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by maneesh 8y ago
Strangely, their new ad platform appears to be pretty gameable in some respects... https://medium.com/@johnnylin/how-to-make-80-000-per-month-o... That said, they just denied an app I released (here on Google Play htt
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Their method of redesigning the frame / car that led to revolutionary results in safety: https://www.tesla.com/it_IT/blog/tesla-model-s-achieves-best...
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by maneesh 9y ago
Err -- did you look at your graph? Your first link shows that 2017 was the first year that more women were educated then men....and your second link is from 2015, before the flip.
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Thank you for saying this. I always try to find the words but you said it eloquently.
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Because at our heart we are monkeys and we're trained to feel 'that's not fair!!' when someone else is doing better than us. But I agree with you that, for the most part, the rising tide of wealth has raised all ships. I
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Lyrebird
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Hmm just posted by @alexstamos: “Despite the rumors, I'm still fully engaged with my work at Facebook. It's true that my role did change. I'm currently spending more time exploring emerging security risks and working on elect
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Wow this is really interesting. Any sources on possible mechanisms of action?
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Ahhh yes, the glorious email inbox. The world's most utilized service that allows other people to put action items on your todo list.
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Why don't you build it? As a consumer electronics company founder, I've noticed it's so easy to say "the other guys are idiots why don't they offer me what I want exactly." It's because hardware is hard. S
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Relevant: The Harlow Monkey Love Experiments: http://pages.uoregon.edu/adoption/studies/HarlowMLE.htm
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Failed Your Resolutions Already? Time to Try a Habit-Breaking Device(bloomberg.com)
7 points by maneesh 9y ago|3 comments
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The best way to predict the future is to invent it. Maybe you should consider building the first implantable lens, so you can shape the way that the technology develops.
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Cool! Why'd you make it?
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I believe that Facebook Groups are one of the most powerful features of FB, but I agree that the UI is limiting and the admin controls are lacking. Have you found any online communities with excellent interfaces? Ideally open-source?
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Brittle sounds like fragile. This article reminds me of Nassim Taleb's amazing book, Antifragile. Fragile organizations and systems break from randomness. Robust ones are able to resist and stay strong. But Antifragile ones actually b
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by maneesh 9y ago
Wait till you see how much more money is in the world's money supply since 2001, thanks to derivatives [1]. [1] https://pavlok.com/moneysupply
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5-figures a week is a high number, no doubt. But are you saying there is NO way to improve one's position in life and income? That, if a path can't be shown repeatedly and reliably in a double-blind clinical study, there is no val
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I used to have a similar scarcity mentality --- thinking that because other people were successful, it was like the lottery -- based purely on chance. But I learned over time to develop a abundance mentality -- rather than say 'it can&
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but shares aren't an IOU. They are points that represent a company, and can be traded at a later date dependent on the market. They can't just redeem it for a promised cash amount at a later date -- they are tradeable at what some
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by maneesh 9y ago
The writer makes a few good points -- I liked his quoted selection "Faced with extreme valuations, the first impulse of investors..." However, I think there is a fundamental flaw in his analysis -- specifically when he makes this
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Pixel too :(
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.....young people don't have FM radios --- those who don't own cars. No one I know does.
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If I leave my front door to my personal residence unlocked, and someone comes to the front door, opens it, and walks inside without permission --- is that illegal? I'm actually not sure.
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David Kadavy's new book, “The Heart to Start” is free on Kindle today(amazon.com)
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absolutely false. founding CEOs have different powers than appointed ones.
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Volts work that way. Earn crypto for doing healthy habits. Use it to unlock new apps and courses for behavior change. It becomes a lot easier when you realize money isn't real, it's a constraint. Like oxygen, it only matters when
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they also create wealth by investing in new services. Money creates money, it's not a scarcity resource
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GE's profits are a record. Record low. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/ges-profit-miss-was-a-shoc...
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If it's an ERC20 token most likely it won't require mining. Most come premined

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