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by synu 4y ago
At my company we make all meetings optional, this really helps create the right incentives both for hosts and attendees. As a result we have very few meetings, but the ones we have work well. https://www.synura.com/handbook&
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by synu 4y ago
I like Elon Musk and it’s actually 4D chess
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by synu 4y ago
Usually also highly upvoted because it sounds right.
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by synu 4y ago
Missing - 1. I noticed a word used slightly incorrectly in the title. Rather than reading it with the clear intended meaning, let’s take it as literally as possible to build a suitable straw man. 2. Someone replying in every thread, debatin
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by synu 4y ago
I’m 40 and in the same boat but also moved overseas and travel a lot. I think that kind of forces you into not losing the ability to make new friends through your life.
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by synu 4y ago
I always have to share this video on threads like these: https://youtu.be/kdMG40wUCm4 . Maybe you’ve seen it - interview with a senior Java developer in 2022.
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by synu 4y ago
Perhaps the next most important feature of AI will be the ability to ask follow up / clarifying questions.
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by synu 4y ago
Even if that’s true (I just don’t know) the cost alone of servicing the company debt is now greater than the cost of paying all those people to sit around and do nothing, and anyway the problems with Twitter aren’t ones that are fixed by en
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by synu 4y ago
If you're curious there are other threads in this topic where people are discussing different (existing) tools for removing sponsors from YouTube videos or podcasts, and using ML to remove digitally inserted ads, for example. I like to
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by synu 4y ago
If some of you have to die in order to generate a significant charitable outcome, then that’s a price I’m willing to pay. /s
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by synu 4y ago
I haven’t had much luck working with non-profits personally. It attracts people who build petty kingdoms, like any organisation, but there’s no mediating factor of needing to get results to temper it. It can all become quite arbitrary and t
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by synu 4y ago
I’m not sure. I pay for YouTube Premium because I watch a lot of content there and hate ads. Presumably, they added that option because there are people who exist who don’t like ads and are willing to support a different model. I even had a
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by synu 4y ago
I would understand someone saying they are an NBA fan to mean they are a fan of watching their favorite teams compete in the NBA, not that they are fans of the NBA corporate structure, business model, and/or management team, or that th
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by synu 4y ago
Got it, thanks.
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by synu 4y ago
I personally wouldn’t agree that the only possible reaction to anything ad-supported is to like the ads, or else you are making some kind of logical or category error. The existence of ad blockers on the internet for example seems to indica
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by synu 4y ago
So saying something like “I like the modern internet for the most part but not the ads” would in your opinion be a similarly nonsensical statement?
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by synu 4y ago
Would you be amazed if I told you I could connect you with someone right now who would tell you they enjoy tv sports and would like them even better without ads?
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by synu 4y ago
“I like something except this part” is not coherent?
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by synu 4y ago
I am not sure where it is coming from exactly. I’ve been around for other major downturns, this is the first I recall at least where there’s almost like a “What Would Ebenezer Scrooge Do” mentality that has taken over amongst technology lea
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by synu 4y ago
To look at an extreme example, lifetime spent under daily torture and imprisonment with a last minute redemption and freedom just before dying of old age would be a life well lived?
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by synu 4y ago
The best way to drive social media engagement as a “thought leader” is pick a slightly contrarian viewpoint and then just keep doubling down forever, no matter what. People will flock to you who want external validation of whatever they wis
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by synu 4y ago
That makes sense, but would you say email then is safe? Or is it something you should watch out for scams on? I am mainly wondering about Uniswap being described as safe.
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by synu 4y ago
Looking at the paper abstract, it says the identified scams by looking at transactions. So it seems at least some people are manually adding them and getting scammed. Or are you saying anyone who does that is by definition using Uniswap wro
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by synu 4y ago
97% of the tokens are scams so it is safe to use? Or am I misunderstanding your point?
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by synu 4y ago
I guess I just don’t believe the leaf nodes in your example actually know who isn’t performing, but had decided to keep them on the team for reasons. And that if they are asked, they will suddenly name names with pinpoint accuracy. In my ex
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by synu 4y ago
It seems to me unlikely that they both couldn’t tell who was performing in normal times and then find them with surgical precision while panicking.
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by synu 4y ago
That’s just what the Martians would like you to believe. Try doing your own research.
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by synu 4y ago
Only resigns? You would think he was headed to jail.
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by synu 4y ago
It has to include Ukraine joining NATO or Putin will be back.
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by synu 4y ago
Would people who got male pattern baldness in their early twenties just have particularly stretched heads relative to younger age?

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