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by balaji1 3y ago
> There's nothing to suggest it's plastics in particular Sometimes wonder if these arguments are just devil’s advocating. I mean do you avoid heating food in plastic for you and yours? Or are you so scientific that you believe
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by balaji1 3y ago
> we’re not seeing toddlers around the world have kidney problems is it possible that then we don't fully understand the resilience of the human body? It is certainly possible, when the article can state that: > the health effect
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by balaji1 3y ago
it seems to be "fixed" now i.e. back in English
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Mkbhd video (iOS 17 Hands-On: Top Features) is in Spanish?(youtube.com)
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by balaji1 3y ago
Is YT playing just this video in Spanish? I see no language control.
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by balaji1 3y ago
it seems a bit of unrealistic expectation, users spoilt from the freemium generation
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by balaji1 3y ago
I have already given credit to your know-how in this domain in another comment. You would be 99th percentile in knowledge, passion and experience compared to others around here. But maybe there are few ideas from the article we wished imple
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by balaji1 3y ago
Maybe that's the definition of hubris. But the tone of the above comment was too abrasive. > genuinely awed by the hubris it requires to just plow ahead that tone sounded more like hubris plus other expletives.
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by balaji1 3y ago
exactly. There are ideas in the OP article that can be taken and systematized into the high school system with the operational know-how of the parent commenter. The downstream effects of that would be incredible. We should be aiming for int
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by balaji1 3y ago
commitment, leverage, delegation and compounding are hard to understand at that age or at least follow thru on
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by balaji1 3y ago
99% of the time it is not hubris, just the author missing some viewpoint/info/awareness. The author seems to have put in a lot of thought. And would be open to putting in more thought if you illustrated where he is incorrect or mi
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by balaji1 3y ago
that's *** brilliant I @#@#@ know that feeling
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by balaji1 3y ago
LI and FB def not similar. just that whatever is on the LI feed is consumed more.
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by balaji1 3y ago
Facebook should make a LinkedIn copy. LI has taken the majority of the feed eyeball time. LI must have more DAU/MAU than Twitter - most people are just scrolling the LI feed, adding random people to their network (better than adding &q
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by balaji1 3y ago
Does anyone like seeing a video (usually clickbaity title and thumbnail) but with super low view count? I only want to see if such a video is coming from a channel I explicitly subscribe to (friends usually).
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by balaji1 3y ago
"Since 2008 I’ve launched 60 different apps." from https://david-smith.org/about/ amazing!
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by balaji1 3y ago
why not let him sell haha... rest of the article is decently written.
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by balaji1 3y ago
> people wear outside shoes inside so do they keep shoes on all day? doesn't it get sweaty, itchy, etc...
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by balaji1 3y ago
Framer [1] seems mind-blowing for small product teams. Or at least the idea of it if Framer can be adopted successfully by a small team. I tried it briefly on a small project, it felt powerful, but big disclaimer we never went to "prod
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by balaji1 3y ago
Good product engineers just go with the flow - workflows with Figma is way up there, compared to without. Those folks were probably the early adopters, and they were much happier to work with designers now. Minor design details tend to chan
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by balaji1 3y ago
IKEA was supposed to open in SF. Somehow I thought it was supposed to be coming up in Westfield, but its somewhere else: https://sf.eater.com/2023/5/19/23729883/ikea-livat-mall-mark... Anyway, a big blow
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by balaji1 3y ago
> potato grows around it That's insane. And by the same process, does plastic/microplastic in compost/soil, end up in fruits/veggies?
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by balaji1 3y ago
Is this a response to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36312295 from yesterday hahahah?
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by balaji1 3y ago
If not structural changes, does Mr. Beast continue to donate every month to some fixed cause(s)? AFAIK they do food donation drives regularly (or something similar) and probably supports other causes consistently. Those come from a place of
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by balaji1 3y ago
I would be happier with fewer chores and admin tasks. I never get those done in one shot. They take a lot of time, cost too much to delegate. Some tasks I don’t even know how I can delegate but I’m sure some people do. And just to avoid th
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by balaji1 3y ago
All major creators are uploading YT shorts also now. How’s the mechanics for it? Have you considered starting from there?
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by balaji1 3y ago
wish all the teens (and adults, at least the adults) were so intentional and in control. Most most most people are really not in control over their phone use; no one can deny that.
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by balaji1 3y ago
Your phrasing is also super interesting. > mental models of the world tend to solidify as we age Mental models solidifying over time might be true. But "acceleration" is a shared experience for entire generations (of peers). It
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by balaji1 3y ago
I noticed the phrase "accelerating world" on https://www.oliverburkeman.com/books . Nice wording. A lot of people feel it.
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by balaji1 3y ago
Students (in some parts of the society), sometimes up to the age of 25, are put on rails and it is always obvious what needs to be done next. Once in the "wild", most individuals are forced to make their own path. On top of that,

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