deepzn

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by deepzn 4y ago
It's interesting how celebs use just their plain names @ gmail.com as the username, just like most people. Wait, celebs are people too I guess, right? Ha ha....and I saw one even adding their birth year at the end of the username/
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by deepzn 4y ago
Looks like they are more active on Mastodon.
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by deepzn 4y ago
Ohhh, snap, I wish I'd stopped at spoiler alert..... :(((( haha it's all good. I'd been meaning to read those for a while, but...alas never did.
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by deepzn 4y ago
He did it, but still would have a preferred a Dune TV show, especially after the success of GoT, and the streaming wars. The money was there. Characters played by Jason Momoa, Oscar Issac etc only got a little bit of screen time. And all th
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by deepzn 4y ago
But, also still surprises me the amazing wonder that is Compound Interest. https://www.nerdwallet.com/banking/calculator/compound-inter... Best time to buy is if you have a long-term horizon is when there is wides
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by deepzn 4y ago
If you google the chart of the S&P 500. It's tripled in the last 15 years. And more than than from the bottom of 2008. Also, it is only 16% down from it's ATH's in 2021. Things don't just go up forever. There are and
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by deepzn 4y ago
We will have super advanced AGI exploring the frontiers of Math and Physics. Check out the recent Lex Fridman pod with Andrej Karpathy. Fascinating discussion.
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by deepzn 4y ago
Also dang, just finished reading the article and saw his wife died from a car accident.
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by deepzn 4y ago
not villages necessarily, families look out for each other, everyone's own kin.
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by deepzn 4y ago
real cool, thx for sharing!
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by deepzn 4y ago
Exactly, since 2016, it's been a cesspit. One can argue the world would be better off without Twitter, even keeping in mind The Arab Spring, and during Covid outbreak (was that net positive? I would say initially during the outbreak it
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by deepzn 4y ago
That's an awesome profile and article into his Redwood venture. Seems like he really cares about climate change and improving our odds against it through this.
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by deepzn 4y ago
I remember one of the co-founders of Tesla left it to start a battery recycling company. It was clearly the way to go for him, and I reckon Tesla wants to do that as well. Maybe he's working on that problem for them in a way.
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by deepzn 4y ago
Btw, I read through the article later, but forgot to comment again- He murdered someone?? And got exiled(no jail?). And ended up in fight, that crippled him before he died the next year? Dude was a renegade.
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by deepzn 4y ago
The famous medusa piece, and similar stuff in this link, are mind-blowing in creativity with a bit of comedy too. After going through countless museums in Italy this summer, and especially in Florence, seeing all the Madonna and baby painti
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by deepzn 4y ago
Reminds of me this video I watched years ago by Veritaseum. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38gVZgE39K8 Really interesting, again super small sample size. It's just his girlfriend and him testing out who's more at
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by deepzn 4y ago
I took a Physics of Sound class for my minor in Physics during undergrad. One of my favorite classes I've taken.
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by deepzn 4y ago
Also I found meditation to be really helpful. Hard to get into, but so worth it.
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by deepzn 4y ago
great info, I didn't know the origins behind the word. Thanks.
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by deepzn 4y ago
Still facing this. After 5+ years of straight working, and nothing but short 3 day vacations. Took nearly 7 months off so far. I was staying at my parents for half the time, and was able to have enough savings to take a long break, therefor
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by deepzn 4y ago
Should really also reflect the company involved. That is peanuts to SpaceX, fine should be in the millions. But, your point on possible civil lawsuits makes sense. As a legal fine, though for a corporation last worth $100B, not enough.
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by deepzn 4y ago
For those that are just jumping in here-- Watch this spectacle (sped up) completely drawn from memory and technique. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg1j9xwcij8
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by deepzn 4y ago
Yeah watched Master Kim a lot. And he always has fun sketching and interacting with people as his job. This wasn't his job, just his passion. Definitely genetic factors, etc, can lead to cardiovascular disease...we don't know ever
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by deepzn 4y ago
He is a master, as he can produce realistic sketches/art, as well as comical adding his own unique flavors to it. He is really a swiss knife. You might not like a type of drawing but he definitely has it all. And his memory, and stream
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by deepzn 4y ago
His sketchbooks are awesome, and often have a large poster/print in them. I think for sure they will have prints in the future, just not signed of-course any more as much as KJG would love to from up there.
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by deepzn 4y ago
Not sure where he first had chest pains, but the message says on the way to the airport. Whether they reached the airport, or in the car, but don't think on the plane.
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by deepzn 4y ago
Me too, I got into him in 2019, and bought 1 sketchbook last year, and the 22 this year. I had the luxury of meeting him last week in Paris.
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by deepzn 4y ago
maybe he had genetic predisposition to heart attacks or cardiovascular disease. Maybe the stress on his heart went unchecked for years. Maybe it was a sudden embolism. Whatever the reason was, we should all be having regular heart health ch
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by deepzn 4y ago
Yes he's had a lot of travel. I met him in Paris last week. He and his entourage flew from Paris to Portugal to Poland and back to Paris all within 7-10 days. He's done several events in Paris the weekend before his death. I suspe
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by deepzn 4y ago
He was a master. Every human being should be aware of the raw talent he possessed and exercised. He was a true prodigy. It isn't wrong for people to compare him to Da Vinci, or Michelangelo as one of the greatest artists of all time. D

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