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Was it Amron Thai On Castro Street ?

Nice ! Good luck

Thanks can you please point to the Lesswrong article ?

Can you please share the details of methods /techniques you used? did you saw a therapist? I am in same boat here and can use some help

Can you drop me a email to pacificleo-at-gmail-dot-com I might be able to help

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14163905

importance of thinking through whether to have your company organized functionally or around business can't be overstated. Functional orientation makes lack of accountability and c…

Importance of data for machine learning algorithms can’t be stressed enough. I remember talking to a friend in Google Translate team. they had a good also but they were struggling …

Nice idea . I think you should make it more generic. I am confident that We will see a lot of this "Twitch of X " in years to come. I personally would like to see Twitch of Cooking…

"It’s been hard reorienting myself out of that. " I am very keen to know how you did that . I suffer from same habit

One aspect of Universal Basic Income (UBI) debate which remain unanswered for me is the question of meaning & purpose. Most of us derive our sense of purpose from our jobs. In a fu…

Very valid point. surprisingly i never thought of it this way. Thank You

thanks for reply . you might want to read this https://gagandeep.org/2016/06/02/bricolage-jugaad-and-indian...

Good to be talking to you. Thanks for intresting post. I am wondering if you have studied "juggad" philosophy in india. We practice bricoleurs in every sphere of life.

In India we call bricoleurs as "juggad" and people have overused this idea and made it excuse for not thinking through. Championing this idea is a slippery slope

From the article "Our study was a first foray into imaging the brains of professionally trained Sanskrit pandits in India. Although this initial research, focused on intergroup com…

remind me of Whores of Mensa https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1974/12/16/the-whore-of-m...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13574916 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14163905

Very interesting. Can you please talk about the algorithm you use to predict the popularity score .