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by jppope 4y ago
well said. great observation. thank you for the comment
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by jppope 4y ago
(OP) I started the blog in ~2009. I'm a fan of OpenAI's work... but I don't use it for my blog.
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by jppope 4y ago
(OP) valid observation, but I was behind the bar...
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The 5% Rule(jonpauluritis.com)
336 points by jppope 4y ago|202 comments
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by jppope 4y ago
I want to dunk and read fewer books.
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On Giving Better Advice(jonpauluritis.com)
1 points by jppope 4y ago|0 comments
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by jppope 4y ago
I second this. On occasion I'll be inclined to share one of his essays with someone else, so having multiple pages to scroll through is suboptimal because I won't remember exactly what the essay title is. Being able to see them in
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by jppope 4y ago
Good article. Great writing. Solid premise. Whatever nuanced likes or dislikes I may take with the article I'm happy to ignore them because theres some wisdom in this piece.
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by jppope 4y ago
Tolstoy was a sub-theme of the article
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by jppope 4y ago
this is a nice accompaniment... thank you
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by jppope 4y ago
well played! lol
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by jppope 4y ago
..."If you look for perfection, you'll never be content."
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by jppope 4y ago
> "After typing this all out, I’m wondering if “fucked up” is not just a vernacular for “experienced”." not going to lie... theres some poetry/truth in this statement
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by jppope 4y ago
Gotta put this out for obvious reasons... > "All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way."
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by jppope 4y ago
who do you work for?
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All companies are fucked up(jonpauluritis.com)
385 points by jppope 4y ago|124 comments
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Silly Dog Tricks, Billionaires, and Making Friends(jonpauluritis.com)
1 points by jppope 4y ago|0 comments
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Nassim Nicholas Taleb on Startups(twitter.com)
3 points by jppope 4y ago|0 comments
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by jppope 4y ago
beautiful work. bookmarked and I'll swing back periodically as it grows.
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by jppope 4y ago
Dan Luu wrote an article about this: https://danluu.com/hn-comments/
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by jppope 4y ago
Business opportunity right there...
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by jppope 4y ago
quick google search: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/05/when-... I know that the US census had the average at like 6 hrs a day. No matter what the real number is... its a lot
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by jppope 4y ago
definitely. I really only buy crappy bikes for that reason right now... a solid tracking option would do wonders
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by jppope 4y ago
Roughly would you consider your statement equal to "SQL is designed for experts?" just curious
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by jppope 4y ago
I actually have to disagree a little bit... The rise of static site generators have filled a void there of where you can have reuse but you don't need to head off into framework land. I do a lot of projects now (using SSGs) where most
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by jppope 4y ago
Looks great. Lots of little "nice to have"s all over the place, and the latency is pretty snappy. Not the way I'm interested in doing my content these days but I can see the appeal for sure. good job
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by jppope 4y ago
does anyone know if there are any american chestnuts with natural immunity (via mutations?) with 4 billion trees it would seem that there would be some. There are HIV immune individuals after all.
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by jppope 4y ago
We had one in the town I grew up in... I just checked google maps and sadly it has passed.
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by jppope 4y ago
really an amazing project. Things like this are the reason I come to HN
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by jppope 4y ago
perhaps one of the finest shows since streaming became a thing

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