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by op03 6y ago
At the shopping mall they dont hand out as much Dopamine, as FB and Twitter have. People don't even realize what is going on. The addicts are getting cut of from their favorite drug. A drug that has conditioned their behavior for 10-15
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by op03 6y ago
Content has become like the toothpaste aisle - https://www.metropolismag.com/uncategorized/the-toothpaste-a... And the toothpaste aisle wars, as the link explains well, usually end with consolidation around 2 players.
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by op03 6y ago
Facebook is trying to administer a 2 billion member virtual city with about 20k people. Most of the fires that start and actual administration details are just conveniently left to real world politicians, bureaucracies, journos, school boar
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by op03 6y ago
Probably has something to with the Extrovert-Introvert personality spectrum. The reward mechanisms of Extrovert brains is tied to social contact. Introverts not so much. Whats required in creating good teams is understanding there is a spec
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by op03 6y ago
They wonder sure. But tells us also what happens after you give them a budget of what its going to cost the org.
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by op03 6y ago
Interesting points. I didn't make those connections, watching the 2019 American version King of Monsters yesterday. Bailed out one hour in feeling too much sensory overload. Might go finish it now.
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by op03 6y ago
I always thought of journos as search engine bots. Digging up facts. Contributing to the quality of the index of all knowledge. Today the index has turned to shit cause Google/Facebook/Twitter have decided to reward them not for i
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At the French Open, Players Look to the Tao of Rafael Nadal(nytimes.com)
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by op03 6y ago
Was there an uptick in show hn post?
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by op03 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_motivation_and_hormones https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signalling_theory
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by op03 6y ago
Temporarily it's fine I think. Cause no one else has the skills or resources. And things are happening too fast and at huge scales to depend on local law enforcement/courts to handle it. You can see them freaking out everyday. The
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by op03 6y ago
There are a lot of different things but basically in Team sports its "easier" to get agreement on division of labor, on leadership, coordination and communication, individual strengths and weaknesses etc because the group has some
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by op03 6y ago
Dont we see this with open source? More people show up. More people can find issues. Many more people can find issues than can fix them. The bug tracker bloats. Core team members get called incompetent every 2 hrs. As a counter reaction som
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by op03 6y ago
Looks accurate. Both sides have equal number of Meghan Markle articles everyday.
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by op03 6y ago
A Canadian Professor?
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by op03 6y ago
Think about why organized religion has survived for thousands of years all over the world. You will reach this inequality sooner or later - Number of ppl with qualifications to help the suffering < Number of people suffering So keep ask
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by op03 6y ago
Not if you marry another lawyer.
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by op03 6y ago
Not if you marry a good lawyer. Just a tip.
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by op03 6y ago
Mostly more effective spam. I see it as having access to the text generation capability of an infinite number of 15 year olds.
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Not the reality at all. I work in process automation. There are thousands of issues and bugs in our systems that require mindless human activity to work around. Eg- Where our voice rec models fail we have hundreds of people sitting the whol
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by op03 6y ago
Yes I agree ambitious people obsessed with their empire building aren't going to stop being born. And yes I agree their empires will generate jobs. But they will be increasingly crappy and mindless as people are used to fill in the gap
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by op03 6y ago
Well thanks to that hyper-efficiency lot of people are going to be jobless. And giving people various routes to purpose is a good thing. I feel we will/should see many more such projects.
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by op03 6y ago
Very well put. Focus is a double edged sword. Focus and discipline is very useful when solutions to problems are known. But put someone extremely methodical in charge of R&D and they will take a zillion years to explore a large search s
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by op03 6y ago
True. They can't afford to say they have no clue about what they are doing. Lets say I want to setup a small town of 10K ppl anywhere in the world. As soon I try to do so, about a hundred different govt depts will descend on me to enfo
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by op03 6y ago
Have you head of the Plant Kingdom? They just stand around doing nothing the whole day.
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by op03 6y ago
You can start here - https://www.elastic.co/blog/loading-wikipedia
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by op03 6y ago
Kiwix - makes it possible to run a local offline copy of wikipedia/stack exchange etc etc. On top of that I have Elasticsearch/Kibana allowing me to build up my own little private search engine.
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by op03 6y ago
Good. I have been thinking of giving up bread entirely for cake.
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They send a memo out to the 17 groups working on various TV related projects about consolidation. Then those 17 group heads worry about who is going to be irrelevant by the end of process. Furious game of throne style events take place. And
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by op03 6y ago
Yes there is - a good shrink/coach/teacher/boss/spouse etc. You need to be in dialogue with someone else (about yourself) to assess and improve yourself. The mind is designed more to look outward than inward. So it can s

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