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by ulysses1244 2y ago
Yes this definitely happens to an extent. I mostly solved it by grinding away the outside. I used 2x the amount of silver that I ultimately needed, knowing I’d have to remove some. I’m figuring it out as I go, but it doesn’t seem to be a ma
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by ulysses1244 2y ago
I am in the process of doing this as well, but I’m trying to stay on a tight budget. After 10 failures and different trials, this is my rough process: - Melt fine silver with a butane torch - Pour it into a circle mold with a metal rod in t
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by ulysses1244 2y ago
Fantastic quote from the article: “Is Amazon cutting out the author middle man and using A.I. and user data to generate books on its own? What generative models are being used? What kinds of prompts are generating these texts? I don’t know.
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by ulysses1244 3y ago
It’s the intersection of science, culture, and history with an interesting criminal story. Seems perfect in some ways.
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Pursuing Agency and Reinvention in My 30s(pursuingagency.substack.com)
2 points by ulysses1244 3y ago|0 comments
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by ulysses1244 4y ago
Lack of employees is almost never the limiting factor at these firms. It’s always the amount of work available
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by ulysses1244 4y ago
The author writes, “not a single controlled study has shown a long-term improvement in the quality of work as a result of any reward system.” Does anybody know where I can find some of these studies that look at incentive efficacy?
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Another Look at Workplace Incentives (2002)(alfiekohn.org)
1 points by ulysses1244 4y ago|1 comments
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A Full Dive(johnzhou.substack.com)
2 points by ulysses1244 4y ago|0 comments