magicroot75

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by magicroot75 5y ago
Fellow '09 thruhiker here just chiming in.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
I told my new company I wasn't available for 90 days. And then went and traveled eastern Europe, formally accepted the job after about 87 days, and started about a week into returning home. I highly recommend.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
I don't even bother unsubscribing anymore, I just add a Gmail filter to auto-delete all messages from that address.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
This is like saying that a restaurant owner should consider that his patrons would be happier if their meals were all free. One can take pride in a product while also placing stipulations on it's use.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Do you really meet them tho? Or do you just pass people glued to their iPhones?
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Do you believe anything the CC says is surprising and worth it?
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Thus is the curse of being a religion. You do one thing that general society helps. And then they just criticize another piece of your belief system. There's no system that will perfectly allow people to both find value and meaning in
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by magicroot75 5y ago
I take criticism extremely personally, because I have such a internally critical view of everything that I do. I become extraordinarily hurt when someone rightly corrects me at work. Anyone have helpful tips on this?
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by magicroot75 5y ago
The problem with baseball is not that teams are solving it, but that the game and it's rules and structures are not optimizing to adapt and make it more difficult. The most surprising thing to me is that the game wasn't "solv
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by magicroot75 5y ago
I'd only recommend the Instant Pot for fatty, braise-friendly meats. It can be difficult to get lean meats/fishes right because of how intensely it's cooking.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Only fans but for power instead of sex.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Seems like you're just lacking robust statistical analysis. Survey 10,000 digital nomads on personality traits, where they have/haven't enjoyed, and then do factor analysis to identify buckets of digital nomad "types&quo
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Short WeWork?
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by magicroot75 5y ago
I found this piece to be puerile. The author spends her life bemoaning the fact that no one appreciates her skillset. Instead of finding useful skills, she uses her current ones to complain about it. Being obsolete is not something to glori
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Job pay is dictated by the free market. If they worm fewer hours, they will make less money.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Chris Voss method is much better than BATNA
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by magicroot75 5y ago
There's an extremely well defined industry surrounding conversion lift. Which is exactly what you're talking about. Advertisers use holdout groups to test what % lift was correlated to an ad. Using large enough datasets, it's
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Scrap the generational titles for our purposes here. It makes more sense to apply what say shes talking about to people born between 1978 and 1994. Older than that, and you're not really in the internet age. Younger and you think of th
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by magicroot75 5y ago
As someone who's made a career out of managing Facebook ads, I can understand the fear surrounding them. I've only ever use targeting/tracking to serve users content that is super relevant to them. And this is reflected by th
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by magicroot75 5y ago
As a FB marketing expert, this wouldn't work. Yes we could target you, but the market is too small and not worth the effort. The minimum audience worth targeting
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Is there a book on this guy? Fascinating stuff and I'd love to dig deeper.
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by magicroot75 5y ago
Isn't that energy what we call "heat?"
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by magicroot75 5y ago
The old "MRS" degree
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by magicroot75 5y ago
I'd be interested to have an article like this for slightly less popular search-heavy sites like Amazon, Facebook, Craiglist, Ebay, etc.
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by magicroot75 6y ago
This is a common concern. But public health care really isn't THAT expensive. Something like $300/month.
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by magicroot75 6y ago
No. Because the mass of particles in vape smoke to cause smell is not the same as the transmission density of viral particles needed to cause viral transmission. I believe it takes inhalation of at least 1000 particles of covid for there to
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by magicroot75 6y ago
Unfortunately we Catholics often try to 'dumb' down our theology and liturgical training to make us seem more approachable like protestant churches. This acheives the opposite of the desired effect: the 'motions" begin t
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by magicroot75 6y ago
Could someone help me understand this? Will a user be assigned one floc ID, or multiple? Or is a floc ID a unique ID to a single user? It seems like if each user only gets a single floc grouping, that this is more private than a system like
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by magicroot75 6y ago
It'd be cool if the learning set was built on humans coming up with challenges and then strangers drawing them, and then them being guess by a third person, and then validated by the challenger as true/false.
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by magicroot75 6y ago
To leave my last job, I publicly shared my resignation letter with many people at the company. It outlined the ways I felt our employees were being negatively treated, why the company had became a bad place to work, and why I felt they were

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