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by huffmsa 6y ago
Ask it to set a timer for 5/6ths of an hour.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Correct. Walmart has one more layer of last mile vs Amazon.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
They've only really known oil for 3 generations, so yes. And they're also desperate. The future where the world doesn't need their oil (or they've run out) isn't a distant future anymore. It's coming, and comin
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Timing is suspicious, Google is finally beginning the final phase of Play Music shutdown, which means Google Podcasts will be the new way to access podcasts. Because it makes a ton of sense to move music to YouTube music, but the podcasts t
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by huffmsa 6y ago
With the Advent of the omnibar, they are necessarily search engines
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Saw a big write-up somewhere about this. It's easy to learn the muscle memories for various patterns on a text only UI, and you can become extremely fast. But almost no one is fast with a mouse based GUI
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Of course, but there are plenty more that only join in if it's easy, and reducing the easy of participation means you only have to think about the attention junkies.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
I'm saying timebox discussion like anything else. Have discussions regularly, but in a scheduled manner. Meetings suck because people aren't prepared / the meeting isn't scoped or well defined. They don't suck &quot
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Yeah, except it happens every other day and all you do is "revise the product" and never build or ship the product. It's a one way express train to feature creep. It often doesn't involve all of the stakeholders, so then
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by huffmsa 6y ago
But the notion that I need to "drown the noise out" is wrong. Quiet should be the default state. If you want to be loud, go find a room where you can be, instead of forcing everyone else to block you out.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
It is. Gets you out of your head, and having a dedicated "idea discussion time" means you have all week to think on and refine your ideas. Less wasted breath on half cooked BS.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
> don't particularly enjoy the feeling of having noise cancellation headphones on for the entire workday - it starts to feel a bit vertigo-ey. Ay. It shouldn't be acceptable that those who prefer / need quiet are expecte
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Because it makes it too easy people to ask questions that they could have answered on their own if they'd has to stand up from their desk, walk down the hall to my office, knock on the door and obviously disrupt whatever I'm doing
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by huffmsa 6y ago
It doesn't destroy value, it means your team over-scoped the deliverable value at the outset. Shipping dates are good when used correctly. 1. We have this high level idea, we want to ship it by XXXX 2. Here are the features we want it
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by huffmsa 6y ago
The US at the federal level, maybe. But it'll likely just fracture into smaller regional Nations made up of the states. Worst case, it's 50 separate nations. Especially now that we'll likely see a shift back towards state lev
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by huffmsa 6y ago
So what are they claiming to own the copyright to in that repo?
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by huffmsa 6y ago
True, but figuring out how much of your bankroll you need to invest in a fund like this to properly hedge (that's why it's called a hedge fund) against catastrophic loss in your other investment is the balance you need to strike.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Oh, so taleb is hedging his hedge fund by doing other revenue generating things? Imagine that
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by huffmsa 6y ago
But there are always sudden drops eventually. Market crashes aren't "if" they're "when" People made huge money in '08 because they were betting the fail side of the CDOs. Small bleed for years, big win in
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Because it's boring and takes a long, unpredictable amount of time to return. They guy has written 5 books about exactly what he does. It's not a secret. Even the Medallion fund doesn't do anything secret, they just win 50.7%
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Yes, but the bleed is so slow that it's entirely covered by a single tail event. You can also hold other positions, this is just the fall back for when disaster inevitably strikes.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Fair, but a lot of them do sit on the bench and do some moderate walking at most. I'd expect people doing these regular sprints to be more aware of their body and move around more in anticipation of the next set.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
#3 I fat finger the "Z" all the time when trying to hit a comma. Same with the space bar and bottom row. Should be easy to recognize.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Ah, the sprint is being rediscovered once again for it's ability to squeeze maximum effect into minimum working time. If you get a chance, try to find a copy of "A System of Multi-year Training in Weightlifting" by A.S. Medve
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Since you're doing this every 12 minutes, you'd stay relatively warm all day. American football players don't need to warm up every time they come off the sidelines
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Probably. But I think the body gets Abit tricked when the legs come into play in a locomotive fashion. Particular sprinting. It's primal.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Your warm-up accrues though. You're doing a little bit of exercise every 12 minutes for 8 hours. You're not going to get sick.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
You won't be cold though, because you're doing 4sec of exercise 5 times an hour.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
It's supposed to be hard. That's the point. You have to get an absolutely overwhelming majority before you can change a the source code.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Then you follow the procedure outlined in article 5 to amend the Constitution.

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