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by lasky 7y ago
last week the entire world began shutting down. sounds like you might be distracting yourself from the anxiety you might be feeling. maybe try meditation?
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How many hrs per week do you spend staring into a screen of pixels?
1 points by lasky 7y ago|1 comments
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by lasky 7y ago
We hereby declare the following as Scabbing: - drinking starbucks coffee - wearing new clothes that’s not patagonia - owning a car. renting ok. - eating animal products that aren’t wrapped in expensive paper and rope packaging - discuss
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by lasky 7y ago
agree, this is by far the most interesting part of all this. it’s not about “my working conditions” but about whether or not my employer “agrees with my views.” I think this is partly because people understand the power and influence their
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by lasky 7y ago
Millennial ‘journalist’ in Brooklyn spends weeks writing article on life-forms that seem alien to him: 1) a fairly ordinary Louisiana dad, former K9 sheriff, who has made a living training government dogs after he was fired. 2) people who d
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by lasky 7y ago
“Please use this technology I find interesting, because I want it to be useful”
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Why Are We Surprised When Buddhists Are Violent?(nytimes.com)
1 points by lasky 7y ago|0 comments
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by lasky 7y ago
US Government organization
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by lasky 7y ago
I remember hearing on NPR how annoyed people were with the DNC’s lack of transparency on this app, and their reasoning was “we don’t want to let the Russian hackers know how we’re doing this”. The more this saga continues the more the democ
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by lasky 7y ago
He should comp the passengers and airline for the damages he caused them and they should all share in any material gain he gets out of this stunt that they suffered for.
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Transitioning to Safer Decaf(royalcoffee.com)
1 points by lasky 7y ago|0 comments
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by lasky 7y ago
Well, I guess I’ll just copy/paste my comment from another unrelated HN story 10 minutes ago: “And once again, any US organization allowed to use a .gov domain loses yet ANOTHER notch of credibility, and confidence in their competence.
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by lasky 7y ago
And once again, any US organization allowed to use a .gov domain loses yet ANOTHER notch of credibility, and confidence in their competence.
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by lasky 7y ago
I’m sure pg would say we just don’t yet have our social antibodies for the effects of the iPhone. Remember “TV rots your brain”? wasn’t that supposed to stay a myth? My theory is the below are critical needs: -dependable community who loves
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by lasky 7y ago
“The most intriguing question of all may never be answered. Only Randy Constant knows why he did what he did, but at age 60 he took his own life last August. Three days earlier he’d been sentenced to 10 years in prison after he pleaded guil
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by lasky 7y ago
Am I the only one who winces at the brain-numbing robot-like false confidence and dogmatic preaching of attributing all natural disaster to man-made climate change?
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by lasky 7y ago
Is it just me or... Why do we need to have startup founders and car companies try their hand at building a new experimental electric helicopter to validate whether or not the market wants to use helicopters for ride hailing?
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Scientists at UVM, Tufts create ‘living robots’(bostonglobe.com)
1 points by lasky 7y ago|0 comments
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by lasky 7y ago
Alternative headline: “Brazilian officials brandish corruption by signaling to Facebook their citizens are up for sale”
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by lasky 7y ago
When you could get one, having a SmartCar was the cat’s pajamas in a city. I heard they worked well in DC for awhile too.
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by lasky 7y ago
I’d been wondering when they would finally shut the doors in the US. I’d used the product quite a lot in Europe - worked especially well in Berlin. Was very difficult to use in the cities here in the US, and I found the UX to be consistentl
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by lasky 7y ago
Sounds like you have free rein to productize some of your IP here. Might it make sense to turn any part of what you've built into a SaaS business?
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by lasky 7y ago
You don’t see how people seek social status by vocalizing their loyalty to political ideologies ? In my view I see it as a primary motivator, and I think people are unaware of this. Take a look around you next time someone starts ranting on
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by lasky 7y ago
Well said
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by lasky 7y ago
I try to be careful with what is defined as bribery. It’s very easy to prance around on a high horse and cast out moral judgements when you’ve never had to open offices internationally. It sounds like no doubt some pockets were unapologetic
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by lasky 7y ago
happily driving my gas guzzling “on-prem, perpetually licensed source” model of ownership instead of dealing with that bs.
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by lasky 7y ago
According to my inner arm chair psychologist, at the root of all anxiety is fear. What do you think you’re afraid of? Shining a spot light on whatever the beast is that your mind has created, is usually a good way to deflate it. But don’t b
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by lasky 8y ago
Make this work on a mobile device for phone calls for business people and you're in the money! Finding quiet space to make phone calls is a hassle.
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Why Aren’t You Trying to Be More Like Elon Musk?(psychologytoday.com)
2 points by lasky 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What is the enterprise value (practical and disruptive) of blockchain?
2 points by lasky 8y ago|1 comments

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