magicroot75

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by magicroot75 5y ago
It's likely the music platforms' data is showing them that users vastly prefer explore+exploit lists vs just explore. If you're in the small minority who wants to listen just to new music, there are plenty of curated playlist
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by magicroot75 5y ago
I find it infuriating that the article states that low budget films are the most disagreed-upon genre between critics and audiences. But then doesn't show any of the data on the budget aspects.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
This would be fine if we were moving towards canceling thoughts, and not people. In a hyperconnected society where everyone is watching everything all the time, we're all bound to be cancelled for something eventually.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
There are ways of being non-accusatory, but also presenting the exit interviewer with food for thought. First, give a lot of genuine praise during the interview. You must have like something about the job, mention it. All of it. Next, expla
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by magicroot75 5y ago
This may be a fact, but that doesn't mean it aligns with human psychology. Most of us do want to spend our days doing something we can take pride in and enjoy. This doesn't necessarily imply high income. But it does involve inter
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by magicroot75 5y ago
I think it's important to note that the generic "artist" doesn't shape the world around us. A miniscule elite of artists shape the world around us. The vast majority live and operate in obscurity.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
There is a simple answer to being stuck as indispensable for years. Change jobs.
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Exploring my struggles with stability and meaning during pandemic life changes(marketerphilosopher.com)
13 points by magicroot75 5y ago|3 comments
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by magicroot75 5y ago
It's about timing and intensity. You should aim to get 100,000 lux into the eye within the first two hours of waking. Dr. Andrew Huberman has a comprehensive podcast episode on the science behind this: https://youtu.be/
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Putin should go on Rogan. The censors at Spotify's brains will break.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Really one of the better CWT episodes. I love this idea Chuck offered about the internet no making subcultures obsolete.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
I was a big proponent of work from home two years ago, when it was a cushy option I had. I'd work from home when I'd want, then I'd come in when I felt like being social. It was great. On days I wasn't in the office, I w
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Because at 33%, there are still 67% of workers who want to come into an office at some frequency.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
This isn't true. You can certainly be prosecuted for committing crimes against enemies of the state. There's a reason we distinguish between law enforcement officials and civilians. Blur that line and things can get nasty.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
I have trouble believing this is the entire story. You're saying you were at the gate thirty-five minutes before the scheduled departure time on the originally scheduled flight and were denied boarding? I could see this happening if th
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by magicroot75 5y ago
It's a Super Bowl ad. Of course people are talking about it. What they aren't talking about is the actual value proposition of the business running the ad. This is a huge mistake made by non technical marketer. Thinking that &quot
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by magicroot75 5y ago
As someone who went from managing three people at a high profile ad agency account to going back to IC. I'd like to say: It's so much more complicated that what this article lays out. I was asked to train three totally green hires
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by magicroot75 5y ago
This is a metastudy of 95 studies. Its also a study of longitudinal measures, which I believe would give more robust data than a lab setting psychological experiment.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
This sounds like a problem for local regulators and not Airbnb. We can't expect corporate actors to operate for much more than legally attained profits. They have a fiduciary duty to do so. And many localities do regulate Airbnb. In ma
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Former fortune 100 marketer here. That was a trash ad anyway. Unlikely it did anything but drive vanity traffic for 5-10 minutes after the ad.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
One person had one issue issue with a single repair ticket. And then amongst a site of hundreds of thousands of users, some also put their single issues in the comments. So what? We could do this with any major tech company. And we do. It&
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Don't forget Samsung also built an autonomous gun turret for South Korea. They aren't exactly shining beacons of morality.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
I lived in a building connected to the underground in Montreal. I could go see a movie, eat at any major restaurant chain, shop in massive shopping malls, and even get to NYC without ever going outside. I'd say that's pretty cool.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
As a 5'3 guy in pretty good shape with a nice apartment, six-figure job, and socially savvy, I agree. Almost all women taller than I am love coming to my parties and genuinely like me. But they are usually unable to see me as a romanti
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by magicroot75 5y ago
But it's not a the social aspect that does the work. While important, we have social clubs already. NFL on Sundays, adult sports leagues, workplace. We do yoga, pilates, CrossFit, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. It's not the social aspec
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Stereotypes, in this case, seem to be borne out by the data.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
There are more dangerous things for a Papua New Guinea hunter though.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Free speech as a constitutional guarantee isn't the only type of free speech we ought to fight to protect.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
But but but my strawman
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by magicroot75 5y ago
This advice is good for the subset of people who are realists. For the optimist, it's akin to saying 'do what you love and you won't work a day in your life.' The optimist will be happy to "make things" no one

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