enough to live in a place that I can see the night sky as it should be. It takes time to be able ‘see’ the Milky Way. And what made it easy to understand was seeing andromeda through binoculars. Realising that if I was in androme
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by RHSman2 3y ago
Human curiosity. Embrace it for its nature, not the end goal.
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by RHSman2 3y ago
Who wrote that? 100% behind it. Thanks for sharing

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