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by lwhi 4y ago
Great work! This is inspiring .. great to hear. What are you thinking next?
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by lwhi 4y ago
> I don't get who this product is for, other than maybe someone who has heard mechanical keyboards are cool but is daunted by doing any research into what mechanical keyboard options exist out there. I agree. For this price you coul
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by lwhi 4y ago
I guess the definition should be revised to "extreme behaviour, directly having an overbearing effect on another person's wellbeing". Maybe there could also be a side definition for running competitively in a nuclear contamin
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by lwhi 4y ago
I'd be a bit more charitable .. I'd label it as toxic if the extreme negative behaviour was a regular occurrence.
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by lwhi 4y ago
Maybe so! .. but more likely a narcissist or sociopath in my experience.
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by lwhi 4y ago
To my mind, I think toxic is a byword for 'extreme behaviour'; and furthermore, extreme behaviour is often a symptom of a personality disorder at its most pronounced.
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by lwhi 4y ago
I think this should be circulated to at least 80% of the people who used LinkedIn as required reading.
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by lwhi 4y ago
Because HIV/AIDS is a sexually transmitted disease. Monkey Pox just requires close contact.
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by lwhi 4y ago
In my nutty conspiracy, the agent would simply disseminate the virus at bath houses. The more I think about it, the more it does seem like a nutty conspiracy. I did watch twelve monkey's many years ago!
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by lwhi 4y ago
I like your candour :) > It can be sexually transmitted (among other vectors). Homosexual behavior is not the issue. Unprotected sex is (much higher chance if it's anal, as in most sexually transmitted diseases). And, it seems, any
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by lwhi 4y ago
Now this is totally unfounded, and verging on the nutty conspiracy theory side of life .. so please do feel free to cut me down; but is there a possibility that this type of unusual virus / unusual pattern of transition, could be part
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by lwhi 4y ago
I've been a victim of this in the past; it's very easy to excited about the flavour of your own Kool Aid. Mark getting excited about using a message to book a restaurant seems like a prime example of this.
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by lwhi 4y ago
Would it be more straightforward to think about this in terms of standard e-commerce terms? Product, product variation.. ?
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by lwhi 5y ago
Surely, the training material is the most significant determiner of whether the results are dross or culturally significant?
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by lwhi 5y ago
Ask for a phone number for 2 factor authentication.
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by lwhi 5y ago
I agree .. it's absolutely ridiculous advice. Business, and life is general, depend on relationships. Relationships depend on understanding. Just saying 'no', is primarily going to piss people off.
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by lwhi 5y ago
I think Apple would rather you buy a new machine.
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by lwhi 5y ago
Because a lot of this conversation is avoiding the obvious, and becoming an echo chamber of obtuse opinion.
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by lwhi 5y ago
It's called an opener.
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by lwhi 5y ago
Most people will not be thinking the same way you do.
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by lwhi 5y ago
And some people will think you're rude as a result.
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by lwhi 5y ago
I find this rule annoying itself. Take the freedom you have to communicate in any way you want, and use it.
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by lwhi 5y ago
I've worked part time before, and it has worked .. but I think the key thing that has allowed it to work is being open to flexibility. I will shift my days / hours if necessary. I'm able to request they shift if need be too.
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by lwhi 5y ago
Yes .. if you know you're going to have to do it, might as well be the first and get the publicity.
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by lwhi 5y ago
I encounter this issue many times a week. A client encounters a difficulty, decides on the spot what needs to be done to solve it; and then goes on to request the solution is implemented. Taking that solution, and running with it, will ofte
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by lwhi 5y ago
We're talking about content that's designed to entertain; this is not the same. Slurs against minority groups, aren't necessary.
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by lwhi 5y ago
> I don't care what the technical status of the BBC is. It is publicly funded and thus the public has an interest in ensuring history is not being rewritten. The organisation has a duty to serve all members of the UK. Removing langu
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by lwhi 5y ago
Feels sensible to not go to college in a pandemic though?
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by lwhi 5y ago
> "Every company or team is different, but one thing is the same: They all want to build the best product in the shortest time possible." Maybe this is part of the problem? Why do we need to build so incredibly quickly? Is this
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by lwhi 5y ago
Because the author has gone to such lengths to avoid them! Creating extra markup specifically for presentation for example ..

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