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CE02
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Comment #38031233
I was about to mention this...
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Comment #35363333
What aways amazes me about Brown is how much he accomplished in so little. I play trumpet, in high school was in California All State Jazz and Classical. I'm by no means a prodigy,…
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Comment #35345012
I'll have to check it out, haven't seen any of his work! I based my current system off of Cal Newports work. I basically intentionally designed and overly comprehensive and overly …
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Comment #35344972
Hey Daniel, hope all is well. I completely understand and I'm sure I'll check it out at some point. I'm just saying in my experience I've yet to find a tool that justifies adding y…
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Comment #35342042
My issue is that with productivity theres a big factor of "good data in good data out". If a system is too overdesigned it often gets underutilized. I used to have complicated setu…
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Comment #35341925
I second this! Couldn't agree more. In all honesty, some of the best parts of jazz lie in its history. For example listening to Clifford Brown might make you think "huh this is nea…
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Comment #35341886
I understand the concern about this being rather useless fluff with no real differentiation beyond a cute and UX. However, as someone who grew up playing music, I truly believe tha…
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Comment #35087176
As much as I see the concerns, the issues that could arise from resilience are issues that can arise anywhere where human self-interest is present which is just about everything. I…
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Comment #35082463
I think this is illustrative of a broader theme which is how enduring and baked in a lot of our climate degradation is. As much as the chlorine compounds will decay, but not exactl…
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Comment #35068136
What I think is important in looking at the difference in treatment between “big tech” and telecom firms is the political expedience. Not to sound too much like a Mayhew acolyte, i…
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Comment #35067641
I think it’s the pain more than anything of paying $60+ for a game only to have paid expansions and in game currency.
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Comment #35067635
I’m really outing how young I am…
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Comment #35067604
I personally don’t really think it’s a problem to blend them. In general, it’s still far better than not getting enough in at all. I think the important thing to think about is tha…
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Comment #35059481
Great breakdown, enjoyable read. I think it highlights why more and more tech firms are hiring employees with psychology and economics backrounds. The attention economy combined wi…
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Comment #35059114
I completely agree, but to add to this I also think it's an issue with information overload. Popular culture and pop science is all about quick fixes and crazy complicated "30 day …
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Comment #35056071
As someone who has been very interested in diet and health from many perspectives, be it general health and wellness when I was younger, competitive cycling and rowing, and more re…
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Comment #35030100
I am actually rather curious whether there's any difference between in-ear and over-ear headphones in terms of their effect on hearing. Assuming the same volume, content, etc.
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Comment #35020627
I couldn’t agree more. And I must say, now that it’s being used as a bridge between technical and nontechnical talent it’s becoming ever more vital from a career perspective. Most …
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Comment #35010288
As much as this may seem like merely an interesting dive into the subject of wear and tear, the broader world of bicycle geometry and design is fascinating. I used to race downhill…
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Comment #35009693
One thing I’d add to this conversation, though I’m certain it’s already been stated: As many have mentioned, there is a large subset of the user base that uses Python for applied p…