oriel

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by oriel 10y ago
I did this last year by accident, after a layoff from a high intensity but failing startup. Easily one of the most productive, eye opening, bucket list kicking experiences of my life. I ended up doing 6 months, traveling, starting a company
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by oriel 10y ago
The last one really got me. Having been there, I can attest that the uninitiated try all the things except :q.
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by oriel 10y ago
That helps immensely. It also follows the implied definition I had conjured when reading your initial term. Thanks :)
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by oriel 10y ago
Can you elaborate more on 14 (decision fatigue)? It sounds like something I've encountered recently (as autonomy increases) but never pinned as a concept that I can talk about.
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by oriel 10y ago
I'd clarify this as reading Hacker News comments, something I've only started doing recently. Its turned an adventure in increasing my browser tab density (shiny articles), to a deep discussion on the finer points of an important
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by oriel 10y ago
That's like losing at counterstrike to a 12yrold. At that point they have the knowledge of how to play and will out-class your reflexes by miles. I don't play competitive twitch games anymore (am in early 30s).
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by oriel 10y ago
I can also relate to this. Especially when I was pushing through a period of unemployment (funemployment). I felt compelled to keep busy and regular hours of simulated work. Felt great until, somewhere between practicing interview problems
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by oriel 10y ago
Check the Jose Silva method ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lutmDJtGKPw ). It's the most controllable form I've found so far.
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by oriel 10y ago
Am I the only one looking at the NetSuite patent list and trying not to foresee Oracle's next move. Ref: http://stks.freshpatents.com/Netsuite-nm1.php
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by oriel 10y ago
You mean which will be deemed more valuable as measured time goes to the relative infinite?