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I think we need to be careful with overreactionn on both the left and the right. For example simply looking at someones actions overreacting to it and calling it disgusting and then saying that whatever they did is absolutely irredeemable p
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Back in the summer protestors stood outside Jeff Bezos's house with a guillotine: https://twitter.com/dcexaminer/status/1299022885231538176
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Inserrectionists who stormed the capitol to take Congress people hostage and stop the vote got distracted by posing for the cameras, taking selfies and casually enjoying themselves
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Not denying that part of the group became violent. They should absolutely charged with whatever crimes they committed. But a lot of the reaction to them is a coordinated theatre by the left to make it seem much much worse that it was. Part
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Did you see the images of these so called terrorists? They have committed an illegal act by trespassing on government property but to call them seditious terrorists is a bit too far fetched. They're a bunch of clowns who happened to st
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I am still stunned that tech company ceos have not given interviews to the media explaining their decision. Their actions have huge consequences and we're not even pressuring them to explain why they're doing what they're doi
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If everything was being planned so openly why was the security understaffed?
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Would't you want to read the plans in an open platform where anybody on Parler can have access to it? Now these plans will go underground and will be harder to track.
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In that case I would do a temporary ban for a limited time and not a permanent one.
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FAANG engineers aren't necessarily working on the most interesting or most challenging problems. Having worked at a FAANG I know several FAANG engineers making $300k+ while working less than 10-15 hours a week. Doing the work at these
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Depends on how heavy you're going. If you're sticking to less than 2-2.5x BW you will be fine. Just don't try to set a 1 rep max.
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A lot of the motivation to learn comes from being insecure about not knowing. Especially when your young. As you get older you become less insecure about not knowing and have less to prove, so motivation to learn declines.
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There is a lot of financial engineering that goes into situations like this and you have to look into it on a case by case basis. But often times investing in spinoff companies can be very profitable. In fact spinoff companies outperform th
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I don't think a lot of people realize that Taleb's ideas are from Mandelbrot. So he's guilty of this too.
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Ask HN: What age did you feel like an adult? What was the shift?
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Ask HN: Did you move to a lower cost of living country to bootstrap your startup
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Yes but caste is associated with education. And the current generation of the upper caste is succeeding because they are more educated than the rest and come from more educated families. Which I would say is a huge privilege given that a la
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It really does not in a place like India where differences between the rich and the ultra poor are everywhere to witness. You cannot miss it. 90% of the country is living in poverty.
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The lack of self awareness amongst upper caste Indians in India and abroad is interesting to witness. They often think of themselves as having come from humble backgrounds and 'made it' in society all on their own. Not realizing t
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The consistent growth tech companies like Amazon are able to maintain is INSANE. They're continuing to grow at a staggering rate despite their already massive size. There's also almost half the world that doesn't even use the
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There's always this kind of narrative floating around that's simply not true. Sure things are getting bad right now but times have been good for a decade. Also people always say this kind of thing and extrapolate current trends in
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You can learn a lot of these things yourself and if your into bootstrapping you can do it solo for a long time. It’ll be more work and take longer for sure. I would suggest getting on twitter and communities like indie hackers. People share
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While I love reading about insights from behavioral economics I don't completely understand the internet obsession over psychological biases, mental models and other related topics in this cluster. I'm often trying to understand h
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Yeah this is mostly at commercial gyms and there are a lot more at powerlifting/weightlifting gyms for sure. But even there there aren't as many as you would expect. It's probably more common to bench 300, but never seen anyo
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The internet has made everyone feel inadequate as it's easy to compare yourself to people you see on the internet. Couple of things to keep in mind if your comparing yourself: 1. There aren't as many uber successful people out th
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I doubt the majority of students are even paying attention. I can't imagine a 10 year old being able to focus on lectures for several hours a day. Most are just day dreaming.
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Solo Founder here, Ive tried a bunch of things to get myself into flow state over time - meditation, exercise, journalling etc. they all help. Recently I was trying to lose some weight and did a few 48 hour fasts. Holy moly doing about 6 of
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Meditation will make you more sensitive to whatever you are feeling. If you are anxious or depressed you will feel it significantly more strongly and it will be extremely uncomfortable. As you continue the practice you will become desensiti
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At that point your unlikely to take the plunge for various reasons: Once you have saved that amount of money your only going to be a 'few' more years from hitting some version of FIRE. You've grown accustomed to a certain lif
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Yes. I worked at amazon from 2015-2018. I worked pretty hard the first 6 months. It was my first job out of college. There was a lot to learn in the beginning. 8-12 months in I was barely doing any work and I knew several people who hadn’t
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