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- It'll say more about fiat though than the real real.
A little, main thing is I can look back at a day and say I got something accomplished. Besides that I gotta limit scope because I'm interested in almost everything.
After a day like you described I'd say well done. With all of this I'm most impressed by your steady stacker posting! You're an anchor here for sure.
When I first heard of Deep Work I put time on my calendar and then at that time thankfully the admins respected that. Didn't mean that I enjoyed the flow state that's supposed come that way. Just helped box out dumb meetings.
It's still elusive now that I don't have a calendar or admins buzzing around. Main thing is to put myself in places where work is the default activity. Then try to work on one thing at a time for an hour or more.
Turning away customers who maintain a modicum of freedom feels like fiat behavior. I can't say how but, Bitcoin fixes this.
Materialism is more about things than money. Having lots of money though would be great because you could definitely eat AND pay the rent.
A reasonable choice. No kids, no cost. But as far as analysis you're leaving out benefit. Put your way that'd be, "I'm not having kids so I can't show them how much they benefitted me."
It's like that quip: I can explain it to you but I can't understand it for you!
Writing is an important way and process of sharpening your thinking. So for the author they're skipping the whole step of becoming an expert on subject matter.
For the audience the question depends on the point of reading. I recently heard a very fine speech given at a conference that had a heavy AI feel, but appreciated it being better than so many shitty possibilities. It was like yeah nice rhetoric and way to keep it compact! We all know such a speech is a formality so why not get a good quality product out to the people. I would feel the opposite if I wanted a unique personal take from like a celebrity.
This all really plays with expectations and perception of value. I think the trademarks of AI will fade but our perception of what a given author had to do with their output will continue to grow as a question.
While it's good to be able to remember long strings of text, it's also important to note that memory is fallible. Short of death, a number of events can lead to memory loss. Secure data storage, sharing, and succession are extremely interesting topics.
That's about 1 out of 8,000 people. Doesn't sound as bad as that MILLION, a number which as much as it might improve will never be good enough. Also... You can do you part by paying attention on and around the road. Helmets on those ebikes and scooters would also be awesome.
Definition of a suit. He should leave Bitcoin alone and go talk to his chatbot about what's really the new new new thing!
And how often are forcibly-confiscated coins returned to their rightful owners? Seems me they're most often kept by law enforcement.
This has historically been a great way to get scammed. Don't touch it. Just work at your normal job and buy Bitcoin.
The actuarial tables say yes but don't worry about it, I think he pulled it off at a time when it was still possible to be anon. Also believe the keys to all those coins are lost.