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saucymew
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Comment #49139024
Silicon Valley bats for 0-to-1 startups. If you swap "Revenue" for "Risk," that is culturally the same. People who don't have a "1" full-risk-on mode by default self-select themsel…
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Comment #47304382
An interesting Asian counterpart is the Japanese death haiku. MUMON GENSEN Died on the twenty-second day of the third month, 1390 at the age of sixty-eight Life is an ever-rolling …
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Comment #47029696
Individual games. The ones that specifically come to mind are Lazavik vs. Carlsen, Speed Chess Championship 2025 Semi-Final, Round 3, and Sindarov vs. Carlsen, Freestyle Chess Gran…
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Comment #47028900
It feels like the cohort GM player pool is mentally cooked against Magnus. Youngsters like Lazavik during the Speed Chess Championship or Sindarov in Freestyle were the most recent…
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Comment #44628849
+1 here. The last time I checked, they're custom (read: expensive) and require building out your own backend video storage.
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Comment #43816785
Great points. Good founders are on both sides of selling and building. If you don't believe in sellers, you've never worked with good ones.
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Comment #43224085
I was seven years old, and T2 was the first rated R film I saw which gave me horrific apocalyptic nightmares (see: Sarah's dream). Completely worth it.
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Comment #43116855
Everyone's got a number they can't refuse... Defenders will say Bond deserves a modern update beyond the Daniel Craig era. But if I'm reading the tea leaves from Lord of the Rings,…
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Comment #42968464
Contrarianly, startups should have a little maneuverability to be naughty. Any slight edge against incumbents is directionally sound policy, imho.
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Comment #42729729
Having just read Lynch's Catching Big Fish, two quotes stood out to me: "There's safety in thinking in a diner. You can have your coffee or your milk shake, and you can go off into…
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Comment #41671937
Maggie Smith's character in both Abbey and HP brooked no BS. We're reaching the time now when more of the Harry Potter teachers are leaving this world, I am not looking forward to …
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Comment #41040074
"Poker is a combination of luck and skill. People think mastering the skill is hard, but they're wrong. The trick to poker is mastering the luck. That's philosophy. Understanding l…
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Comment #39922719
It's happening.
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Comment #39243640
From personal experience, the main Quora experience is their Digest e-mails; less than a third are relevant topics. And there are now constant "Edit:" updates on answers addressing…
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Comment #39213024
You bring up good points against the physical medium (especially when it comes to note-taking), but I'd respectfully disagree. Books I've read multiple times, the great ones, nothi…
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Comment #39131667
When Ridley Scott's Napoleon came out, I picked up Napoleon: A Life by Andrew Roberts. Turns out Napoleon kept a copy of Ossian on him at all times during his war campaigns. Going …
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Comment #38526272
Los Angeles Pros: AFFORDABLE, strong ethnic food centers. Do you want mountains? Yes. Do you want beach? Yes. The working class is diverse. On one freeway, you're looking at rocket…
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Comment #38272217
Not much has changed in the current live poker meta. Yes, the average player may be better, but if you put in the consistent time to study/solvers/hand reviews, IMHO that puts you …
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Comment #38272183
Many competitive games/sports where you are trading ELO or rankings (chess, RTS, boxing) are like this, but I wouldn't judge it outright as "not productive." I'd reckon it's more a…
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Comment #38032763
That's amazing! I'm glad you've found it useful for your own endeavors.