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I linked to an article not behind a paywall. The source article is below: https://www.wsj.com/articles/stripe-cuts-internal-valuation-...
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Payments firm Stripe cuts internal valuation by 28%
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I'm not as familiar with Sam Harris, but the impression that I have is that he's treating and conveying mindfulness and meditation as a science that is measurable and comparable from person to person, which I do not think it is. I
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I don't think you're wrong. You can buy the idea the idea that you are complete and could very well be that way. I personally don't find myself to be that way, and that having this frame of reference is helpful for myself, an
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I think of mindfulness in the following way. I don't consider it a meditation. You can meditate on how to be mindful or how you could have been more mindful in a past circumstance, but that is different. Meditation is actively thinking
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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - One of the most vividly written books I read. The style of writing made me feel like I was in its world as the story was playing out.
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Just to confirm, will be book be provided in PDF format? The payment details was asking for an address, so I wanted to double check.
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That's been one of my favorite features in Safari: sorting tabs by website. https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-organize-tabs-in-safa...
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This was a video walkthrough of the browser from a while back. I agree the communication on the github and website page need to improve a lot. https://www.loom.com/share/93c7c0012f514c37b58a42fa65badc88 https:/&#
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http://www.daretothink.org/numbers-not-adjectives/how-long-w... Nuclear as it exists is a finite energy source. We could have been in a similar situation if we doubled down on nuclear decades ago. At some point, we wil
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I've tried it. The experience was really poor. It does not perform as well on Mobile Safari as other devices. The Terminal also displayed weird on an iPad for a while. Load Times of Interface also take longer. Perhaps it's improve
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This project has been discontinued. https://sqlite.org/src4/doc/trunk/www/index.wiki Discussion was here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15648280
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It means that people in society are being exposed to things that they wouldn't have been in the past because the ways we communicate changes with regards to faster and more available means of communication, and that our perceptions and
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To discover aspects of the world and opinions that I wouldn't find anywhere else. I learn a lot of things reading through different articles and comments posted here. When I find out how things work in reality, or how people think thin
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I agree with this sentiment. The biggest problem I have is that search engines are incentivizing people to write content with search engines in mind, which means proportionately fewer books and complete explorations of a topic by content cr
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Separate the advice someone asks of you from the experiences you can share with someone. When you want to give someone awareness of something they haven't asked from you because you think it's worth exposing them to it or sharing
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There's three things, how prosperous the world will be overall, how prosperous the country will be overall, and then each individual. Even if the world economy stops growing, if the world population plateaus at a similar time, the stan
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The main thing would be to never trust a single source all the time, and question everything, no matter how much I agree or disagree with it. The process of analyzing how credible information is and how it came to be is oftentimes more adva
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And if a freezer (couldn't tell by post): https://www.homedepot.com/p/Magic-Chef-3-5-cu-ft-Chest-Freez...
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https://www.homedepot.com/p/Magic-Chef-3-5-cu-ft-Mini-Fridge...
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I'll give the positive side of it. I'm sure there's enough negatives too. I find it to be more transparent in many ways. It's clearer which writer is getting paid for what. On many news sites, you don't know if the
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Ask HN: Remix Comments Button on Hacker News?
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I liked the site design and its an interesting concept. There are a few concerns I have: * You can't request a feature without logging in * Feed is probably not the most efficient way to match supplier with wholesalers. They should pro
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Probably to consider a larger set of problems including the one you are trying to perfect, and solving that overall problem as best as possible. Your pursuit of perfectionism would result in a different approach taken because the flaws pres
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The one I've found helpful, somewhat similar, is that if you don't make the decision, the decision will be made for you.
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I made a post similar functionality here. The point made by datashaman is a good point. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30386878
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The flaw I see in one day a month is rotating between people for problem solving. If you have 30 people work on progressing the same project, it adds a tremendous amount of overhead, and make it difficult to determine who should guide them
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This could be challenging for existing links, but at least moving forward, when a submission is made, HN could autorequest an archive be made on archive.org and then use that when link is available in past or search.
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Ask HN: Add Archive.org link in past section of HN?
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You got the developing connections part down. In addition, I think a strong team is cultivated over time at a company, and in general is very difficult to recruit from the start. Recruiting is not just about finding the best people at the t
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