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There’s likely a lot that is not and will never be covered in the news that the NSA and CIA know. I’m sure they look at our commentary on here, with 1% of the geopolitical information, and chuckle.
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Would have been a game changer I’d I didn’t start college until age 25 when the male brain is fully formed. Pros and cons, since you do delay 7 years of entry level earning but it would have been a very different experience! Perhaps even ju
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Finance for Non-Financial Managers is a very well written and approachable book with a good amount of humor. It’s concise enough to not waste your time and doesn’t assume you have a finance background. Great launching off book! https:/
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Gotcha, I guess it remains a mystery, a lot of hype and no examples!
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You have great ideas on Twitter! Your website doesn't show any specific projects you've done, and I totally understand client NDAs, but is there anything you can share to help understand your perspective and experience? I'm g
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103% for my grandfather then
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6y ago
Does anyone know what this phenomenon is called: “This phenomenon is due, in no small part, to how our brains, in response to the thrill of successfully completing a rewarded task, releases euphoric chemicals that strongly reinforce the beh
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6y ago
This is so extremely true, it’s insane. I’m particularly thinking about these “polymath” guys on Twitter that have a following for reading the Stoics, into Keto, and following Naval and Tim Ferris. They sell their courses and continue to es
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Which seed box?
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Vermont College Campus Selling for $3M
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So out of curiosity, you just roll out of Costco with a cart full of food and gear while the receipt checker tries to stop you?
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This is 100% right. Company was bought and many of the great patent technology has been put to good use. https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/30/tech/segway-history/index.htm...
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I mean, these two quotes by Joyce himself say it all: “If I gave it all up immediately, I'd lose my immortality. I've put in so many enigmas and puzzles that it will keep the professors busy for centuries arguing over what I meant
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Have you read Dubliners? Such a good collection of stories. Honestly he mastered “great” writing and seems he just got bored and wanted to play at a higher level.
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Yea I think one missing piece is that the public isn’t aware of the strategy, tactics, planning and challenges from modern policing. We just see the good and bad highlights and think it’s so simplistic.
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Yea my first thought is the absolutist slogans and chants can turn away those in the middle. I’d rather see facts and have smart people plan and debate. On the other token, as in politics, it’s the one liners that get spread far and wide an
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To be honest, the protests have actually opened up my view and forced me to think deeply and project myself as being in the same situation as many minorities. So yea, you’re right on the money here imho.
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A simple google form or google sheet that feeds into the Git repo would open up contributions from the other 95% of the populace!
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I'd be curious to see it play out in a smaller country for a few years. The U.S. is a big place to gamble on it. No one is saying flip the switch for 328.2 million, I know that, but at the same time it would be best to do an MVP on a s
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You may think hackers are purely data-driven rational beings, but they are in fact humans too, and prefer an enticing headline.
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Really hard for me to comprehend this when Naval is an omniscient oracle on Twitter.
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Don’t know if it’s a reaction to their new raise and they want to try to get full price signups with the new traffic, or what, but I’m seeing all courses full price at the moment.
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7y ago
Well your $59 flask course looks awesome, you’re definitely on the right track and I see the value over having a direct connection to the creator rather than through Udemy.
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Could actually be a way to avoid Russian influence since we know they don’t know how to create English ads with a sense of humor.
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Weird! I've found them to be completely opposite. Trader Joe's employees are extremely friendly and helpful. Costco employees, honestly, not helpful at all and almost always disdainful of being asked any question. I guess that&#x
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Wow, my mind is blown right now at how well you captured this feeling. I also worked at McDonald's at 15 and it was thrilling to be working a real job for the first time in life, and see the inner workings of a corporation perfected ov
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Roughly $1,500 a month or so with a web hosting affiliate site - https://www.whatsthehost.com/ There's decent money to be made but a ton of competition, so for newbies I'd recommend easier niches to start!