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by robg 4y ago
Co-sleeping has much more of a basis in human history. The challenge is transitioning.
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by robg 4y ago
Another stat I read recently: Parents spend ~75% of their child’s life with them before the age of 12. Puts into perspective the good and bad influences long before they fly from the nest.
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by robg 4y ago
Great point, any way to know if MSG makes more in beer sales than they do in ticket sales? And it must really threaten Dolan if lawyers can show the venue is overselling to already drunk and rowdy attendees.
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Food affects the mind, as well as the body(economist.com)
30 points by robg 4y ago|3 comments
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Ex-Google boss helps fund dozens of jobs in Biden’s administration(politico.com)
5 points by robg 4y ago|0 comments
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by robg 4y ago
So true, when to interrupt or work together or stay focused is the biggest productivity challenge for teams. Technology is just a communication medium today, intent is the holy grail of collaboration.
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The Brain of an Entrepreneur(neo.life)
3 points by robg 4y ago|0 comments
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by robg 4y ago
Dexterity without sight or sensation is pretty useless. Try finding a quarter in pocket full of change with gloves on.
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by robg 4y ago
Reading is input, writing is output. The transformation between the two is where humanity grows.
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by robg 4y ago
Don’t we read Plato’s writings of what Socrates said?
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by robg 4y ago
From the title I knew it was about LeCun. Why does it seem like Meta’s culture is riven by sycophants who are unable or unwilling to make work better through criticism?
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by robg 4y ago
Love the utility, but there’s clearly little business value. Great example where “making something people want” doesn’t alone support the bottomline.
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by robg 4y ago
Still amazing to me that the neurophysiology dictates that slower breathing lowers heart rate and faster breathing increases heart rate. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5709795/
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by robg 4y ago
Really impressed how Apple is leaning into unregulated “safety” features. Fall detection for grandma, crash detection for drivers, now this for adventurers. When you’re doing as well as Apple is, small reasons for consumers to buy keep addi
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America has an earthquake early-warning system now – on your phone(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by robg 4y ago|0 comments
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by robg 4y ago
Where the concepts of majors and minors helps at university. You focus on a topic over weeks and months and years with an experienced guide. Doing that on your own is tough because even if you stick with the material, who do you ask questio
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How the pandemic ended America’s bad romance with work(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by robg 4y ago|1 comments
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Did Twitter Blue tweet just cost Eli Lilly $LLY billions? Yes(twitter.com)
20 points by robg 4y ago|2 comments
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by robg 4y ago
No, all cars depreciate. But my happiness is inversely proportional to customer support headaches.
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by robg 4y ago
> How about just wanting to be objective and not misleading? Summon and Self-driving not included in that expectation? Not even for people who bought based on the marketing?
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by robg 4y ago
This also nags at me. The hype cycle was used to drive TSLA — cool, good for them. But absolutely cuts both ways. I’ve looked at buying one a bunch of times. Beautiful car and I love driving. But it’s a depreciating asset and I hate headach
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by robg 4y ago
My boring Hondas just keep racking up miles with few problems. And the few recalls they’ve had, including ones they told me about, the problem has always been fixed same day. How does that user experience compare to Tesla repairs?
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by robg 4y ago
This right here why I won’t be buying one anytime soon. From the nightmares I’ve heard about on supply chain issues affecting repairs to the constant concern of on-going quality control, cars should last 8-10 years.
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by robg 4y ago
Apple’s fault this can’t be a downloadable watch app. WatchOS doesn’t enable onboard data processing to trigger events (increased heart rate for haptic feedback). So the data has to be sent to HealthKit on the phone. But developers can’t ac
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by robg 4y ago
Humans have a minimum wage that makes employing them anti-competitive to the robotic workforce.
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All of the bases in DNA and RNA have now been found in meteorites(sciencenews.org)
36 points by robg 4y ago|8 comments
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by robg 4y ago
Vitamin D3. Get tested and take it. Has helped me for almost 20 years with blood results to support efficacy.
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by robg 4y ago
Exactly why I like it more than any other social platform. People have to be more accountable and so those posts are much rarer.
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by robg 4y ago
It’s a social platform for me, and I don’t get the sense they are trying to drive revenue apart from justifying its existence in a public company. If anything it seems like MS is willing to subsidize at a cost and I’m surprised we have seen
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Ask HN: How can new LinkedIn features replace Twitter?
2 points by robg 4y ago|9 comments

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