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gooeykabuki
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About gooeykabuki
boohay@zoho.com
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Comment #38453404
FYI - There is also an audiobook version on audible with the Stripe Press release of Poor Charlie's Almanac.
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Comment #34444236
Which non google 2FA app would folks recommend?
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Comment #32918908
Email?
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Comment #32911506
What’s your email? Wanted to get in touch re another comment you made.
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Comment #32911486
I’m in.
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Comment #32447255
Sherlock Holmes narrated by Stephen Fry. Length: 62 hrs and 52 mins https://www.audible.com/pd/Sherlock-Holmes-Audiobook/B06WLMW...
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Comment #31789482
What's an email to get in touch? Had some questions about PBM. Thanks!
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Comment #31479058
also drop your email in your profile.
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Comment #31475345
How exactly did you heal yourself? Knowing what you know now, what was most effective?
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Comment #29755451
Well stated, Ryan! Contrarian but sane and very good advice. The propensity to deal with bullshit, crap that doesn't matter including other people's mission (e.g. startup founders)…
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Comment #27619517
What did you change your dating strategy to?
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Comment #27536256
Has anyone here tried Agenda? https://agenda.com
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Comment #27335178
In any negotiation, your best bet is having leverage. In this scenario that would be other offers at the rate you would like or other benefits/flexibility. In terms of framing, ins…
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Ask HN: Steady 4-5% on $5M?
Roughly ~10 years back there was a thread on this topic (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1108163) which elicited interesting ideas. I'm wondering what the 2020 answer would be…
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Comment #24658596
https://www.vienna-rss.com/
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Comment #23940664
What did you find as the top 2-3 things that help in crafting an effective mission once you decided to make it more intentional?
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Comment #23936306
Your comments through out this thread make a lot of sense. Thanks for outlining them. Curious, when did you start thinking about your life in terms of mission (s) and what was the …
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Comment #23936291
The venn diagram of your skills brings up Sales Engineering (also called technical consultant, solutions engineer, pre-sales engineer depending on the company) at an Internet/Secur…
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Comment #17590290
You can put your CS degree to great use in the technology field without being a programmer. The two that come to mind are: 1. Product Manager 2. Sales Engineer sometimes called Sol…