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Comment #17827001
Relevant (and quite enjoyable) read: The Three Body Problem (novel) https://www.amazon.com/Three-Body-Problem-Cixin-Liu/dp/07653...
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Comment #17583153
I was on mobile so didn't get to scroll to the bottom of it. Thanks!
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Comment #17581967
How does it compare to OSSU ( https://github.com/ossu/computer-science/blob/dev/README.md ) ?
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Comment #17549768
Emiratis ?
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Comment #17434683
I only read on a kindle, so obviously the marginalia system is out of question. Here’s what I do: I highlight the passage, write a note where I summarize it with my own words . Tha…
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Comment #17303253
> the Scientologist principle that what's true is what's true for you. Care to elaborate more on that ?
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Comment #17230255
Maybe it's due to Apple's (Steve) history with Pixar ?
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Comment #17203380
Yeah, I know ! Thing is, I think Justin is ahead of his time (he did it with Justin.tv and Whale).
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Comment #17201390
I'm a "millennial", so I think I speak millennial pretty well. Twitch is a very niche product: THE go-to place for the gaming community, it's also trying to break into mainstream l…
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Comment #17172548
Could you suggest some ?
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Comment #17169042
> The way I see it, goals are the actual thing while objectives are diffuse imaginations of something, or the zoomed out perspective. To get a clear picture of something, you have …
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Comment #17168598
The example I gave wasn’t a good one. I suggest something else: think of goals as a “module”, it has a function that servers the main objective. This idea of modules is also found …
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Comment #17167729
How to fail at everything and still win big Ways to figure out the truthfulness of a statement: - Personal experience - Have a smart friend. - Other people's experience. - Common s…
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Comment #17167582
I have read it and made a summary. Edit: read the summary below.
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Comment #17167556
I’ve thought (and experimented) about this for a while and here’s what I came up with: * Goals are better for the short-term (we’re talking days and weeks). * Systems (naturally) a…
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Comment #17151996
I couldn’t download anything except for the last image (Safari, iOS 11.3) — it appears as “unknown” when I click the download button.
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Comment #17014407
> Because to do something consistently over a long period of time requires letting go of opportunities that most ambitious people cannot resist. Oh! I get it now, thanks. Also, thi…
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Comment #17013177
Why ?
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Comment #17012993
How so ?
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Comment #16875100
I heard lots of good things about Deep nutrition (a book).
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Comment #16777591
> I’m all about security and privacy, but everything is on balance with practically. If a three digit govt agency wants to find you, they have so many other ways than Apple. Can't …