kartman

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by kartman 12y ago
The Selfish Gene is a great and insightful book that I would recommend.
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Stop and seize(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by kartman 12y ago|0 comments
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by kartman 12y ago
Yup, the printed version of this book is always a go to favorite read of mine. Highly recommend. Among Stoics I found this most easy and good to read repeatedly. In some ways Benjamin Franklin's autobiography also feels similar, not su
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1964 Antique MODEM Live Demo, connecting to Internet(youtube.com)
2 points by kartman 12y ago|0 comments
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by kartman 12y ago
felt genuine and authentic. congrats and enjoy the success!
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by kartman 12y ago
I lost my mom when I was younger. I have started realizing the point you are making more as time has passed and try a bit harder to keep things happy for my dad. It was good to hear your advice.
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by kartman 13y ago
I like to think what we value drives our day to day actions. Often, the rewards for those actions are along another dimension and independent of your values. If we are lucky enough to line up our values and the rewards we get for our action
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by kartman 13y ago
is this that trick of a "headed soon to IPO company" acquiring something largely in stock to give itself a big baseline and market justified valuation ahead of IPO. both companies are happy and the sucker is the first guy in line
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by kartman 13y ago
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by kartman 13y ago
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by kartman 13y ago
I hope for the best for you. One suggestion to use as you see fit, the overhead on the donate is quite high - maybe you can create and list a bitcoin address you control on your blog.
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by kartman 13y ago
zmitri, i upvoted but sometimes words are needed - keep up the good work!
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by kartman 13y ago
:-(. i have seen a loved one go through this, my best wishes to you and family.
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American Higher Education: Not what it used to be(economist.com)
54 points by kartman 14y ago|28 comments
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by kartman 14y ago
Fascinating, wonder if this can be generalized to - for any local state that has observably occured, its subset will likely occur some where in the universe.