ali92hm

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by ali92hm 5y ago
I think the narrative of the young dropout founder is just more palatable and headline worthy. That's why people believe or want to believe that and eat those type of stories. Twenty year olds think that they can build the next FB fro
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The Typical Unicorn Founder Started Their Business at 34(bloomberg.com)
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A Revolutionary Approach to Treating PTSD(nytimes.com)
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How Humanity Gave Itself an Extra Life(nytimes.com)
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What I learned when I became “CEO” at 20(medium.com)
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The effects of using aversive training methods in dogs–A review(sciencedirect.com)
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The Ergodicity Problem in Economics(nature.com)
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Dot-Com Survivors Have Wisdom for the GameStop Crowd(bloomberg.com)
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Professor Kenneth Stanley – Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned(youtube.com)
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Breaking Down the Payment for Order Flow Debate(a16z.com)
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Senior engineers reduce risk (2016)(ideolalia.com)
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“This Is for You, Dad”: Interview with an Anonymous GameStop Investor(taibbi.substack.com)
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by ali92hm 6y ago
> Google understands a few other things most Web companies still don't. The most important is that you should put users before advertisers, even though the advertisers are paying and users aren't. One of my favorite bumper stic
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How to Start a Starup(paulgraham.com)
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Grantham Warns of Biden Stimulus Further Inflating Epic Bubble(bloomberg.com)
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Hardcore software: Inside the rise and fall of the PC revolution(hardcoresoftware.learningbyshipping.com)
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An explanation of why Robinhood restricted trading in the short-squeeze stocks(twitter.com)
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Convoy: The Future of Truck Freight(blog.ycombinator.com)
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How to turn a Notion doc into a website(benborgers.com)
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Misinformation dropped dramatically the week after Twitter banned Trump(washingtonpost.com)
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FBI warns of plans for nationwide armed protests next week(seattletimes.com)
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by ali92hm 6y ago
I'm glad that covid has made wearing masks acceptable. Now if I feel a little sick or suspect that I may be coming down with a cold I will wear a mask in public without people thinking that I have the plague. I think others will do the
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by ali92hm 6y ago
I do something similar with a sticky note. I divide it into four quadrants of Eisenhower Matrix and fill in the work appropriately. My goal for the day is to get both important/urgent and less important/urgent (better if I can del
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by ali92hm 6y ago
One thing that I've realized is that sometimes starting on those little easy tasks and crossing them off builds momentum for the day and then you can tackle the long/unpleasant ones. It's like doing a warmup set, it will get
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by ali92hm 6y ago
> The best thing I’ve done is break up the work into smaller milestones and get regular feedback from a stakeholder. +1 to all that. I've always excelled at things like school and work that have clear deadlines and stakeholders. My
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by ali92hm 6y ago
So do you just set a 25 min timer and stop when the timer goes off? What things do you use this method for?
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by ali92hm 6y ago
I've read the book and I'm a huge fan. I've been basically doing what you suggested but have been lacking good ideas for "make it rewarding" phase. Somethings like cooking in batch once a week rewards me with havin
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by ali92hm 6y ago
Thanks for this. Someone else also mentioned the "sense of accomplishment" feeling. While I've never thought about this before, I think it's a pretty good one cause you can't get it in any other way and certainly ca
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by ali92hm 6y ago
I know what you're saying, I get the same satisfaction when I'm super productive and get a lot of things done. To be frank, I never thought of this as a reward but it definitely is one. It's also something that you're no
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by ali92hm 6y ago
I'm wondering if anyone has been able to motivate themselves to get a task accomplished by a certain date by deciding on a reward that is only given when you get the job done. If so what type of reward did you use?

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