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43,310karma·7,664submissions·February 13, 2019
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Totally agree, recruitment will be much more difficult. It's what happens to many conspiracy theorists over time. Their recruitment takes the hit in society.
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Based on the evolution of the web, indeed, it looks like new businesses will be made out of this. With this banned group, I am concerned about what social scientists call the 'backfire effect…
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So true, I can see that point, thanks.
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This is good. I am, though, concerned about the negative externalities that could arise. Will this lead to new and stranger commercial activities?
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Totally agree, appreciating assets are useful for wealth. Land, oil, and minerals are good examples.
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Along with income, have you thought about building your assets (e.g., stocks, relationships, things you make) to generate wealth? Paul Graham's essay is useful: http://www.paulgraham.c…
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Indeed, this is a good question. Along with 7 figures, what about assets vs liabilities : I'm curious how many programmers think about this part of the equation over their career? Except for…
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Quite interesting, this one looks stationary. I wonder if it will evolve into mobile. I'm curious if anyone will make "gourmet" coffee robots self-move based on public traffic?
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This is useful, good to know. I didn't think much of SEO for some time, but I'm finding that it's one of those timeless things for websites.
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Interesting, thanks. Based on your experience, did you find any books that were useful?
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In the mornings during breakfast, my mom would often say, "health is wealth" and "old is gold" and I'd think, "Okay, okay..." Spot on, thanks.
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Thank you.
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I wonder how to approach this: Do you mean that if one builds a website, that they should link it to an affiliate like Amazon Associates or eBay Partners?
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Neat, I'll be sure to check it out, thank you.
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Totally, I agree. There's a lot of empirical research backing that up, too.
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Please note, the title cites a local paper. The original article comes from Forbes here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2019/03/18/ar... Mes…
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The robot. Would be interesting if the robot gets to a point where it's useful, reliable, and versatile for the home and its "owner". I wonder if this will spawn new economies as it d…
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I think this is wonderful. Makes me think of Eleanor Roosevelt. She started by focusing on a group. But there were a lot of problems in her times and she recognized that, and she went on to tackle s…
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That's quite interesting, I like it - I wonder if they have plans to shrink that down over time?
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Yeah, that's been my observation too. I used to live in NYC and felt that. I empathize. Then I moved to Cambridge, UK, for some time and was surprised at how much dry cleaning would cost; it w…
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"Overselling is a dangerous strategy that can be counterproductive, even for the whole robotics community. Both companies and researchers publish videos of robots doing tasks, but sometimes they…