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by codq 6y ago
While sometimes the Lex Fridman conversations are really great, sometimes I find myself wondering if Lex is a smart guy who pretends to be dumb, or a dumb guy who pretends to be smart.
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by codq 6y ago
That's good! I'd love to see something like that. Would also like something similar but for _knowledge_. Take a look at my knowledge graph and interests, and fill in the gaps. In the meantime, I always recommend The Quietus [0] fo
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by codq 6y ago
They’d a lot of glue, but not much is inseparable. Messenger tying to Instagram, for example, was entirely tactical. A dozen people might miss that feature.
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by codq 6y ago
Re:your point about kids, as a brand new father, I think about this a lot. Kids model and mimic what they see, for better and for worse. Up to a certain point 'reading from a Kindle' looks exactly the same as burying your face in
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by codq 6y ago
This first Gen is for conspicuous consumers on Zoom calls. I’d wait for the second or third before I’d consider investing into this.
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by codq 6y ago
Apple releases often signal industry shifts. For better or worse, they’re influential in one way or another, and worth the discussion. Mass adoption of Spatial Audio may spark new startup ideas, for example.
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by codq 6y ago
Audiophiles sneer at that stuff too. This isn’t marketed at audiophiles though. This is marketed at middle management and execs who have been saving their restaurant money throughout COVID and want to conspicuously flout their success on Zo
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by codq 6y ago
'Exhalation' is a revelation, and reminded me how good fiction could be. The first story in the collection, 'The Merchant and the Alchemist's Gate', instantly rose to the top of my all time favorite short stories.
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by codq 6y ago
https://www.babyrocknyc.com/ I recently had my first baby and had a few ideas for some sardonic baby attire, so I whipped them up in a store for drop-shipping. It nets a half-dozen sales per month, with almost zero upkeep b
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by codq 6y ago
Find a music blog, the more independent the better, that aligns with your tastes. For me, it The Quietus [0] Human curation is ideal, as nothing is worse than being holed into an algorithmic artistic filter bubble. Art should knock you side
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by codq 6y ago
Yep, same here. I got my very first Apple Watch last month, and it has /drastically/ decreased my phone usage. Sometimes I go out to run errands without my phone, paying for things with Apple Pay on the watch. It's liberating
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by codq 6y ago
Ryan Grim and Jeremy Scahill are consistently fantastic.
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WordFeud. I've been playing with friends and family for years. One-time purchase to remove ads, no shenanigans. https://wordfeud.com/
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by codq 6y ago
We actually just bought this exact model, the S5 Max, and it was a near-instant quality of life improvement. We can now walk around the apartment with bare feet without any dirt or kitty litter-dust getting on the soles of our feet. The kit
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by codq 6y ago
Did you respond to the wrong thread?
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by codq 6y ago
Is there a wiki-how compilation for all of these? I've got the first one down, but lose steam at "plan an invasion".
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by codq 6y ago
Infinity looks great. Relay was my favorite while I was on Android. On iOS now, Narwhal is my go-to. old.reddit exclusively on the web, via 'Old Reddit Redirect' extension on Firefox.
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by codq 6y ago
A data point: the Premier level of AppleOne quickly had me considering cancelling my Spotify family account in favor of the Apple bundle. However on further reflection, while apparently not as generous to artists, Spotify is simply a superi
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by codq 6y ago
Imaginary Advice with Ross Sutherland is like a weekly audio experiment. Sometimes in storytelling, sometimes philosophy, sometimes criticism, but always extraordinarily creative. https://www.imaginaryadvice.com/ This is th
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Apple Approves Citizen’s New SafeTrace Covid App(forbes.com)
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Paper background is gone in iOS 14.
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TheirTube: A YouTube filter bubble simulator by Mozilla(their.tube)
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by codq 6y ago
Pocket is great, but it's been a long time since it's seen any innovation, and far too often it clips only a portion of the article I've saved. I can't completely rely on it to ingest an entire long-form article, which f
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by codq 6y ago
Most of my friends bought theirs used, then sold it after 6 months when it was no longer needed, recouping most of their purchase price. We're renting ours through their new rental program.
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by codq 6y ago
We just had our first child, and at multiple friends' recommendations acquired a Snoo bassinet. It's such a revelation that I can't imagine raising a newborn without one.
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by codq 6y ago
About a year and a half ago, the credit card I was using to pay for YouTube Premium expired and for about a day, I was subjected to ads on YT—it was horrifying . Once you go ad-free, it's hard to go back. I'd happily pay for an a
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by codq 6y ago
I find Narwhal for Reddit a superior experience on iOS, ESPECIALLY on iPadOS, FWIW. http://getnarwhal.com/
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Memetics – A Growth Industry in US Military Operations (2006) [pdf](apps.dtic.mil)
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I’m certain _he_ does.
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Or even just full-featured craigslist pages: https://i.imgur.com/9WM1PPE.png

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