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by shishy 8y ago
... what is GTD
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by shishy 8y ago
Nice! What are the advantages you see with Discord over Slack for the same purpose (if any)? I figured Slack's been around longer and offers most of these things so I was curious what makes people use Discord over it. FWIW I use both h
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by shishy 8y ago
(I can't find the full article as I'm not an economist subscriber)... Isn't the general idea behind breaking them up that in their current state, these companies are near monopolies and make it impossible for new competition
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by shishy 8y ago
How does that compare to something like Instacart, or other delivery options? Curious if you've tried them.
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by shishy 8y ago
She gave a talk at Google, for anyone interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyME0Idsq9w
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by shishy 8y ago
Dark themes work are only comfortable for me when the ambient lighting in the room is dim/dark because otherwise, as Alan says, if the room is bright, then the transition between the screen and the room hurts a little bit. I think the
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by shishy 8y ago
Umm... I don't think he's insinuating that this is what it took to make it happen, but rather that's just how it played out in his case. I view it as him just being transparent. Maybe a humble brag but is that really a bad th
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by shishy 8y ago
Hobbies and travel are what are "relaxing" for me :). That may be different for you!
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by shishy 8y ago
Read for pleasure, explore nature, travel, paint, go to concerts, knit, etc. Anything that helps you feel relaxed and at ease. I'm always super busy with work and side projects, but last December I went to Maui for 2 weeks and it was t
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by shishy 8y ago
Hadn't heard of outline before -- very cool. Thanks for sharing this link.
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by shishy 8y ago
I understand you're comparing NodeJS vs Nginx there, but for my curiosity, if someone is building an API, how do you think NodeJS would compare to Ruby on Rails or Python/Django from a security standpoint?
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by shishy 8y ago
In case anyone was curious, there isn't a centralized list of everything yet. All the chargemasters are posted on the individual hospital websites.
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by shishy 8y ago
He said... ...to look up a specific word in mind only (you cannot leaf through it for ideas) So you wouldn't be a mechanical turk searching through it under his ruleset.
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by shishy 8y ago
What do you hate about it? I've had a good and seamless experience with their software.
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by shishy 8y ago
Can you offer more specifics about what you think is so terrible about its UX? To me it's rather simple and clean, and I would expect that they have a vast team of UX experts testing their site to make sure it meets their overall produ
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by shishy 8y ago
I was wondering when something like this would come out. My community uses a Facebook group, and I've seen others do something similar (or even email listservs)
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by shishy 8y ago
www.moonlightwork.com would probably help!
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by shishy 8y ago
Second this... had the same problem; FB started giving me notifications for the most pointless things just so I'd put my eyes back on the phone. Using that meant I gradually checked the phone on "my terms" and overtime reduce
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by shishy 8y ago
What do people think of his connection between Credit Default Swaps and all these ICOs?
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by shishy 8y ago
Check out www.moonlightwork.com Saw them on www.indiehackers.com, think that might help you!
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by shishy 9y ago
Intuitively I agree that most convicts do not want to return to prison again (though I am certain you can find examples if you tried). But I believe the argument is that the way prison/punishment is structured right now makes reintegra
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by shishy 9y ago
Watching children's TV shows in that language helped me :) They're usually educational (though you don't always notice it as a child). Just a suggestion on top of what other commenters have said; it's a nice way to suppl
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by shishy 9y ago
The reason is that review papers offer a roadmap of the field allowing new researchers or generally anyone interested to understand what has been studied and what still remains to be examined. It's incredibly useful because otherwise y
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by shishy 9y ago
How would this work if you wear a burka for example (without having to "downgrade" to using a passcode, when the real alternative would have just been TouchID)? Or am I missing something... genuinely curious.
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by shishy 9y ago
The Righteous Mind: Why Good People are Divided by Politics and Religion by Jonathan Haidt I cannot recommend this book enough -- I'm halfway through it and it's a very accessible overview of work done in moral development psychol
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by shishy 9y ago
This is really interesting! Thanks for sharing. Is the vehicular traffic data you're referring to at the state level (i.e. do individual states report on it)? Or is it available for all states? And can anyone access it or is it only fr
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by shishy 9y ago
I realize this is a touchy topic, but people keep echoing a similar sentiment about inappropriate generalizations. However, I read the original document the (now ex-) Googler wrote and from what I can see he presented his claims in a reason
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by shishy 9y ago
Perhaps part of it is because it's such a heavily regulated industry that change takes a while/is hard to initiate.
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by shishy 9y ago
I'd recommend the book The Better Angels of our Nature by Steven Pinker. The article reminded me of it, but Pinker demonstrates why violence in our society has decreased over time (even though many people would intuitively think it&#x2
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by shishy 9y ago
When do they go to bed though?

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