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New Plateaus - Daily Dispatch 41
Lets see how much we've grown!
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Daily Dispatch 40 - Plateaus
Am I even living?
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Daily Dispatch 39 - Kendrick, P2P vs B2C, Nassim vs Lex
This is what's up this week: Kendrick Lamar is a notetaking GOD and how that plays out in his creativity We normally have this idea that great content is created by a writer sitting down and working from 9 am say 12o clock and writing as much as
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Daily Dispatch 38 - Nvim, Chat GPT3, and Antifragility
Some stuff I've got cooking up
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Daily Dispatch 37 - On Politics and Decentralized Apps
Some thoughts on political ideologies and DApps
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Daily Dispatch 36 - Current State of Things over here
Onwards we go.
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Daily Dispatch 35 - Control Theory Strikes Back
For those of you who don't know it yet, I hold a bachelor's degree in Control and Automation Engineering. Here's what I found to be very useful not only during the course of my degree but in other parts of life as well. The
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Daily Dispatch 34 - My Current Social Media Marketing Strategy
So here's how I'm using social media to spread my content so far. Social Media I have some Applets on IFTTT that listen for my RSS feed from this blog for "tw33t-post" and "l1nkedin-post" (without the numbers, I don't want
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Daily Dispatch 33 - How things are going at the moment
So far pretty good actually.
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Daily Dispatch 32 - WebComponents are fun
See here at a Ghost Publication we can embed HTML into our posts.
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Daily Dispatch 31 - Some Startup Advice I Can Actually Give
So, it's been a while, I'm thinking of writing more on Startups and business, and on finance. But instead of talking and summarizing things, I think it's more useful for you all if I actually live through my own advice and share what has
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Daily Dispatch 30 - On Writing - How, Why and When to Start?
...It then became a very useful way to cope with stress at college.
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Daily Dispatch 29 - Some of the Things I did last week
This is my last week in a short post.
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Daily Dispatch 27 - Debugging Issues
So hello, it’s been a while, and I haven’t being keeping up with my daily dispatches, or maybe my days are longer than yours. Relativity man, who knows? So I was playing around with a Node.js (nodejs.org) project hosting it using Docker alongside a Postgres database.
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Daily Dispatch 26 - Black Swam
How do you predict the unpredictable? Some of what I’ve found reading Black Swan (Still haven’t finished it): * What Nassim Nicholas Taleb argues in his book Black Swan is that the first step is to realize which variables you can and can’t predict. Emphasis on the “can’
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Daily Dispatch 25 - Pomodoro
One of the things I started using in college and was such a game changer that I continued using was the Pomodoro Technique. What is it? Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s created what is called The Pomodoro Technique. He wanted to help improve with his studies by making it