airkumar

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by airkumar 6y ago
In addition to the many great answers here: consider putting on performances, whether you organize them or perform. Make art, and leave it in unexpected places. Sell some homemade food outside your house once in a while. Add a little surpri
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by airkumar 6y ago
Very cool that you are generating fictional cultures! This resource only structures Western food cultures (probably because a lot of ancient Eastern & African histories relied on oral traditions rather than written, which has been harde
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by airkumar 6y ago
This resource is great, but only focuses on US and European ingredients/techniques -- probably because oral traditions were much more common back in the day in Asia/Africa. The fact that these western recipes/techniques are m
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by airkumar 6y ago
Yeah I've definitely thought about this and share the concern. I think there is a distinction between news that addresses immediate issues, like the ones you mentioned, vs unfocused news consumption, which amounts to a distracting form
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by airkumar 6y ago
Seems like a good time to revisit this blog post by the late-Aaron Schwartz about removing news from your information diet: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/hatethenews
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by airkumar 11y ago
"criminality" is not an inherent trait in any race, including black Americans. The increased crime rates are a function of a number of inputs, many of which stem all the way back to slavery-- which has never fully been addressed&#
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I left tech to become a chef: reflection from 2 months in the kitchen(medium.com)
1 points by airkumar 11y ago|0 comments
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by airkumar 13y ago
This is what MBAs call the "vision" part of "mission, vision, and values."
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IBM's Watson exploring creativity and food(fastcodesign.com)
2 points by airkumar 13y ago|0 comments