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gukov
9y ago
What social media does to mental health is comparable to what cigarettes do to the lung health.
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gukov
9y ago
Both prey on our increased dependency on an instant dopamine release.
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gukov
9y ago
It's a hot niche right now, that's for sure.
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gukov
9y ago
How many people only order an egg on bread at McDonald's?
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gukov
9y ago
I do like the idea of a mobile, driverless hotel room: it picks you up at the airport, drives you around the city to visit the next site while you shower, and so on. Hotels of the future won't have a single physical address. Instead, t
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gukov
9y ago
>it usually comes down to three reasons why I don’t feel like doing the work I should clearly be doing I've spent a lot of time thinking about this and eventually came to a conclusion: it comes down to one thing. Simply, your brain
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gukov
9y ago
That Sugar Film is good and fun.
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9y ago
Reading releases dopamine at a much slower pace than something that's visually stimulating. Facebook news feed is mostly images and videos now. If you ever catch someone using Facebook, watch them for a few minutes: it's just min
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Why the 'Hidden' Update in Apple's Latest iOS Changes the Rules of Marketing
(forbes.com)
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9y ago
You're not actually learning but feeding your novelty-seeking brain. The best way to learn is to actually take photos, not research lenses. Being in motion vs action: http://jamesclear.com/taking-action
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Pavel Durov: “last year we had two attempts to bribe our devs by US agencies”
(twitter.com)
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I Can’t Code and You Can’t Sell Crap
(garyvaynerchuk.com)
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Career Monogamy: The Awkward Tech Sin of Longevity
(nemhouse.com)
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9y ago
His two podcasts with Joe Rogan are the best. Joe himself said as much.
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Exponential growth devours and corrupts
(m.signalvnoise.com)
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9y ago
The next "whole grain."
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10y ago
A laptop is a tool. As a developer I want to be confident in my tools. If you can work on a Mac, you can work on any Mac: the keyboard is identical, the environment is more or less standard. You invest into learning to develop on Macs only
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10y ago
>I'm actually in the process of increasing speed since faster speed equals faster access and better productivity. Right? YouTube will load faster, yes.
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American Carnage: the new landscape of opioid addiction
(firstthings.com)
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10y ago
If anything, vinegar lowers glycemic response, ie blood glucose doesn't go as high after a meal.
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gukov
10y ago
Cancer cells depend almost exclusively on glucose.
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10y ago
Have good instincts or have a system (hire after speaking to 34% of the candidates, fire early and often, etc).
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Cuban: Uni Basic Income Is “One of the Worst Possible Responses” to Automation
(futurism.com)
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10y ago
Headphones + smoothened brown noise I'm hypersensitive and easily distracted so cutting off sound is a must. I also combined it with the pomodoro method for additional boost of focus. I'm now thinking of making it an online app to
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A Direct-Democracy Healthcare Bill
(blog.dilbert.com)
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The liver dumps some glucose in the morning (partly to wake you up). You're also somewhat insulin resistant in the morning. I take 3-4 units just to stay level until lunch, when insulin starts working again. As the day progresses, I f
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If T1D is properly managed (frequent testing, insulin injection every meal), fasting actually poses less danger than a typical diet that has carbs in every meal. Carbs set you up for a wild swing.
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I hope something like intense mining would've caused a detectable spike in turn alerting CF sooner. Looks like it didn't...
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10y ago
Have you scanned the who's hiring thread? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13541679
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Great approach Did you have to "declare bankruptcy" when it came to existing items? What happens if you finally decide or really have to read a book from "before?"
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