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Paramount Beat Out Netflix, Won Warner Bros. and Will Change Hollywood Forever
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Apple: You (Still) Don't Understand the Vision Pro
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Take-Two acquires Zynga for $12.7B
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5y ago
This article is reposted every 2 weeks with a different title
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5y ago
The point is that your compensation should not be based on where you live, but how much value you add. If you believe this, the 10% trade-off doesn't matter and is simply a distraction from the real discussion.
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verganileonardo
6y ago
Why not increase prices? Demand is pretty inelastic for a course, especially if the company is paying for it. I believe that charging at lesat $400 is the sweetspot, volume decreases (so does customer requests) and profits skyrocket.
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6y ago
Building an online course has been one of the easiest ways to make money in my personal experience. The problem is that most people focus on what they know and spend hours creating the content for the course. However, most of your success i
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6y ago
Saw them on PH yesterday. Really excited about this product
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6y ago
Yes. Both things happened. I was specifically talking about halting trade multiple times during the day.
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6y ago
As far as I know, they were automatic handbrakes based on excessive volatility. A feature designed to prevent chaos and people from over buying/selling due to panic.
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6y ago
Yes! And the worst case scenarios happened when my body was tired and wanted to stop, but my brain was high on Red Bull and didn't let me fall sleep.
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6y ago
Yes. To avoid burn out, I'm being more disciplined with slowing down at the end of the day and exercises (even walking outside is good enough). To slowdown, I'm trying to read at least 30 minutes at time. And try to go for a walk
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6y ago
I would recommend dropping the Red Bull. Switch to coffee, if you like that. Even an iced can coffee would be healthier. I used to drink it daily and it destroyed my body. Also, Red Bull is quite expensive!
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Probably not even worth the time he invested in looking for the bug or writing the post. And is basically nothing compared to the value of "exploiting" this bug. I would've expected at least a job offer or public praise for h
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6y ago
Thanks!
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Slowing down. Most things can wait another day, so I do my best to take the time I need to relax and recover. A stress-free, relaxed brain used for 6 hours is much better than stressful brain used for 10h.
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6y ago
How is Google worse than 10 years ago? I would agree that they are doing shady moves that can hurt search quality, but overall, the results look much better today than 10 years ago.
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6y ago
The vice president would become the president. He is an army general that sounds more reasonable and less frantic - but there is a risk that we will steer towards dictatorship.
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6y ago
Given how Bolsonaro was ignoring the pandemic, I believe that if we used contact tracing, we would probably find that Bolsonaro is the biggest single spreader of COVID-19 in Brazil.
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6y ago
I'm in the same position and I agree. The rule makes sense and is there to prevent an exploit on using student visas to move to the US. However, enforcing it during a pandemic is cruel and really reinforces how Trump and his administra
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6y ago
This sounds like a positive consequence of that policy. People move to lower rage regions, they spend less time commuting, the have more money available for other expenses (as rent is not a big chunk of their income). In the end, this pushe
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Awesome example! Thank you
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I'm not an expert, but therapy helps in understanding why we react the way we react. It could help you answer: - What I feel when I'm deep in thought? - Why I manifest muscle tension in those periods? I would give it a try for 3-4
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6y ago
Look, there are two ways to approach this. 1) Physical source The source could be physical, so you should go to an orthodontist to get a professional perspective. I've heard of people doing a minor surgery to solve the problem. 2) Emot
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6y ago
WhatsApp is huge here and we don't have Venmo or CashApp
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This is probably the worst analogy for what a company does that I have ever seen.
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Follow the scientific hypothesis-driven approach. You try to prove that your hypothesis is wrong. If you can't find evidence that your hypothesis is wrong, you can "accept" that your hypothesis is right. This forces you to tr
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What if I delete the entire content?
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I have a budget on Excel (with 12-15 months planned) and download the data from my bank/credit card every month to assess how I'm doing vs the plan. If I'm on a cash-tight period, I increase the assessment frequency accordin
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6y ago
Any context on what are you trying to get better at? Farnam Street is my favorite blog about it. I would recommend 3 articles: -- Second Order Thinking - https://fs.blog/second-order/ -- Implications of Second Order Th
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