Harpriya Bagri
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- How to Do Great Work80 savers
- Occupation Matchmaker | FlowingData5 savers
- Divorce and Occupation | FlowingData1 savers
- Get Ahead Of The Future: An Interview With Amjad Masad2 savers
- Replit: Remix the Internet - Not Boring by Packy McCormick2 savers
- What I Learned Building Whist (Phil)27 savers
- Emptiness is Form (2000) — Scott Snibbe - Interactive Art1 savers
- How MrBeast learns - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping Flatland6 savers
- 10 Types of Odd Friendships You're Probably Part Of — Wait But Why11 savers
- An extremely opinionated guide on making friends for people who are exactly like me16 savers
- Childhoods of exceptional people - by Henrik Karlsson28 savers
- Looking for Alice - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping Flatland23 savers
- CSS Art Polariod Camera1 savers
- 17 hot takes about dating - by Ava - bookbear express3 savers
- mind.pdf5 savers
- Making your heart bigger - by Kasra - Bits of Wonder9 savers
- Building High Impact Developer Communities - by Nader Dabit1 savers
- ChatGPT Discord Bot - Replit1 savers
- finding the right people - by Nicole - startingfromnix49 savers
- Stripe Press — Ideas for progress33 savers
- ifyouknewmewouldyoulove.me index11 savers
- Toolkit for Sleep - Huberman Lab3 savers
- Prompt Engineering 1011 savers
- How to save users $100M in gas fees & headaches | Paper's playbook for massively scalable on-chain transactions1 savers
- Why1 savers
- Minimum Viable Productivity - by Daniel Kazandjian2 savers
- Account Abstraction (EIP-2938): Why & What1 savers
- Wallet Security: The 'Non-Custodial' Fallacy - a16z crypto2 savers
- Toys, Secrets, and Cycles: Lessons from the 2000s — cdixon3 savers
- What I Miss About Working at Stripe - Every33 savers
- Why we stopped making Einsteins - by Erik Hoel29 savers
- Moxie Marlinspike >> Blog >> Career Advice29 savers
- Notes on Roadtrips26 savers
- A blog post is a very long and complex search query to find fascinating people and make them route interesting stuff to your inbox25 savers
- Cell Biology by the Numbers9 savers
- The Only Crypto Story You Need, by Matt Levine8 savers
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Tier 1 can also contain your worst enemies, the people who can ruin your day with one subtle jab that only they could word so brilliantly hurtfully, the people you feel a burning resentment for, or jealousy of, or competition with. Tier 1 is high stakes.
10 Types of Odd Friendships You're Probably Part Of — Wait But Whymost solid dating advice I have, by the way—show the inside of your head in public, so people can see if they would like to live in there.
Looking for Alice - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping Flatland. Anyway, the number is small enough that you can’t afford to be casual about it. You have to never let someone like that pass you by.
Looking for Alice - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping Flatlandwhat I liked—kind people who are intellectually voracious and think it is cute that I obsess so hard about ideas that I fail all status games. Plus a lot of tacit stuff that I can’t formulate well.
Looking for Alice - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping Flatlandthinking in categories would interfere with my ability to freely pattern-match for the particular type of individual I resonate with.
Looking for Alice - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping Flatlandverything that we see around us is the manifestation of thought
mind.pdf“The brain is like the computer, the mind is the programmer and thought is the programming instruction.”
mind.pdfBut there’s one wish that matters more than all of them: I wish for you to be happy.
Making your heart bigger - by Kasra - Bits of WonderDon’t surround yourself with “smarter” people. The trick is to surround yourself with people who are free in ways you’re not.
finding the right people - by Nicole - startingfromnixAA provides a base layer functionality in Ethereum to decide when one can pay for the gas which also has implications on who pays for gas and how they pay for it.
Account Abstraction (EIP-2938): Why & WhatCourse correct when you make mistakes and don’t get pregnant unless you really want to.
Minimum Viable Productivity - by Daniel KazandjianAlso the best way to get good at recognizing them is by practicing fast decision-making
Minimum Viable Productivity - by Daniel KazandjianA very small subset of your decisions are one-way doors.
Minimum Viable Productivity - by Daniel KazandjianIf you’re good at course correcting, being wrong may be less costly than you think, whereas being slow is going to be expensive for sure.”
Minimum Viable Productivity - by Daniel Kazandjian80% of productivity is fast decision-making. In order to move things, we need to know: What those things are (roughly) The direction we want to move them in (roughly)
Minimum Viable Productivity - by Daniel KazandjianA complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work. You have to start over with a working simple system.[
John Gall (author)no one wants to settle for someone in his own league, because doing so forecloses the option of being rescued from his mediocrity. Hence, they just wait until their 30s, when their mediocrity is so totally obvious that the jig finally becomes up. Narcissism + puerile wishful thinking + options, not a lack of information.
Comments - why is modern dating so hard? - by IsabelSaying that modern life is lived in databases means, most of all, that modern life involves a lot of trust.
The Only Crypto Story You Need, by Matt Levinelet’s make them feel something… It’s all anyone remembers anyway.
Notes on RoadtripsYou leave your fingerprints behind, so that they know it was made by another person and that person cared.
Notes on Roadtrips: large amounts of creative freedom to fill glass jars with seawater and retrofit 68’ coups into camper vans. That’s what people need to do their best work.
Notes on Roadtripsthe proximity that comes along with building something new together.
Notes on RoadtripsSomewhere in between the two there’s this specific type of curiosity that we’re after, the key ingredient of which is humility.
Notes on Roadtrips. How then — when traveling, but also in our work — do we not be ‘tourists”? How do we push past the inertia of the same, endless highways and byways via Google Maps?
Notes on Roadtripsweb3 equivalent of your email inbox
Stop Calling it a Wallet — Gaby Goldbergintegrated, verticalized wallets that are more dynamic/supportive of leveraging on-chain provenance and transporting your digital identity across apps & chains
Stop Calling it a Wallet — Gaby GoldbergLearn three chords, start a band, and go on tour. Ride a bicycle as far as you can. Go WWOOFing or start a community garden in your neighborhood. Put together a traveling puppet show. Build a drone to engage the emerging drones controlled by domestic police. Do whatever — but make it uncomfortable (like leaving prison!) and make it count.
Moxie Marlinspike >> Blog >> Career AdviceThings that are treyf, you avoid, not because you hate them per se, but because in avoiding them you keep yourself from becoming like the people you hate.
Moxie Marlinspike >> Blog >> Career AdviceIt’s equally easy to imagine that someone who has worked as a prison guard for a decade might approach a romantic relationship differently than someone who has worked as a grief counselor for the same period.
Moxie Marlinspike >> Blog >> Career Advicefind it hard to untangle whether I truly miss the work we did or the bonds we forged. An intense work culture is one of the only opportunities you have post-college to make super strong friendships forged under pressure.
What I Miss About Working at Stripe - EveryIt comes from looking inside and seeing how deep and enduring those feelings of pride, satisfaction, and gratitude really are.
What I Miss About Working at Stripe - EveryIt’s more about missing that universal agreement that it’s really, really cool to devote yourself fully to your work. And to expect that from your colleagues in a way that makes you feel that “we’re all really, really, really in this together” kind of way.
What I Miss About Working at Stripe - Everynone of this is enough to cosmically differentiate you from another human floating on this overly warm rock
The Makings of Me (and Gen Z) - by Megha JainIn short: I’m not all that special and you aren’t either…
The Makings of Me (and Gen Z) - by Megha Jains (meaning almost social, or perversely social) have spread almost everywhere. For example, John Mulaney fans share concern over his recently messy personal life as much as they laugh at his
Why Can’t We Be Friends — Real LifeSay what you mean, so that you can find out what you mean. Act out what you say, so you can find out what happens. Then pay attention. Note your errors. Articulate them. Strive to correct them. That is how you discover the meaning of your life
Mondays of Meaning - May 30th, 2022They’ll just listen, and maybe they’ll suffer along with you.
Mondays of Meaning - May 30th, 2022