gooeykabuki

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by gooeykabuki 3y ago
FYI - There is also an audiobook version on audible with the Stripe Press release of Poor Charlie's Almanac.
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by gooeykabuki 4y ago
Which non google 2FA app would folks recommend?
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by gooeykabuki 4y ago
Email?
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by gooeykabuki 4y ago
What’s your email? Wanted to get in touch re another comment you made.
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by gooeykabuki 4y ago
I’m in.
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by gooeykabuki 4y ago
Sherlock Holmes narrated by Stephen Fry. Length: 62 hrs and 52 mins https://www.audible.com/pd/Sherlock-Holmes-Audiobook/B06WLMW...
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by gooeykabuki 4y ago
What's an email to get in touch? Had some questions about PBM. Thanks!
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by gooeykabuki 4y ago
also drop your email in your profile.
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by gooeykabuki 4y ago
How exactly did you heal yourself? Knowing what you know now, what was most effective?
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by gooeykabuki 5y ago
Well stated, Ryan! Contrarian but sane and very good advice. The propensity to deal with bullshit, crap that doesn't matter including other people's mission (e.g. startup founders), the internalization of the limited time we have
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by gooeykabuki 5y ago
What did you change your dating strategy to?
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by gooeykabuki 5y ago
Has anyone here tried Agenda? https://agenda.com
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by gooeykabuki 5y ago
In any negotiation, your best bet is having leverage. In this scenario that would be other offers at the rate you would like or other benefits/flexibility. In terms of framing, instead of saying you're in S. Asia and $30/hr
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Ask HN: Steady 4-5% on $5M?
39 points by gooeykabuki 6y ago|35 comments
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by gooeykabuki 6y ago
https://www.vienna-rss.com/
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by gooeykabuki 6y ago
What did you find as the top 2-3 things that help in crafting an effective mission once you decided to make it more intentional?
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by gooeykabuki 6y ago
Your comments through out this thread make a lot of sense. Thanks for outlining them. Curious, when did you start thinking about your life in terms of mission (s) and what was the trigger for it?
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by gooeykabuki 6y ago
The venn diagram of your skills brings up Sales Engineering (also called technical consultant, solutions engineer, pre-sales engineer depending on the company) at an Internet/Security company as a potential career path. Have you heard
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by gooeykabuki 8y ago
You can put your CS degree to great use in the technology field without being a programmer. The two that come to mind are: 1. Product Manager 2. Sales Engineer sometimes called Solutions Engineer.