Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
retreatguru
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
10 ms
·
61.
▲
by
retreatguru
7y ago
What if self awareness remains true as impossible to simulate but what is simulated is our physical reality?
62.
▲
by
retreatguru
7y ago
If we are a simulation of an advanced super being is it productive to anthropomorphize their desires? If a civilization is advanced enough to create our reality then they are living in higher dimensions and their motivations would likely
63.
▲
by
retreatguru
7y ago
I have learned a lot from HBR, but i also find it's skewed, rightfully so, to larger corporations. I enjoy https://firstround.com/review/ quite a bit. Excellent quality articles.
64.
▲
by
retreatguru
7y ago
Good point! That was a very fascinating read. I've never heard of Wardley Maps before. I really liked this quote: > Most companies aren’t playing chess when it comes to strategy (despite what you read). At best, most are simply mem
65.
▲
Ask HN: Looking for best practices on how to execute at a high level
17 points
by
retreatguru
7y ago
|
6 comments
66.
▲
by
retreatguru
7y ago
The parent comment on focus and this comment on extreme prioritization are so helpful. Recently we are focused on just one objective and key result - it took years to get that far - we used to have so many. But even now with just one object
67.
▲
by
retreatguru
7y ago
What is the best way to learn how to execute at a very high level as Google does? We are a 25 person tech startup and while our culture is amazing we struggle with execution. This is an ongoing struggle for us; it’s so easy for a young star
68.
▲
by
retreatguru
7y ago
We are hiring experienced PHP devs at Retreat Guru. Ask for Deryk. :D
69.
▲
by
retreatguru
7y ago
I predict the pill that may help with these issues is something like psilocybin along with a well trained therapist guide.
70.
▲
by
retreatguru
7y ago
Thanks for such a great read. I have a somewhat similar story. My brother and I started our company the moment after we bought our domain name: retreat.guru. We actually wanted a different domain but didn’t get it; retreat.guru was the runn
71.
▲
by
retreatguru
8y ago
We recently saw our price got from $375/mo to over $1000/mo for no new benefits. We are looking to consolidate users or find alternatives. We mainly just use it for support.
72.
▲
by
retreatguru
8y ago
‘Where Reincarnation and Biology Intersect’ by Ian Stevenson. This book radically changed my understanding of reality, consciousness and the nature of self. I’m a very skeptical and scientifically minded person; this book looks at the subj
73.
▲
by
retreatguru
8y ago
Our team of 25 use Notion as a replacement for Asana AND google docs AND sometimes excel (for tables). We LOVE it. Thanks so much!
74.
▲
by
retreatguru
8y ago
Wow. Fantastic article. I’d love to do the same with eastern philosophy!
75.
▲
by
retreatguru
8y ago
This was my favourite aspect of dotsies: that words began to have familiar shapes. I stopped needing to parse certain words because their shape was so unique and memorable. At the same time it would be interesting to see it implemented base
76.
▲
by
retreatguru
8y ago
It would be fascinating to test the behaviour of two male octopus on MDMA. Will they fight or connect? I’d love to see a video of the difference in behaviour.
77.
▲
by
retreatguru
8y ago
It would be fascinating to test the behaviour of two male octopus on MDMA. Will they fight or connect? I’d love to see a video of the difference in behaviour.
78.
▲
by
retreatguru
8y ago
Great product idea. Sounds like something I would use. Have you heard of the lean startup?
79.
▲
by
retreatguru
8y ago
Retreat Guru | https://retreat.guru | Software Engineers, Marketing Manager, Senior Sales, Sales Manager | REMOTE or Nelson, BC | Full Time Retreat.Guru is a marketplace to discover transformative retreats. We also build powerfu
80.
▲
by
retreatguru
8y ago
I’ve been to India many times, and it’s true most people there litter without much thought. Once while ‘adapting myself to the culture’ I threw a plastic water bottle away on a street corner that was already heavy with garbage; and just the
81.
▲
by
retreatguru
9y ago
Check our Air Table. https://airtable.com . I’ve not used it in production yet but it looks like a good excel replacement for database type info. The UI is very slick. I tried smartsheets but it’s more calc centric. Asana is gre
82.
▲
Visual chinatown of davidope
(dvdp.tumblr.com)
4 points
by
retreatguru
9y ago
|
0 comments
83.
▲
by
retreatguru
9y ago
To answer your first question, we can improve the world by helping with the evolution of consciousness. This unfolding of wisdom is what underpins all other good endeavours.
84.
▲
by
retreatguru
9y ago
From their website: “Freed of keys, you might just have more time and opportunity to explore life’s possibilities.” C’mon really? Similar to Juicero they could have gone to market with a simpler and less over engineered product and have a v
85.
▲
by
retreatguru
9y ago
This about sums it up: "A far more parsimonious hypothesis is that the same thing that makes our fat cells fat makes us fat: ‘high blood glucose’ and concomitant elevated levels of insulin and the insulin resistance itself, both caused
86.
▲
by
retreatguru
9y ago
I loved your dissection of classic corporate-speak!
87.
▲
by
retreatguru
9y ago
Can i hire you both?!? Seriously, are there many people that relish refactoring? I'd like to meet them. How to find them?
88.
▲
by
retreatguru
9y ago
I don't think it is accurate to say most founders come from a privileged background without actually knowing the numbers. I am a founder (not YC) and both parents were public school teachers.
89.
▲
Lead: America's Real Criminal Element
(m.motherjones.com)
1 points
by
retreatguru
9y ago
|
0 comments
90.
▲
by
retreatguru
9y ago
As a fellow founder my advice is to take a break - go on a retreat - yoga, meditation, ayahuasca, nature, etc.. Sounds like you are highly stressed. A break will give you some perspective. I bet those around you will understand and support
More ›