jmkd

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   by jmkd 8y ago

   You say you fly a lot with Ryanair, be great to add some real data to support your plausible hypothesis.
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   by jmkd 9y ago

   Never heard of Wim Hof but have for years promoted cold water swimming as a way to stimulate the vagus nerve to improve health and well-being.
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   by jmkd 9y ago

   > 1. Invite-only increases the likelihood of an echo chamber, in my mind. They have a great approach to recommend inviting surprising and unexpected people. I don't work in publishing or journalism and have been twice, for example.
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   by jmkd 9y ago

   Newsgeist.org has an incredibly productive approach to conferences. 1. Invite-only. Any attendee can recommend a future attendee to be invited, so this is not about elitism rather that attendees add to to a two-way conversation, not simply
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   by jmkd 9y ago

   "Listen! Can you smell something?" - Ghostbusters 1984 / Google 2017
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   by jmkd 9y ago

   Somewhat tickled to say I thought of this about 10 years ago, told everyone who would listen, and many who wouldn't. As I was not remotely interested in developing it myself I was happy to tell anyone. Got an audience with a designer a
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   by jmkd 10y ago

   One thing often overlooked about work interruptions: interrupting one person's flow is usually to aid another's. So as others have suggested the response can be prioritised according to importance and urgency. While flow is critic