dilanj

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Socially Distancing From Myself (On Ketamine)(systemoflife.substack.com)
4 points by dilanj 5y ago|0 comments
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by dilanj 5y ago
Tautologically, indeed :)
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by dilanj 5y ago
You are absolutely correct. However as a individual decision maker your options are far limited. We should certainly think about economic incentives to address what you point out.
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by dilanj 5y ago
That is a really good question! Not sure if there's sufficient data. But what I'm certain of is that egg freezing can be so much cheaper. For example, even today, it costs Facebook about 20k per employee per freezing cycle to offe
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by dilanj 5y ago
Probably true regardless of when they are born, and probably easier if you happen to be older and wealthier ;)
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by dilanj 5y ago
As I point out, your biological ability to have children doesn't diminish. So I don't see why you can't have your 2 or 3 children. There are of course options like surrogates, and other more cutting edge tech enabled options.
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by dilanj 5y ago
Thanks for your input! I do want money and success, but more than anything, I want to realize as many of my own dreams as possible, and also more time and space to invest in personal growth. On fitness - you are right about 'most peopl
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You should have children in your 40s(systemoflife.substack.com)
7 points by dilanj 5y ago|13 comments
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Entropy Will Fuck You(systemoflife.substack.com)
33 points by dilanj 5y ago|18 comments
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by dilanj 9y ago
According to the latest info, it doesn't look like the system was at fault at all. Seem like the likely homeless woman abruptly stepped into traffic. Every accident still of-course is terrible, but some maybe are unavoidable. https:&#
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New techniques expand potential of Crispr gene editing tool(ft.com)
1 points by dilanj 9y ago|0 comments
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FB buying Oculus was on the cards. This'll change everything. (medium.com)
2 points by dilanj 13y ago|0 comments
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How VR will change the world forever, starting in 2014(medium.com)
3 points by dilanj 13y ago|0 comments
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by dilanj 15y ago
Loved this: Richard Feynman was fond of giving the following advice on how to be a genius. You have to keep a dozen of your favorite problems constantly present in your mind, although by and large they will lay in a dormant state. Every tim
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WTF? Track the top story for any topic with Scoopler's @WTF. (YC S08)(blog.scoopler.com)
50 points by dilanj 16y ago|12 comments
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by dilanj 17y ago
Congrats on finding a hair-on-fire problem, and totally rooting for you guys. Just 2 weeks back I ordered an aXbo ( http://www.axbo.com/axbo/CMS/CMS.aspx?Language=E ) for the same purpose, but this is a much more convenient implementation.
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Scoopler is hiring: Join the real-time revolution (YC S08)(scoopler.theresumator.com)
4 points by dilanj 17y ago
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by dilanj 17y ago
Thanks gord, we are working on a host of new features that we'll be pushing out soon. I'm sure you'll like them!
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by dilanj 17y ago
Real-time feature releases, nice work Dan!
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Scoopler (YC S08) is looking for talented Software Engineers(scoopler.theresumator.com)
41 points by dilanj 17y ago|3 comments
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Scoopler (YC S08) Digs Up Some Funding, New Features(techcrunch.com)
30 points by dilanj 17y ago|4 comments
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by dilanj 17y ago
Thanks! I'll make sure to check those out.
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by dilanj 17y ago
Mate, I agree with you, I'd do the same if I was writing kernel code. But do you really need to be that isolated while fixing some CSS or running admin tasks? If it's the case that all your work really is that interesting, you are in a ve
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by dilanj 17y ago
Thanks, right now I'm listening to Marshall Goldsmith and really liking it.
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Ask HN: Audio books to listen to while working?
8 points by dilanj 17y ago|11 comments
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by dilanj 17y ago
"The vast majority of us are, actually, poor. The combination of job loss and serious illness could wipe out almost anyone." That is why 'you do not have health insurance'. The very fancy employer provided plan I had at one point was no use
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by dilanj 17y ago
He lost. He failed to take action when it mattered, which could've been bulking up or learning social skills or whatever. Then he won. Earned a great life, does great work; different day, different game. Should've moved on. But then he lost
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Create the Filter(dustincurtis.com)
35 points by dilanj 17y ago|41 comments
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by dilanj 17y ago
'Wolfram' is a terrible name for a search engine. Many languages around the world do not even use a letter akin to 'w', often using 'v' in place of both 'v' and 'w'. This is one reason for Yahoo's dominance in non-native English speaking co
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by dilanj 17y ago
Going by the current trend, there will only be more real time services in the future. It pays to be early in the game :)

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