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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Thanks for all of the detail! Your parting parenthetical is something I find myself doing to people too, but in reality maybe we all ought to work less.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I suffered from significant pain from 2012 through 2015 and finally I made the below changes to solve my RSI. Each one provided additional comfort. COLEMAK keyboard layout Contour RollerMouse Pro3 Regular wrist stretching Apple keyboard* *i
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Please tell us more. How does the stress compare? How does the pay compare?
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Imagine a clinic has a policy that allows patient data to be released to non-patients but a court decides that the use violates HIPPA. There would be no technical breach of security, but rather a breach of responsibility.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Can you show me how psychographers have been using Google or Amazon in the same way as Facebook? I believe you are making a false equivalency.
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The monolith of people I am thinking of accepted e-mail, AOL, Instant Messaging, and other ad-hoc technologies but not MySpace/Facebook/Instagram.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Of course this is a generalization, but I disagree with you. Older generations didn't trust social media companies with their private details because they felt it was too creepy and intimate. The younger generations thought they were p
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Facebook is entrenched because the culture allows it, but I sense a major kumbaya moment for Baby Boomers, Gen X, and Millenials that could upend this culture. Finally, the younger generations can see in practice why many of their elders we
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Time for Facebook to pivot, and pivot quickly they must. edit: Daniel Ive of GBH Insights supports this notion: “Changes to their business model around advertising and news feeds/content could be in store over the next 12 to 18 months,
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I will stop short of calling him Machiavellian, but he sure does have convenient timing. Great points!
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
This problem may be both existential and intractable for Facebook to solve, which is why they have been giving it the silent treatment. I believe the operators and investors are just now realizing how damaging the business model was for con
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Stamos sure knows how to pick stinker companies.
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Sometimes I will be so hyper focused that I miss things that are said and other times I am so easily distracted (and rabbit holed) by the happenings around me that people have a hard time believing that I am enjoying myself. Instead, they t
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Turkey is an embarrassment to NATO members and their will should never have influenced Facebook. Facebook is evil if they do not recognize Kurdistan.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
My guess is they will keep buying platforms and products to get customers without needing to innovate internally.
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Totally agree!
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My managers might want to fire me at times (and some have tried and failed) but ultimately I think I have enough value that it is worth keeping me around. I am glad to see medication is helpful for you! I have tried it, but I didn't fe
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
ADHD and testosterone have helped shape me into a successful and peculiar person because of the sheer amount of risk I have been willing to accept (versus my peers). I moved away from home at 17, have lived all around the country and I made
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
At the same time, people purposely dwell on stinker ideas and strategies where an ADHD person might be pushed by their condition out of that box. I agree that rabbit holing is pretty frustrating otherwise because it is unplanned.
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The biggest challenge with my ADHD symptoms has to be relationships and giving sustained attention to my partners in a way that makes them feel valued.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
We are capable of succeeding in modern corporations. I have met plenty of other people with ADHD at Netflix, Google and now Apple. Edit: I was diagnosed with ADHD by neurologist and psychiatrist.
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People can now go spend their afternoon repairing goods to offset the carbon footprint of their lunch hamburger.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I am going to guess that people secretly like when their gadget breaks because it gives them an excuse to buy something new.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I'd love the right or even ability to to repair my Western Digital hard drives when they fail just days outside of warranty.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Right, I am saying we shouldn't even debate better identification methods until Trump is gone because he will turn it into something I don't trust any president with.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
How about they release it without the voice acting?
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It was always people's opinions but the author is arguing that people's opinions used to based more off of information closest to the matter at hand, but now people's opinions are based more off of reputation of the one claim
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And doesn't exclude people at polling locations.
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Great, then Trump can push for national ID cards with chip and pin for all sorts of identity verification. Let's wait for adults to be in office first.
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If your voice sounded as cool as his you would want to listen to yourself speak all the time too.

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