mehphp

18 ms·

181.
by mehphp 5y ago
I'm not absolving YouTube (or any other media platform) of blame, but I really don't see a good solution here. We've already seen how devastating misinformation can be; however, I still tend to err on the side of freedom of s
182.
by mehphp 5y ago
It’s quite likely that we do, in fact, lack free will. To be honest, not even sure how free will would work in theory.
183.
by mehphp 5y ago
> I quoted directly from the article. You did, but your quote comes directly after he said: "Once you’ve finally tested enough hypotheses to have more confidence about your product viability, then go to the next steps:" The MVP
184.
by mehphp 5y ago
My sentiments exactly. The extra couple of hours a day in commute time / getting ready alone is worth it. I can immediately jump off my computer at 5 and book, I'm with my kids. Not to mention, I'm already making near Silicon
185.
by mehphp 5y ago
I'm curious to see this data
186.
by mehphp 5y ago
This strikes me as pretty much the reverse of reality. > Some people just trust their natural immune system. It's the best thing humans have had for dealing with any sort of sickness since the beginning of time. You don't think
187.
by mehphp 5y ago
> Many of my friends and colleagues have concerns about mRNA vaccines I'm curious if you know why?
188.
by mehphp 5y ago
I'm curious if you could elaborate.
189.
by mehphp 5y ago
What stops that sitter from claiming residency ;)
190.
by mehphp 5y ago
What kind of logic is this? Nobody can save up to buy real estate for profit?
191.
by mehphp 5y ago
Yep, I'm typing this on a '15 macbook pro with PopOS on it.
192.
by mehphp 5y ago
This is one part of the Netflix culture I agree on. Companies are more like sports teams than they are families.
193.
by mehphp 5y ago
What you are describing doesn't sound like a typical "turning off work" situation. Startups, as you know, are a different animal. Are you sure startups are what you want to be doing? Being all-consuming is kinda the nature of
194.
by mehphp 5y ago
To be clear, I don't "see" comments like this. It's pretty specific to engaging content that is apt to be visualized. i.e. I don't tend to visualize books or passages that aren't as engaging to me.
195.
by mehphp 5y ago
> On the plus side I support two concurrent internal monologues or one that goes double speed & I can go full-duplex Wow, really? I'd love to hear more about how that works.
196.
by mehphp 5y ago
I wonder if those with aphantasia tend to hate reading novels. For me, once I get into a book I basically "see" it playing out in my head and I won't even notice that I'm reading words. I could totally understand how it
197.
by mehphp 5y ago
This just doesn't strike me as "professional" whatever that means. I'm supposed to talk to an avatar of my co-worker when I can already just have a video call with them? I don't see what problem this is solving.
198.
by mehphp 5y ago
Not disagreeing with you, but isn't that what a lot of advertising does?
199.
by mehphp 5y ago
Basically, the prevalence of smartphones means we can record pretty much anything at anytime. Therefore, if abductions happen with any regularity, surely at least one would be captured on camera.
200.
by mehphp 5y ago
This is probably true now. Originally humans were excellent long distance runners but since that’s no longer required I think you might be right
201.
by mehphp 5y ago
It’s just a small shopify app. It won’t make me rich but it pay the mortgage, car payment and then some.
202.
by mehphp 5y ago
I thought this was a terrible idea until I realized that other states are already doing it without any problems.
203.
by mehphp 5y ago
Yes, that is the main driver for making my side business.
204.
by mehphp 5y ago
This made me scratch my head too. I see so many startups come up with an idea/product and then try to make it fit in the market. That is completely backwards; you need to find a problem that the market has and create a product that sol
205.
by mehphp 5y ago
While I do care about working hard and delivering quality work in general, I will never care about someone else's projects as much as I will my own or my own career advancement. It's very difficult to get excited when the CEO trie
206.
by mehphp 5y ago
oof..
207.
by mehphp 5y ago
No? It's the trend of warmer and warmer temperatures that's concerning. Not a random hot day.
208.
by mehphp 5y ago
Hard work is just a prerequisite. Tons of people work just as hard as Gates/Musk but don't get the lucky breaks for whatever reason. I would posit that luck is THE differentiator between these people, not hard work.
209.
by mehphp 5y ago
I get it, but at the same time, it's not your manager or even your job that is stopping you in the end. It's the fact that you need to work to support yourself. You _can_ decide to just go outside instead of working, but then you&
210.
by mehphp 5y ago
Just finished a Udemy course on Rust, and now I'm going through the rust book. Just taking it slower this time, doing ALL the examples and trying stuff for myself. It's going way better than my first attempt about a year ago.

More ›