cbreynoldson

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by cbreynoldson 4y ago
Orthostatic hypotension, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, and other related issues are not always (and usually not) B12 deficiency. These issues are downstream of a number of causes.
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by cbreynoldson 4y ago
Have you logged into Brex? I didn't receive an email, but got a notification in the website.
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by cbreynoldson 4y ago
Would've been interesting to see Sun collide with Alan Kay at Apple
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by cbreynoldson 5y ago
I think people, by nature, tend to bucket others into a set of a few archetypes because it is easier to process the world this way. Most of it is out of ignorance - humans are always trying to conceptualize their lives in ways that can be u
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by cbreynoldson 5y ago
Unrelated, but love that I can infer how you pronounce SQL by the title of this post
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by cbreynoldson 5y ago
What about the one-user, commercial shop? Seems like commercial is minimum 10 users, but personal/developer is more expensive per user. Does a one man shop need to pay $250 for commercial use, or $75?
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by cbreynoldson 5y ago
Go through the MyFirstMillion podcasts for indiehacker-like ideas that could make you fairly wealthy. There are a ton, and like others have pointed out, it seems what you are working on is very specific, very technical, and very context dep
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by cbreynoldson 5y ago
did this idea spark from PG's old talk on new ideas https://youtu.be/R9ITLdmfdLI ? One of them is literally "search engine for developers/hackers"
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by cbreynoldson 5y ago
If this is your last internship before some form of graduation, then maybe consider working somewhere you'd be more willing to work full time (if not Meta). Otherwise, seems fine, for reasons others have mentioned below.
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by cbreynoldson 5y ago
I know a number of people outside of software engineering/tech that are going through this. Since COVID, many people have learned (the hard way) that community is important. Try meetups (even meetup.com). It only takes one person you m
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by cbreynoldson 5y ago
Not to mention the false Ivermectin story about poisonous overdoses.
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by cbreynoldson 5y ago
It may increase their willingness to invest and day-trade so they don't have to work.
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by cbreynoldson 5y ago
Love it! Can't wait to see how this evolves over time.
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by cbreynoldson 5y ago
McLuhan speaks in exaggerated language - it's important to not take everything he says too literally, and to instead judge the essence of the ideas. "The Medium is the Message" because without context (the media), messages ar
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by cbreynoldson 6y ago
Sorta. Code is the medium of encoding a program, but it's just text. One important part about programming is it gives us a new mode to think in terms of. Another is that it gives us power over an entity (the computer) to execute things
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by cbreynoldson 6y ago
Learning to program is not necessarily the same as learning to code. If we always think of the two as the same, we'll face the same issues indefinitely.
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by cbreynoldson 6y ago
Interesting! Looks like a GUI list abstraction for a shared filesystem, where everything is a folder and their values are folder names. Makes me wonder what other cool things people could do with Kanban boards that would involve new concept