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by dulse 12y ago
Without knowing the specifics of your situation, I'd offer this general advice: As you get older, long term international travel gets more and more difficult. It can be very valuable as an input on your perspective and worldview, which
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Amazon Dash and Home Inventory Management(cosmic.posthaven.com)
1 points by dulse 12y ago|0 comments
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Future Food: Food Delivery and Logistics(cosmic.posthaven.com)
1 points by dulse 12y ago|0 comments
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The Valve Effect: Top 30 e-Sports Prize Pools of All Time(cosmic.posthaven.com)
1 points by dulse 12y ago|0 comments
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by dulse 12y ago
Could you spin the problem into something positive? What about an online market for ideas, where you get a 1 line summary preview for free, and a detailed outline of the full idea for a small fee. On a more practical note, I like using ephe
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Homejoy, Uber, and the Marketplace of Labor(cosmic.posthaven.com)
1 points by dulse 12y ago|0 comments
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by dulse 12y ago
I currently have a mentor that's been instrumental in my development. I feel incredibly lucky to have them in my professional life, and think it's invaluable. I wouldn't be where I am without their help. I met them at work on
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by dulse 12y ago
Yes, that part seems really important, defining the separation between the things that you do and your sense of self identity sounds like it's a critical part of creating a healthy sense of self esteem. Looking inward it feels like I s
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I spent 4 weeks learning about restaurants. Here's what I found.(cosmic.posthaven.com)
2 points by dulse 12y ago|0 comments
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by dulse 13y ago
Just downloaded, it looks great. Great design, really pleasing to use and look at. Lots of small attention to detail that makes it feel nice (eg, calendar picker with large trailing dates into future and past selected month). One note: I&#x
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That Thin Layer Between Technology and Entrepreneurship(cosmic.posthaven.com)
2 points by dulse 13y ago|0 comments
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Flattening of Cultural Sophistication(cosmic.posthaven.com)
1 points by dulse 13y ago|0 comments
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by dulse 14y ago
Cool idea, good job on executing so quickly (2 weeks!). Small note: this is totally fine for the MVP you have, but I found sorting items alphabetically to be annoying. Why would I want to see things that happen to start with letters nearer
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by dulse 14y ago
"A curry is not an idea, even if its creation is the result of one. Meals can evoke emotions, but only very roughly and generally, and only within a very limited range — comfort, delight, perhaps nostalgia, but not anger, say, or sorrow, or
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How Food Replaced Art as High Culture(nytimes.com)
1 points by dulse 14y ago|1 comments
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by dulse 14y ago
I'd be interested to see a list of the best philosophy books for non-philosophers. I'm not a philosopher or close to the field, but I always thought Thomas Nagel's Mortal Questions was a big hitter. Not so much for an individual essay but t
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by dulse 14y ago
I think the point he makes in the middle is a good one, even if he oversimplifies capitalism's claims. Increasing market utility under capitalism says nothing about increasing the quality of life of the market agents - it says nothing on th
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What Work is Really For(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
84 points by dulse 14y ago|35 comments
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Blackrock (and others) Paid Analysts for Insider Information(nytimes.com)
2 points by dulse 14y ago|0 comments
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by dulse 14y ago
Go problems feel super compelling to me. Typical problems can be boring "counting" exercises, but I find it hard to beat something like the ear reddening move: http://senseis.xmp.net/?EarReddeningMove There is a great series on youtube on
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by dulse 15y ago
I love that perhaps his most insightful and quote-able interview ever was to Playboy in 1985.
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by dulse 15y ago
It's amazing to me how incompetent otherwise sophisticated companies are at handling public relations. It's not rocket science, and it's not about who's right. This post comes off as smug, half-hearted, and insulting. Why are they joking an