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by julianeon 2y ago
Well, he was wrong about that.
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The thing I don't like about the term "lifestyle business" is that it imprecisely mixes 2 very different things. It's like grouping students who were accepted at Harvard and chose not to go, with students who flunked out
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by julianeon 2y ago
I kind of disagree that this is "everywhere." To address the places the writer mentions: LinkedIn - I avoid it for that reason, though I'd put it the other way around: long before the rise of AI, content on LinkedIn read as i
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by julianeon 2y ago
As I remember PG took a bold stance on the Israeli-Palestine conflict within the past couple years. For context, you can think of me as an average dude who works at a tech company, and I can't imagine coming out with anything as fiery
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by julianeon 2y ago
If he didn't say or imply that, his advice would be discounted as that of a (probable) loser.
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by julianeon 2y ago
I live in San Francisco and, whenever I'm in the area of Glen Canyon Market, I make sure to pick up several Fiat chocolates there: they cost about a dollar a piece and are delicious. I had no idea they were related to the car company;
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by julianeon 2y ago
I actually use git for my todolist/diary and I have an alias for when I want to save which does git commit -m "whatever." Basically I do that so I can view the updated version in the mobile app.
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by julianeon 2y ago
Translation: community notes are “good enough” from the perspective of the business community, and probably an order of magnitude cheaper.
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by julianeon 2y ago
I think they were trying to get at something (not very successfully). I'd put it like this. Want to find the best mathematician, the best engineer? Easy: just give them a hard test. Or more generally follow the metrics. The one with th
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by julianeon 2y ago
I think only active-straight-cis-men and active-straight-cis-women are looking for things like open source dating site alternatives to the mainstream sites. Other groups aren't in this market, so to speak. Either they have apps & s
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by julianeon 2y ago
Yeah, jeans should qualify as dressy enough for a chess championship in 2024. It's presentable and not insulting. We left the 50's a long time ago.
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More of us should be prioritizing making friends, probably: if you pull it off, you've achieved a similar effect at much lower cost. If you're the type of person who's organized and capable enough to organize a communal livin
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If you want one takeaway, it's: rethink your boba consumption.
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You're allowed to do that. You're not allowed to shoot them. It's a meaningful distinction. Disclaimer: for the record, and because I think it needs to be stated directly, I don't believe this man was killed by OpenAI.
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The WP killer is really a WP Extensions and WP Easy Setup killer. You must make something as good as those to defeat it. That makes the scale of the job more clear.
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I'm getting the sense overall that Lua is correctly rated.
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In Shockley's case we have the benefit of seeing his whole life, from end to end. If for example a person loses a job, that could be a fluke; that could be due to anything. I would draw next to no conclusions from a person losing a job
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by julianeon 2y ago
I have this theory that a lot of best advice is very plain and boring, very repetitive, and so we need various stratagems to somehow overcome that, to present it to our minds in such a way that they can focus on it again. "Make checkli
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by julianeon 2y ago
The alternative for me isn't to ask for a mug, it's an argument for skipping all that and making it at home.
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For a sport as impure as boxing, I feel like there's nothing left to lose. We might as well use it as a test bed for experimental ideas.
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This is a good idea and I'm glad to see it out there, solving a real problem. I used to be a consultant and could've used this.
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But with that kind of money stream behind it, the mouse can go back to his investors and purchase a tiny mouse jetpack (or whatever the SEO equivalent is) to gain an advantage. If the cat learns to swat that, he'll come back with a toy
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by julianeon 2y ago
This is ambitious, and it's refreshing in a way to see someone set an ambitious personal goal like this and then hit it.
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In Instagram's case I think it was very clear they were "borrowing from the future": they were accumulating a lot of technical debt and continuing to pile it on. It was not sustainable. The goal was to either hire more or get
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The disconnect here is that, if I hadn't read the article, I would assume Jennifer was saying "Elon Musk may be the hero we need, the outsider who can finally reform the bureacracy." But a careful reading shows she isn't
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by julianeon 2y ago
I think it is implied that conspiracy theories involving Epstein don't amount to much either. That whole approach doesn't amount to much.
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Fashion was a major driver (possibly the main one) of the Industrial Revolution. The economics of it kicked off the modern tech-based society we live in today.
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This is useful because, at a glance, most people would probably assume chocolate is a candy and candy is bad and the study just added another drop to that bucket of evidence.
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This is the kind of content I love. It does make me think: what else can you use Tuya devices & Python libraries to do? I've got exercise and food portions under control, but I'm interested in other applications.
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It seems like the writing is on the wall. There will be some Official Ruling that you can't do this (probably antiquated 20th century) thing because that constitutes an Unlawful Search or whatever. Thank you to the Constitution for pro

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