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by himom 8y ago
He’s better off than almost everyone in Somalia but worse off than Baron von Trump. Identity politics is divisive no matter what, and it looks really weak to appologize for being included in the most hated group of someone else’s victim-hie
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by himom 8y ago
Only depression and anxiety? That sucks, and I wouldn’t wish those on anyone... but try also having ADD, mild Asperger’s, home drama, stuttering (silent block, way more awkward than repeating)... oh and being not a celebrity, unemployable,
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by himom 8y ago
Fortuna w/ AES as the block cipher.
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You gotta be an 18th c. French philosopher/writer to game lotteries these days.
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Never gonna happen. The holy grail for advertisers is show you an ad on your phone, on your computer, on your car and in-person on signs and billboards enough that you’ll buy whatever it is to shut them up.
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by himom 8y ago
Facebook’s downfalls are numerous: - ads - promotion of gossip to a global audience - peer-pressured risk-taking - pics, videos and other content that’s usually boring A real friends platform: - video / text chat - arranging spontaneou
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by himom 8y ago
Yup. It’s completely shallow and unnatural. The only hope of it working is to shift attractiveness matching to AI, elimimate profile pics seen by humans and start real conversations with people whom you’d likely be attracted to, but don’t g
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by himom 8y ago
Why would anyone with integrity and self-respect subject themselves to flawed, unnatural and zero investment world that are dating apps? Can you imagine how lazy, distracted and confused are the users of these apps are in real life? Just st
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by himom 8y ago
Doesn’t what becomes testable in the real-world move out of philosophy to a science?
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by himom 8y ago
Barking up the wrong tree. Nothing to do with regulations except as a side proxy tool of powerful NIMFOBY homeowners’ interests whom want their scenic views and low inventory to keep their property values high. Regulations aren’t automatic
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by himom 8y ago
Let’s not kid ourselves about what kind of houses they’d be: million tiny houses would be arranged like refugee camps. The cheapest shit possible that can be called a “livable shelter,” except it will be like a favela. The market of that wo
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by himom 8y ago
Heck, my mother and I both independently were recommended to supplement with extra magnesium. Most people are also deficient. It’s also useful for cognitive and GI function.
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by himom 8y ago
Going to sleep. Peace.
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by himom 8y ago
Your first sentence is a loaded, presumptive opinion that assumes age equals out-of-date without evidence. Younger ones can have all the latest Javascript library experience they want but they still don’t have enough obvious experience for
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by himom 8y ago
It’s a fallacy of younger, inexperienced, consumption-brainwashed people that “new == better.” Also, it could be that certain groups want more people like them for mating, dating, etc.
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by himom 8y ago
Another trick to get rid of union/tenured/troublesome employees is to create a new department, transfer desired staff and close the old one.
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by himom 8y ago
You got to be: - insanely committed to hustle and win - mostly impatient - relentlessly resourceful - initiative - comfortable in ambiguous situations and new territory where there’s likely no one to ask for help - passionate - grounded in
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by himom 8y ago
You don’t get married unless you’re having kids, waited for relationship stability of at least 5-10 years and have a solid prenup that also captures video evidence of willful understanding of each and every one of its terms. You don’t also
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by himom 8y ago
divorce raped?
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- food (i cook and frequent farmers markets) $200/mo - gas $50/mo - car repairs $100/mo - personal products $25/mo - old-school unlimited LTE plan $135/mo - paid off iPhone 6S $0/month - paid off MBP A1278 $0&#
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by himom 8y ago
They obsession with scalability may not be a fit for founder passion and goals. The world is huge and bazillions of lifestyle businesses make money every single day. In a way, a tangible lifestyle business can deliver steady income, whereas
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by himom 8y ago
Apropos similar situation https://ourmalibubeaches.com/
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This jackass, again? I refuse to do business, recommend or patronize any such individual whom wastes their life and resources on such petty self-indulgences at the expense of commonwealth capital when they could be doing real good saving l
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by himom 8y ago
If you’re just starting out or just launch small articles into the aether, Medium is fine. If you have zillions of paying subs or a few high-paying subs, you’re gonna want a more tailored platform that can help you deliver them more value t
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by himom 8y ago
You need to be your own honey-badger. :) There are two very important tests to consider hiring someone: - how a candidate handles feedback and negative situations like disapproval and rejection - whether they delegate thinking or take owner
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by himom 8y ago
It’s a conservative play but an understandable one for older employees: it’s usually too risky to both work at a company and hold its stock. Diversify also means more than stocks and bonds... land, art, apartment buildings, laundromats, etc
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by himom 8y ago
Guess who’s the highest paid lawyer in America? One of Jerry’s former lawyers, the “Babe Ruth of patent trolls” whom also happens to be one of the major supporters of the Aspen Institute. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G
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Jerry, the independent inventor whom had 600+ patents, torpedoed big corps(en.wikipedia.org)
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eevblog has an extensive collection of oscilloscope vids.
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Watch EEVblog and bigclive on YT for oscilloscope advice.

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