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There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so.

Definitely agree on the slower bit. I would love to play a much slower version of this at least to learn the controls better and also think through some strategy.

If it sped up over the course of the game that would be great.

> It may be possible that there is no English sentence you can utter about the network which is both explanatory and fully accurate.

reminds me of: "The Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao."

In response to Leibniz's ontological query "Why is there something rather than nothing?" Morgenbesser answered "If there were nothing you'd still be complaining!" — Sidney Morgenbesser

https://quotepark.com/quotes/1744434-sidney-morgenbesser-in-...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidney_Morgenbesser

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One of my favorite responses to this question is from Philosopher Sidney Morgenbesser. As it is put on a wikiquote page (https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Sidney_Morgenbesser):

In response to Leibniz's ontological query "Why is there something rather than nothing?" Morgenbesser answered "If there were nothing you'd still be complaining!"

Dr. Eric Berg has a great Youtube channel where he explains his take on how a ketogenic diet and also intermittent fasting (and the two together) can help to reduce insulin resistance (and type 2 diabetes) and improve metabolism. I personally find his explanations very helpful:

His channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3w193M5tYPJqF0Hi-7U-2g

One video: "Can Diabetes be reversed?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdpnAkYlWwo

Hey! I'd love to learn more about your favorites of the ones you've been to- would you mind sharing which ones they were?

Likeable Local - Portland, Maine - Social Media Tools for Small Businesses

http://www.likeablelocal.com/

We at Likeable Local are looking to grow our team and seeking talented and motivated software engineers. You love numbers and analytics, or the front-end and making things look and interact beautifully, or both. You grow and learn every day. We are in Portland, Maine which is atypical for Hacker News, but is a great place to live! We aren't looking for remote workers at this time.

We are a tech-startup-spinoff of the award-winning (NYC-based) agency Likeable Media, and we are looking for people that are willing to jump right in and be on our small team creating features that will be visible and impactful and used immediately.

We are hard-working and smart, and we love to solve challenging problems. We use a lot of node.js, javascript, python, and django.

You want to be a substantial contributor and are interested in the full stack of technologies from details of server configuration, back-end, front-end, and mobile platforms. You are self-disciplined, self-directed, but also detail-oriented in your communication about what choices you make and what you are doing.

Our product is an integrated software solution that allows small businesses to create, enhance and manage their social media presence. Likeable Local was founded in 2012 and has a deployed product that integrates with Facebook and Twitter. The software is sold on a subscription basis, allowing for attractive recurring revenue economics, and is in use by dentists, dry cleaners, florists, jewelers, and more- and we continue to expand. Interested? Email me at [email protected] and lets connect!

Likeable Local - Portland, Maine - Social Media Tools for Small Businesses

http://www.likeablelocal.com/

We at Likeable Local are looking to grow our team and seeking two talented and motivated software engineers. One immediate role would be perfect for someone who is great with numbers and analytics. The other role is better suited towards someone who loves working in the front-end and loves making things look and interact beautifully- with html, javascript, and css. In both cases the engineers should love building cool things, learning, and social media.

We are in Portland, Maine which is atypical for Hacker News, but is a great place to live! We aren't looking for remote workers at this time.

We are a tech-startup-spinoff of the award-winning (NYC-based) agency Likeable Media, and we are looking for people that are willing to jump right in and be on our small team (currently 3 other full-time developers) creating features that will be visible and impactful and used immediately.

We are hard-working and smart, and we love to solve challenging problems. We use a lot of node.js, javascript, python, and django.

You love being a substantial contributor and are interested in the “full stack” of technologies from details of server configuration, back-end, front-end, and mobile platforms. You are self-disciplined, self-directed, but also detail-oriented in your communication about what choices you make and what you are doing.

Likeable Local offers an integrated software solution that allows small businesses to create, enhance and manage their social media presence. Likeable Local was founded in 2012 and has a deployed product that integrates with Facebook and Twitter. The software is sold on a subscription basis, allowing for attractive recurring revenue economics, and is in use by dentists, dry cleaners, florists, and jewelers and we continue to expand.

Interested? Email me at [email protected] and lets connect!

Foursquare? https://developer.foursquare.com/docs/venues/search

Hey! We love it here. I chose it for family reasons initially but am happily settled in. We've found a fun talented and creative community at http://www.thinktankportland.com/ . There are pros and cons for sure. It's easy to get to NYC (just about an hour flight and the local airport is a breeze to use). But not as easy to get to SF (sadly no direct flights). We've got affordable housing, some good school systems, access to nature and the ocean and the beautiful maine coast, islands, amazing summers, lots of great people, and hardly any traffic at all.

Access to talent may not be as plentiful here as elsewhere but in a smaller world it is also easier to be found by prospective hires. If anyone out there is searching for software development jobs here in Portland, Maine they should be able to find us- although we've got lots of work to do there... But anyway, if you're interested in learning more about this area let me know what else I can tell you!

Likeable Local - Portland, Maine - Social Media Tools for Small Businesses

http://www.likeablelocal.com/

We at Likeable Local are looking to grow our team and seeking two talented and motivated software engineers. One immediate role would be perfect for someone who is great with numbers and analytics. The other role is better suited towards someone who loves working in the front-end and loves making things look and interact beautifully- with html, javascript, and css. In both cases the engineers should love building cool things, learning, and social media. We are in Portland, Maine which is atypical for Hacker News, but is a great place to live! We aren't looking for remote workers at this time.

We are a tech-startup-spinoff of the award-winning (NYC-based) agency Likeable Media, and we are looking for people that are willing to jump right in and be on our small team (currently 3 other full-time developers) creating features that will be visible and impactful and used immediately.

We are hard-working and smart, and we love to solve challenging problems. We use a lot of node.js, javascript, python, django, and the Oxford comma.

You love being a substantial contributor and are interested in the “full stack” of technologies from details of server configuration, back-end, front-end, and mobile platforms. You are self-disciplined, self-directed, but also detail-oriented in your communication about what choices you make and what you are doing.

Likeable Local offers an integrated software solution that allows small businesses to create, enhance and manage their social media presence. Likeable Local was founded in 2012 and has a deployed product that integrates with Facebook and Twitter. The software is sold on a subscription basis, allowing for attractive recurring revenue economics, and is in use by dentists, dry cleaners, florists, and jewelers and we continue to expand.

Interested? Email me at [email protected] and lets connect!

Likeable Local - Portland, Maine preferred, NYC/Boston also possible We are seeking both Full Time and Summer Internships!

Likeable Local is a tech-startup-spinoff of the award-winning agency Likeable Media, and we are looking for Software Engineering Summer Interns and Software Engineers that will have the opportunity to jump right in and be on a small team developing features that will be visible and impactful and used immediately.

We are looking for people that work hard, seek out new things, and love challenges, problem solving, and learning. You want to be a substantial contributor and are interested in the “full stack” of technologies from details of server configuration, back-end, front-end, and mobile platforms.

Summer Interns: want to spend a summer in Portland, Maine? (Our development all happens up here at http://www.thinktankportland.com/ ). We are a close-knit, work-hard, play-hard team and we'll be doing at least one trip to the Likeable Local headquarters in NYC and also one Boston field trip for the summer (a Red Sox game outing) so we're planning to balance out the hard work and awesome learning experiences with some team fun as well!

Likeable Local offers an integrated software solution that allows small businesses to create, enhance and manage their social media presence. Likeable Local was founded in 2012 and has a deployed product that integrates with Facebook and Twitter. The software is sold on a subscription basis, allowing for attractive recurring revenue economics, and is already being used by a growing customer base in its initial vertical, dentists, as a result of a strategic partnership with Henry Schein.

You can apply here: http://likeablelocal.theresumator.com/apply/0HOlJC/Software-... or just email me: [email protected] !

MFi: http://developer.apple.com/programs/mfi/ Hardware for iPhone, iPod, iPad platforms.

Check out the "pomodoro technique"- I've used it when I feel like I need to build up work momentum and after a while it gets me back in the groove... http://www.pomodorotechnique.com/

Great! I'd like it if it remembered my city so I can add a few search terms in a row.