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If invested in Axie Infinity 1 year ago
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Microsoft Immersive Reader
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Great quote and it speaks to how we need to curate on where we spend our attention on since there is an over-abundance of information in the internet.
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How are you being bullied? Someone just stated their opinion with regards to crypto investors knowing the risks when they invested in such a volatile asset.
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Books by Clayton Christensen such as the Innovator's Dilemma really helped me to realize something that is probably obvious to a lot of people which is the difference between correlation and causation; importance of understanding causa
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Probably not, I haven't bought a picture of a monkey yet.
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Otter.AI
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He obviously understands what bullish is but is making a point of how most of crypto is a scam.
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Yes I understand, that's why I talked about stocks and investing in the S&P 500. I just wanted to state the obvious first that quickest way is to find a better paying job. And it doesn't even cost money like there are lots of
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OP wants to have more money; sensible advice is to find and get a higher paying job that pays more than 20 usd. Where in my comment do I say that better paying jobs can be bought?
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Fastest way probably is to get a higher paying job. In terms of investments, the Rule of 72 is that a return of 7 percent a year will double your capital in 10 years. So assuming that S&P 500 will return roughly 7 percent a year, expect
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Ok got it. But it's hard for me to imagine, people with so much consistency and who find posting on Hacker News to be entertaining. If that was me, I'd probably do different things instead of finding entertainment in doing the sam
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Assuming there is no script, it seems quite odd for an account to be posting every hour. It's just not normal behaviour. In Reddit, this would be classified as a bot for karma-farming. Not only myself, but a lot of people find it stran
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What did I insinuate? All I said are the two questions below: 1.) Are you using a script? 2.) What's the motivation? For number 1, you replied that it is shared account, okay. For number two, what's the motivation? No answer.
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I assume there is some script to post submissions since you've posted every hour in the past 24 hours? Not sure if that is against HN guidelines. The more curious thing is what's the motivation for this effort to spam reposts? Is
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WFH does have cons and you've expressed them well here. While I still think the pros outweigh the cons, WFH does make it more difficult to connect with colleagues and develop that team and company spirit. Personally, I think a hybrid a
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By voice using Otter.AI, it's not perfect but usually it's good enough and then I can refine it if I want to. It's a bit time-consuming but also fun for me to dictate my notes.
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Personally, I find hand-writing useful but it seems like you've tried that already based on your comment history.
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I don't have a running narrative; there is some correlation probably with being left-handed and not having a strong internal narrative. But I can let my thoughts out when I hand-write on paper but in a crowded room, I usually just stay
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Why is this being pushed multiple times on Reddit and on Hacker News? Seems like a marketing campaign for clout.
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I hand-write stuff down obsessively, basically any idea or feeling worth remembering I write down. I don't have a particular template that I follow because I find to be too repetitive and low value instead it's of whatever's
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Based on Amazon reviews, seems to be just a typical mindfulness book for better or worse. Curious what's an example of a fun team / workplace activity from the book?
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A downvote is just one person and so don't over-generalize it to the entire site.
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I think this goes to show the importance of having a life outside of work. Because if you have a rich social support then you can bear the loss of a job much better but otherwise, you'll be in a very depressed state. Usually during lif
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I will just talk in general terms and not say anything personal since I don't have any personal knowledge of your situation. But in general, the problem with surveillance is that it is just all about appearances. People usually learn t
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Taking ten minute screenshots is not a good practice. Why not just measure on output or have regular meetings? What kind of job requires ten minute screenshots? Definitely not a software development job.
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HN is turning more like Twitch chat, I feel like. People just throw-out the most ridiculous opinions without any effort. At least Twitch chat has more fun memes.
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> most pro office folks are seeking to substitute gaps in their personal lives with onsite work > you're saying is also that those wanting to be at the office are friendless, need this as a substitute for a normal life etc What d
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Don't you get tired of the endless recycling of pro and con crypto arguments? It's the same thing every time ad-infinitum.
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Common in countries in SEA like the Philippines
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