grvdrm

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by grvdrm 2y ago
Is that brick or is it reinforced masonry?
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by grvdrm 2y ago
I'm asking naively and honestly: is there a solution to brine? Believe it's pumped directly back into ocean at the moment.
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by grvdrm 2y ago
You said it best: sounds like he surrounds himself with people (and lawyers) that tell him what he wants to hear. Have worked for someone like that before - it is not fun.
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Haven't posted much (yet) to BSky but write about tech, insurance, climate, and products I like to use: https://bsky.app/profile/groovedrm.bsky.social
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Absolutely correct. Make the network you want before it gets lost in the noise.
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by grvdrm 2y ago
You mean you don’t ask your SO to just do it “async”
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by grvdrm 2y ago
I have another variation on this problem: my wife and I get the same emails from school. We both have accounts within the school platform. So, what usually happens: 1. Both of us get email 2. One of us sees email before other, may or may no
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Hm. I think a lot of new homes (around me) have cameras. Just built with them by developer/etc. I have cameras around the outside of my house. Not worried about crime (despite it seeming otherwise). I don't look at the video feed
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by grvdrm 2y ago
I am both for avoiding electronics but also enjoy TV in bed. Not necessary but it’s not something that I restrain much. Haven’t seen too many people suggest this: train yourself to wake up earlier. I wake up at 5. That’s not a hustle cultur
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Dislike why?
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by grvdrm 2y ago
I'm stuck on the title. What's this article about? Why should I read it? (I read it) This post's title does not echo some of the points in the article. Good human-sourced writing will be hard to do/find? Well, don't
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by grvdrm 2y ago
What's "worth" in this question? May be hard to answer. My view from the same behavior: yes, worth it. Was everything productive for a career? For a relationship with someone else? Sometimes yes. Sometimes no. Would love to h
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Love how dead simple and to the point this is. Great job. Put some stuff about it in my newsletter so you might see some traffic from a newsletter called The Teardown (on Substack)
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Interesting. The person I replied to had the opposite opinion. The only answer for them, it seemed. Care to share a bit of the detail behind this very pointed response? Thanks so much for it.
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by grvdrm 2y ago
When or how did you decide to take something vs what was happening before? I’ve done lots of therapy work. Systemizing and structuring things. Definitely helpful. But sometimes I just feel wired (this way) and wonder if chemically rewiring
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by grvdrm 2y ago
> I don't want to talk to salespeople, only product designers, developers, executives, and support staff. They are the people who make the stuff and/or are left holding the bag for the product when the salesperson is jetting of
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Amazing. Active vs passive confuses so many folks. Great three part series on that topic and others: https://jasonzweig.com/on-writing-better-part-1/
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by grvdrm 2y ago
What’s the floor for non-technical? Not professional engineer but know some SQL? Or much lower?
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Next up: Substack?
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Had sales folks throw two books my way: 1. Customer Centric Selling https://books.google.com/books/about/CustomerCentric_Selling... 2. Never Split The Difference (from buyer angle, but still good) https:/&#x
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by grvdrm 2y ago
I wrote a blog/newsletter/post/whatever about my experience. Absolutely experienced the wow factor as well. What was more interesting was the word-for-word accuracy. I fed all of my posts year-to-date into NotebookLM and had
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Yes - I would love that too. Please back that up?
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Bummer. Agree w/workaround solutions. I've just flipped to other browsers for most situations.
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by grvdrm 2y ago
I (think) I have a fix for you. 1. Open Activity Monitor 2. Find "Safari Networking" 3. Force quit 4. Refresh Safari tab (that didn't work) Works on M1 MBP w/Sonoma 14.5
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Under-appreciated point you make: not about speed. I own a 2014 Boxster S. 315 hp, 266 lb/ft torque, 6-speed. It is NOT the fastest car out there. In fact I own an automatic 3-series BMW that's faster in a straight line every time
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by grvdrm 2y ago
> Treat your overreaction to social cues as irrational, and deal with it accordingly. This is so smart. Even broader, take your overreactions to most things as irrational. I am using this recently to rewire myself on all sorts of things
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Completely agree with you. I think (like you) it is about VERY deliberate action. My phrase: a conscious turn in the other direction. The more I practice changing or revamping my reactions/approaches to situations, the more those thing
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by grvdrm 2y ago
> Disruption happens at a procedural level, not by changing what they do I love everything about this statement. I've seen this from both sides, as a seller of software and buyer/user of software. All of the stickiest changes h
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Curious: what do you want to do in retirement and how does that differ from what you do day to day?
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by grvdrm 2y ago
Your comment makes me think you are talking about modern therapy. I don’t think you are. But the process feels closely linked.

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