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by twox2 6y ago
Great weather, access to beach.
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by twox2 6y ago
These days most of my writing is in the form of research blog posts for my job, which I enjoy. I used to write a lot of fiction in my teens and early 20s, but somehow lost the discipline to sit down and do so after I discovered visual art.
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by twox2 6y ago
"Everyone one wants to have written, but no one wants to sit down and do the work to write." Is how I heard it.
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by twox2 6y ago
As much as godaddy sucks for just about anything, I would suggest not searching for domains unless you are prepared to buy it on the spot.
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by twox2 6y ago
What's the best alternative that doesn't require a FB account?
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by twox2 6y ago
If you strongly believe this, then you should probably put your money where your mouth is, like this guy: http://www.williammacaskill.com/ It's noble, but I guess it's up to you to chose your standard of living. E
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by twox2 6y ago
The author seems to suggest that most folks have some kind of ethical/moral dilemma around how to best look out for their personal well being by spending their money to make themselves as comfortable as possible. Pretty sure normal peo
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by twox2 6y ago
I think validation is more about whether or not someone will pay for your solution than if it actually solves the problem or not. Sounds like the same thing, but it's not really.
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Browlock Malvertisers Abuse Denial-of-Service Bugs That Sit Dormant for Years(blog.confiant.com)
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by twox2 6y ago
I just changed my mind about getting an Oculus.
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by twox2 6y ago
Are you saying you got dehydrated and had to go to the ER as a result of this breathing exercise?
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by twox2 6y ago
So how do you recommend a layman improve their breathing without fucking themselves up? Is it so complicated that we can't do it on our own without professional help?
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by twox2 6y ago
>I own it and I can do whatever the hell I please with it. Not really... IP law still applies. You can't photocopy the book and sell it or give it out without consequence.
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by twox2 6y ago
I mean twitter has plenty of paying customers too? You don't just advertise on there for free.
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by twox2 6y ago
Can you share some examples of your tasks?
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by twox2 6y ago
I think it comes down to your "persona". For example George Hotz does multi-hour long coding streams that are all over the place, but they have some entertainment value because he's a bit of a kooky character.
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by twox2 6y ago
Yes of course they should, but if core development is isolated to one or two companies, then they're not incentivized to produce these open specs so that they can maintain control, because they are also building businesses around these
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by twox2 6y ago
Not sure if it's still the case but if I recall correctly, the majority of the bitcoin maintainers are employed by one company... so not sure there's an incentive for them.
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by twox2 6y ago
I'm curious how this usually plays out. Do employees of acquired companies need to go through the google interview process?
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by twox2 6y ago
My grandfather (russian) talks about getting his tonsils removed when he was a kid in the army. He said the doctor was digging around his throat with a hot spoon and periodically telling him to spit.
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by twox2 6y ago
Agreed! So soft spoken.
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by twox2 6y ago
Check out Eric Rosen on youtube, he has great videos where he plays blitz chess and talks through his thought process. It's very helpful.
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by twox2 6y ago
Longest for me was probably ~2 weeks while at burning man.
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by twox2 6y ago
A while back I bought a baofeng handheld on amazon - it's not ideal as a scanner, but good enough. I've been finding plenty of crazy shit during these protests.
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by twox2 6y ago
Same here. 90% of reports are from folks that didn't bother to read the terms and sending in useless reports. As a researcher, I'd spend days chasing something down just to get $50 for my finding months later.
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by twox2 6y ago
Coding is a broad spectrum. I think of the bootcamp crowd as the blue collar version of coders. They're learning a trade to make a living. I doubt many of them end up in roles with much technical complexity the first few years.
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by twox2 6y ago
This isn't true for publishers. They want everyone to see ads so they can get paid.
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by twox2 6y ago
That's a huge range though. 25% difference. Better to just have a junior listing at 80k and a senior listing at 100k and that simplifies it.
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by twox2 6y ago
Actually it would be more like: "Fuck you retard. Open Robinhood, type in random letters and buy until you max out your CCs/"
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by twox2 6y ago
No phones or laptops allowed.

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