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   by shrubby 5y ago

   Awesome. I did not remember this.
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   by shrubby 5y ago

   Thank you. I'm not taking too many photos these days with a real camera or shoot RAW, but this'll come handy should the day come again.
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   by shrubby 5y ago

   Thanks, had a blast there for a while. Nice alternative to trolling in LinkedIn, which I've done as well. A crapton of stiffies in the latter one.
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   by shrubby 5y ago

   Easy to read and highly recommended for everyone comes Rutger Bregman and his Humankind. It paints a cool new'ish perspective on the human.
5. 185.▲
   by shrubby 5y ago

   Read Kim Stanley Robinson's Ministry for the Future. The beginning is cool. Not.
6. 186.▲
   by shrubby 5y ago

   Sounds like the first Leisure Suit Larry to me.
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   by shrubby 5y ago

   Awesome. A friend I was on a same team, told me once that its always good to show up a bit slow witted to your opponent. I've had no issues in adjusting to that. Not stating that I'm anything of a genius BUT that it makes life a l
8. 188.▲
   by shrubby 5y ago

   This was cool. Definitely going to use it somewhere.
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   by shrubby 5y ago

   Not the same starting point but I was making decent wage here at my previous jobs. Some logistics management and startups. I don't started to feel dissonance heavily and after the last startup was running out of runway we agreed it was
10. 190.▲
    by shrubby 5y ago

    I have some margin in the mornings so should I hit something flow-ish I'll skip my morning stuff or take a train to shorten the cycling commute. And my thoughtwork isn't time critical most of the times so my approach will not fit
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    Heh. That's one way. I actually started to get to bed after my kid so I'm usually asleep by nine and wake up without an alarm around four. It has been great few years to have few silent hours to think before heading to work and I
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    I've seen tech, education and logistics. And this hasn't been common in any of those. I'm living in Scandinavia but have seen other European colleagues leading a normal life as well.
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    One interpretation of this was also that we you're lacking the feeling control in your life you can retaliate by staying awake late and feel tired later. I've seen some cases that might well fit this but I don't think I want
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    Yes. This sounds awful.
15. 195.▲
    by shrubby 5y ago

    Nice perspective. Thanks.
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    Writing, either analog or air gapped. I'm a heavy user of an offline Kindle but dead trees are better. And grab long thinking walks from Thoreau and Darwin. Greetz from a former ADT'ish.
17. 197.▲
    by shrubby 5y ago

    Thanks. This brightened up my world substantially today.
18. 198.▲
    by shrubby 5y ago

    Ooh this is awesome.
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    I have two ancient Kindles too as offline versions. Converting and transferring via Calibre. I like to read on these so the UX outside the reading mode is minimal and perfectly justifiable. Nothing fancy but it gets the job done.
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    Pictures and touchscreens have ruined the internet ;-)
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    Who is"them"? Its a matter of system change but also the neglected part of individual responsibility. At least in the form that we need to be more active by pressuring and electing decision makers. To act on our behalf and bot the
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    Nice. Has anyone seen a good list of best practices for a zoom instructors? I work at a large special education organization and the instructors are mostly teachers but when it comes to Teams training for staff they seem to forget everythin
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    This is something that I believe everyone should read: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/52879286-humankind I bought nine of these to the local MP's last summer. Mostly to emphasize the fact that all of us
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    I got out from the last startup. Started sleeping better immediately when I knew I was about to sign the termination. Founders wanted to be famous & millionaires and there was no meaning to be found. The pay wasn't a critical thing
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    Black Mirror episode Fifteen Million Merits. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifteen_Million_Merits
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    Think about your values and compare those with the target of your current projects. If there's a hefty dissonance between those that can be a problem for many. I felt unenthusiastic working with F2P mobile games and ended up in special
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    by shrubby 5y ago

    Unfortunately carbon is only one of the overconsumption caused problems we have. When that's fixed (I have no doubt that us with bourgeois lifestyles will add pressure to tech) we're still facing a crapton of other greed and selfi
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    by shrubby 6y ago

    https://imgur.com/a/Yy59VjX there is no land for wildlife populations to grow as we're using the land for the meat.
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    by shrubby 6y ago

    https://imgur.com/a/Yy59VjX this shows exactly what we've done to biodiversity. Biomass of farm animals, human and wildlife compared. The equivalent ratio is present everywhere we go.
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    by shrubby 6y ago

    Tech wont come in time as we're passing tipping points all the time, the due date was already. Only chance is psychology of moderation and realizing the statistics of the over consumption. Oxfam told in their report that the top 1% con