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Ask HN: What should I read while offline for a year?
4 points by bgroat 7y ago|2 comments
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by bgroat 7y ago
I have a habit of going down this rabbit hole. I always rebalance myself by asking, "Am I Bruce Wayne?" If the answer remains 'no' than this doesn't require as much thought as I'm currently giving it
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by bgroat 7y ago
This is largely obviated by most corporations having multiple classes of shares. However corporations ARE democracies. The citizens are the shareholders and our ministers/government officials are the board of directors. Our civil serva
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by bgroat 7y ago
I would love a copy of these playlists
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by bgroat 8y ago
I'm the worst for this. I firmly believe that given a totally novel problem in any domain that neither of us are familiar with. I will always solve it before you. I also believe that whatever domain you're currently in I can outpe
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by bgroat 8y ago
A simple thought experiment: The Efficient Market Hypothesis states that every asset is fairly priced, because anything that CAN be known about it has been ALREADY factored into the calculation of price. That's like walking down the st
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by bgroat 8y ago
I loved it for about 18 months than I figured that I'd learned everything I needed from it. The quality remained stellar, I just didn't need it anymore
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by bgroat 8y ago
Funnily enough, Buffett actually calculated this in his essay "The Super Investors of Graham and Doddsville" Basically, advocates of the Free Market Hypotheses believed that it was impossible for anyone to deliberately, repeatedly
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by bgroat 8y ago
The Power Broker by Robert Caro, and The Dictator's Handbook Practical Primers on Political Power - now I think of EVERYTHING in terms of selectorate theory and cartels
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Asimov on Being Prolific(briangroat.com)
2 points by bgroat 9y ago|0 comments
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by bgroat 9y ago
It's explicitly NOT AI (It's a distributed expert system) However, I adored Daniel Suarez's 'Daemon'
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3 Steps to Follow When Starting to Write a Story(briangroat.com)
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Lessons from Dumas' Abbe Faria(briangroat.com)
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Why the Books You HAVEN'T Read Are So Damn Important(briangroat.com)
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How to Gracefully Exit a Conversation(briangroat.com)
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The Theory of Inputs and Outputs(briangroat.com)
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The Simple Formula for Expertise(briangroat.com)
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Words That Work: The 10 Rules of Communication(briangroat.com)
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The 10 Principles of Rapid Skill Acquisition(briangroat.com)
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by bgroat 10y ago
I'm trying to build my email list to 1,000 people.
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The Three Stage Model of Skill Acquisition(briangroat.com)
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Foundation Reading for Your 20's(briangroat.com)
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Show HN: A Daily Writing Prompt Sent Straight to Your Inbox(briangroat.com)
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You Could Probably Just Be Working(briangroat.com)
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Isaac Asimov on How to Be Prolific(briangroat.com)
255 points by bgroat 10y ago|90 comments
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by bgroat 10y ago
Location: Toronto Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: MEAN stack, React, bit of Laravel and Rails Resume/CV: https://resume.creddle.io/resume/8ni8vqtmha8 Email: briangroat93@gmail.com