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by exolymph 4y ago
Amazing to reflect on how much goodwill Fastmail has cultivated with me just by being a reasonably priced, full-featured, competent-support-having service. I'm unlikely to ever do anything with the Fastmail API, but I still upvoted mai
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by exolymph 4y ago
Huh, didn't realize that. I was on the older side for my grade — turned 18 at the end of junior year – so I guess it didn't come up.
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I'm a professional dad who “leaned out” to support my wife's career(fullstackeconomics.com)
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by exolymph 4y ago
But kids don't necessarily know it isn't true, that's the point. The stakes are made out to be much higher than they are.
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by exolymph 4y ago
I left high school in junior year (intending to go straight to college — didn't work out, long story). I took the GED test, and I was SO MAD because I realized I could have aced that test straight out of 8th grade. Has anyone ever as
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by exolymph 4y ago
And the Atlantic isn't even a particularly high-end magazine! Granted, the really fancy ones will run you more like $20.
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by exolymph 4y ago
Get involved with a DAO and learn by starting with the smallest tasks.
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by exolymph 4y ago
> It’s worth absolutely nothing unless it can be converted into actual money, which is appears will be quite difficult to do. No it isn't. As someone else said upthread, you can pay people directly in ETH. The potential labor pool w
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by exolymph 4y ago
Also Failory, the same business as OP but with the opposite angle: https://www.failory.com/graveyard
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Local chess club is run by an obvious cheater(old.reddit.com)
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by exolymph 4y ago
Sorry, that's what I meant — your willingness to defend yourself is why they showed up.
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by exolymph 4y ago
It's not about age. It's about whether you piss off the people paying your bills and/or gatekeepers who can restrict your ability to reach the people who pay your bills. I'll hazard a guess that Crumb fans aren't ov
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by exolymph 4y ago
If you mentioned that to the police, it's probably why they showed up so fast.
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Designing a New Old Home: The Elements(simonsarris.substack.com)
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The Most Sincere Man on the Internet (2019)(digg.com)
1 points by exolymph 4y ago|1 comments
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by exolymph 4y ago
Recently I mailed a bunch of old phones to Noisebridge as a donation. I figured those folks will have better ideas than me :) https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Noisebridge
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by exolymph 4y ago
+1 to Pixelmator Pro, the price is super reasonable
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by exolymph 4y ago
Congrats, that's awesome! Simon Owens has many articles about this – paywalled, ironically, but worth it IMO, and you could just pay for a month and then cancel. His case studies based on interviews with media entrepreneurs are especia
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by exolymph 4y ago
I'm not about to pull up your many, many SneerClub comments. You can speak for yourself. In fact, usually you're excited to do so — have fun :)
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by exolymph 4y ago
That's intriguing, what's your business and how are people finding you via Discord? (If you don't mind explaining — if you do, I get it.)
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by exolymph 4y ago
Context note: David Gerard is the dude who tried to get Scott Alexander canceled. He fed a lot of dirt to that NYT reporter. Whether you think his crusade is legitimate is up to you, but I figure y'all might want to know who you'r
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by exolymph 4y ago
Morally, yes it's theft. Legally, probably not.
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by exolymph 4y ago
Vae victis, and to the victor go the spoils. (This is not an endorsement.) > "When the powerful take things from the less powerful, the powerless don't have much to do except curse the powerful," Kurin says. Indeed.
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The Case for Social Slashing(ercwl.medium.com)
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by exolymph 4y ago
Tongue and mouth ties can also impact breastfeeding. Def something to be aware of!
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by exolymph 4y ago
Screenshot since I assume this will be fixed pretty quickly: https://i.imgur.com/WCbvynl.png
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Pay attention to deviations from mainstream incentives(commoncog.com)
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Q&A with my high school self(guzey.com)
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by exolymph 4y ago
De jure illegal, sure, but we all know it's de facto required for institutions of a certain size. Laws are only as good as the enforcement.
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by exolymph 4y ago
I don't care whether he's sincere about preferentially firing white people on the basis of their race. His sincerity or lack thereof is not the issue.

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