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redelbee

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    Comment #48875539

    This is a marketing piece that can’t be taken seriously without that context, or maybe one that can’t be taken seriously at all. And yet I can’t help thinking we’re missing the for…

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    Comment #48307256

    I understand the following isn’t the point of this piece and yet I still can’t help wondering: How much better off we would all be if “senior management” stopped playing these game…

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    Comment #45417098

    First off, I appreciate the thorough explanation and review of the ZSA Moonlander. That said, I’m here to discuss the “visual ergonomics” of this post. Why is justified text so bad…

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    Comment #42767643

    Interruptions are productivity and creativity killers. Middle managers are of questionable utility but that layer of an organization would be much more effective if it focused ruth…

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    Comment #42762072

    So we’re back to the idea that only philosopher kings can shape and rule the ideal world? Plato would be proud! Jests aside, I love the idea of incorporating an all encompassing AI…

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    Comment #42748041

    I too have survivorship bias that I try to explain away with self serving theories and ideas that pit my special nature against the tendencies of the inferior masses. In my case I …

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    Comment #42542689

    There are many ways to reason ethically about your situation, and you could start by using historical philosophers as inspiration. Bentham might apply if you consider the overall o…

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    Comment #33141838

    I think a better title might be “Memorize Exponentially” because that seems to be the true gist of the article. There are undoubtedly many areas in which memorization is useful. I …

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    Comment #32800305

    It was a cool job until the newspaper business imploded. I have yet to experience anything even remotely close to the buzzing productivity of a newsroom minutes before the press de…

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    Comment #32793716

    I was a newspaper layout designer in a previous life. The only complaint I have about HN is the line length on large-ish screens. In my newspaper days we stuck to around 60 charact…

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    Comment #32371675

    I love used bookstores and my retail business is right next door to one that I mostly despise. The shelves are literally overflowing and there is no rhyme or reason to shelf organi…

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    Comment #32367221

    The article explains this but the link scrolls to the third paragraph. For anyone who missed it: > If you are a guitarist, you might notice that there is something strange about he…

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    Comment #32366947

    Actually the current REI return policy has a time limit of 1 year. It changed in 2013: https://www.seattletimes.com/business/rei-now-limiting-retur... Before that there was no time…

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    Comment #29536012

    According to the 2020 census data linked below the percentage increases to around 24% for individuals who worked full time all year. I don’t think there is any easy way to find the…

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    Comment #28855786

    What if this article is missing the forest for the trees a bit? In my experience performance advertising is almost always paired with awareness advertising. The latter makes you aw…

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    Comment #28814589

    I started working for a newspaper just after 2007-08 hit and hastened the decline of the already struggling industry. One day, after working diligently on the job for a few months,…

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    Comment #28595318

    If you were intrigued by the headline and ultimately let down by this post (like me) then I highly recommend reading “Fooled by Randomness: The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in…

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    Comment #26848868

    It’s interesting that you chose 2019 to grow, wasn’t that an off year for elections and political spend? Either way congrats on starting your own agency! I was an early employee at…

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    Comment #26431226

    I read Don Thompson’s “The $12 Million Stuffed Shark: The Curious Economics of Contemporary Art” last year. It was published in 2008 (interestingly the day before Lehman went bankr…

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    Comment #26282468

    I check back on Derick Sivers recommendations often at https://sive.rs/book See below for some recommendations based on my 2020 reading. Fiction recommendations: - A Little Life by…

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    Comment #26282059

    I would opt in to this. I read 100+ books a year, not all digitally however. If this was real my reading would probably look like this: 1. Buy ebooks and read them at the same rate…

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    Comment #26138469

    Fact: You are conflating two separate instances where Trump bullied reporters to make your point. Instance from 2018 (with what you termed “racist” insinuations): https://youtu.be/…

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    Comment #25837416

    I agree with your use of “chilling” but more in the traditional sense when it comes to expression: that any censorship/bans/etc will likely have a chilling effect on this type of s…

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    Comment #25627046

    This is an interesting approach and I hope it results in great work/results/progress in the climate change space. Are there any other examples of funding at a relatively low dollar…

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    Comment #25596113

    Increasing ridership can come from tech but I think it’s much more likely to come from better and more bike-centric infrastructure and norms. Separated bike paths, bike storage, sh…