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by kleer001 6y ago
Gizmos and methods aside I can assure you they all have one thing in common, high trait conscientiousness : https://www.verywellmind.com/how-conscientiousness-affects-y... https://www.psychologistworld.com/i
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by kleer001 6y ago
In the same way we can only describe what has already happened and never the present. Reminds me of the problem with relative time and space in terms of teleportation or time travel. If you're teleporting around, better make sure it&#x
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by kleer001 6y ago
Yes. Just as I hate the bizarre truncated relative time tagging. "A month ago" , "15 minutes ago" , "An hour ago" ?! That's f-n useless. ISO 8601 or die! YYYY:MM:DD hh:mm:ss How hard is that? Just leave th
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by kleer001 6y ago
Like how we appreciate people with blue eyes talents or tall people or left handed people without mentioning it? Thing is those people aren't born in different bell curves with different expectations, considerations, cultural histories
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by kleer001 6y ago
>high conscientiousness This is the number 1 predictor of success. You'll be fine. https://www.beyondinsurance.com/blog/conscientiousness-key-p...
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by kleer001 6y ago
What kind of data are you looking for? What kind of data have you already found?
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by kleer001 6y ago
Ah, more externalization of the human mind. Double edged that.
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by kleer001 6y ago
I think Chainlink could work for that : https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/chainlink/
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by kleer001 6y ago
Proof of Carbon? You'd need to fuse it with the hardware doing that carbon capturing. Otherwise (and even then) it could be spoofed. Blockchain + The Real World = Problems Blockchain + token on said blockchain = Successs
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by kleer001 6y ago
I would start by watching at least a dozen seasons of Dragon's Den (any country), or Shark Tank. While they're 90% entertainment they're also 10% education. Sure,, there's lots of details that go beyond anything they can
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pg? Who's pg?
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by kleer001 6y ago
As an adult? Being involuntarily unemployed at the beginning of my career. Circa 2001. Made about 10 phone calls a day for two months to land a crap job that paid the bills. Worst part? No decent marijuana around. As a child? Being in love.
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by kleer001 6y ago
Happily! There's a whole slew over at https://thisxdoesnotexist.com/ Tere's a mixing crucible at https://www.artbreeder.com/ Not a personal product, but from google and pretty cool : https:/
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by kleer001 6y ago
Really? What game is that helps you be a better web dev?
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by kleer001 6y ago
Ah, personal ML Projects about financial markets... I was thinking art. I've got plenty of those to throw at you. Otherwise, sorry, can't help. Though, I do appreciate the "this is what I've found so far". Best of l
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by kleer001 6y ago
Keeping work at work. Getting regular sleep. Regular exercise. Mostly 15-45 minute walks these days. Those are all pre-loading to make the skill learning possible. I get my skills doing long term projects. In terms of 4 years or more. This
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by kleer001 6y ago
The problem with something being wrong is that there's nearly an endless number of ways for something to be wrong. However, with something correct, there's very little to say about it.
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by kleer001 6y ago
I recall using localbitcoins and I heard you could do it through 2nd Life (the game), but didn't do that.
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I did that too, but I used an escrow service. Sure it just kicks the trust down a step, but it's ostensibly not either interested party.
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by kleer001 6y ago
Try again without a time limit, unless you're joking
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by kleer001 6y ago
> Also, pessimism is so lazy. “There is no sadder sight than a young pessimist, except an old optimist.” ― Mark Twain ;) Optimism takes faith or creativity, but both are pretty expensive.
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by kleer001 6y ago
Ah, I've not heard of ants as a cause for the fall of the carboniferous era. Sounds plausible tho. I thought it was mushrooms and their eventual discovery of how to dissolve lignin. https://www.astrobio.net/also-in-news
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by kleer001 6y ago
For starters The State isn't just one thing. Additionally there's so much money involved. The United States M1 money supply is about 4 trillion dollars. Finally, I'm not sure this is the right word, but "unit transaction
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by kleer001 6y ago
And you're damned if you comment let alone criticize it.
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by kleer001 6y ago
Being more conscientious. It's discipline by another word. Valuing the long term over the short term. Surprisingly, not procrastinating and doing the hard thing sooner than later pays off huge dividends. I don't know why I spent d
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by kleer001 6y ago
> I should just quit trying. Dude is a machine. Maybe, but certainly dude doesn't have the same direction as you. Don't compare yourself to others. Well, unless you're trying to do exactly the same thing.
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by kleer001 6y ago
What do you think about sharing your process or your results in searching for this solution?
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by kleer001 6y ago
> who knew material capacity would do nothing for mortal existentiality? You're joking right? This has been a mainstay of philosophy since before the bible. To me it sounds like you need a good old fashioned hobby. There's tons
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by kleer001 6y ago
Therapists aren't only for depression. Think of them as existential mechanics or personality sculptors. Something basic and fundamental in your makeup is not working like you'd want. Therapists are experts at the human psyche and
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by kleer001 6y ago
An existential crisis, small and portable, just don't do it too frequently. A little bit like spinning up a big flywheel.

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