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How to find freedom under pressure(every.to)
3 points by caser 3y ago|0 comments
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How conversations around campfires came to be(pnas.org)
1 points by caser 3y ago|0 comments
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The Art of Subtle Influence(every.to)
1 points by caser 3y ago|0 comments
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The Art of Subtle Influence(every.to)
2 points by caser 3y ago|0 comments
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The Psychology of Cults(harvard.simplesyllabus.com)
59 points by caser 3y ago|56 comments
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Why You Should Give Up on Your Dreams(every.to)
52 points by caser 3y ago|48 comments
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An evidence-based guide to expanding your comfort zone(every.to)
76 points by caser 3y ago|18 comments
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The Status Trap(every.to)
1 points by caser 4y ago|0 comments
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by caser 4y ago
What's the community?
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Ask HN: Is anyone else getting Twitter spam from Jack Butcher?
1 points by caser 4y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Who are the founders / builders you follow on Twitter?
10 points by caser 4y ago|7 comments
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by caser 4y ago
South Park Commons is kind of like RC, but with more of a startup focus. Ran something Recurse-y back in the day (recesslabs.com), but put it in the freezer after a few cohorts. There was a german version for awhile (Hackership), but they s
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Chaos in the Brickyard(massivesci.com)
1 points by caser 4y ago|0 comments
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by caser 5y ago
This is on point! I’ve written about this a bunch here: humanmissives.com And hosted a conference on it here: summit.opendiv.org Just thought I’d share — may give you some additional academic perspective!
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by caser 5y ago
I hear you — taking some time off can definitely help. The one other idea I’d offer is that the way you’re talking about drinking is a sort of “dead person goal.” In behavioral psych we define this as a goal that a dead person can accomplis
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by caser 5y ago
I quit drinking ~9 years ago. I tried to start several companies while drinking, built and exited a company after quitting. Now I work as an exec coach w/ a focus on recent applied research in behavioral psychology. All that to say, I’
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by caser 5y ago
College degree is a requirement for most work visas. Otherwise, you can show significant work experience, but from what I remember last I checked (been a few years since I looked into this), it's a significantly higher hurdle in terms
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by caser 5y ago
If anyone is interested, I'm currently starting a weekly ZK meetup on Zoom w/ a few founder friends who want to dive into the method. Format is: * 15 mins - check in on your workflow * 30 mins - work on your ZK (write notes, refac
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Data Pipeline World Championship – Inspired by Rube Goldberg(datapipelinewc.com)
1 points by caser 5y ago|0 comments
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The importance of stupidity in scientific research (2008)(journals.biologists.com)
2 points by caser 5y ago|0 comments
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by caser 6y ago
This feels like a great way to get data on how all these different e-commerce companies approach remarketing.
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YamaCon: Unconference on Japanese Ski Slopes(yamacon.io)
1 points by caser 7y ago|0 comments
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by caser 7y ago
I work for a company that offers hosted Prometheus + Graphite + Grafana services. We're always looking for more good content. If you'd be interested in chatting about potentially doing some paid tutorial creation for us, shoot me
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by caser 7y ago
Open-ended, as opposed to a leading question (one where the solution is pre-supposed).
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by caser 7y ago
Have met Henrik a couple times -- super fascinating, very down to earth guy. Interesting to get a peek at what goes on behind the curtain.
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by caser 7y ago
You can have uniting religion, ethnicity, or purpose and still have multiculturalism. You just have people deeply engaged with separate communities. The real problem he’s talking about is disaffiliation —- people not feeling connected to an
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by caser 7y ago
In a city like NYC, the only people you really see regularly are the people you live with, the people you work with, and the people you sleep with. Finding good roommates is definitely one way to solve the problem, but if you’re not knee de
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by caser 7y ago
I think it’s also possible that some people aren’t looking for altered states from their mindfulness practices.
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by caser 7y ago
I think this is actually the exact problem the article talks about. It’s possible to engage with mindfulness practices without buying into the entire Buddhist belief system. This comment reinforces the author’s (I believe mistaken) point, t
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by caser 7y ago
Great post Tim! Crazy to see how far things have come since the Venture Generation days :)

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