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Believer, husband, dad, optimist // Strategy & design at Crema // Expert dabbler // Steward of /pony /midwest /aethletics tylerhilker.com
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I’ve only ever seen clips, but Rich Eisen has the absolute best interview podcast clips. His guests are top notch and he brings them into different topics that make it way more fun than others.
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Holy smokes, bummed to see @rodeodotclub closing up shop
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We’ve made the difficult decision to wind down Rodeo. For those who’ve been active on the platform, there are steps to take as we wind things down. Learn more about what this means and what to do next → https://t.co/BtgVNeECLb
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All of her brothers are too old and cool to play in the snow anymore, so it falls on me to join her. “We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.” - GBS
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Of those immediate family members mentioned, my dad is the only one who passed away. We’re beyond grateful for the recovery that the others have made! A positive note: My son was diagnosed at 8 months, had two very close calls in his two-year treatment, and this is what he was doing this weekend:
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Some highlights from the show
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From where I cast (my kid will be performing tomorrow night on that silver silk hanging down)
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All of her brothers are too old and cool to play in the snow anymore, so it falls on me to join her. “We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.” - GBS
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Have you ever been so immersed in an easy, monotonous task that you begin to lose touch with reality? When Netflix announced that Alex Honnold would be climbing Taipei 101, I told a friend that the hardest part would be not getting bored with doing such similar moves for so long. The dude is incredible. Kevin Dah...
Alex Honnold on His Record-Breaking Live Netflix Skyscraper Climb, Whether the Gasping Crowds Made Him Nervous and How Windy It Got
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Alex Honnold on His Record-Breaking Live Netflix Skyscraper Climb, Whether the Gasping Crowds Made Him Nervous and How Windy It Got
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This is a great example of most people’s inability to distinguish between: 1) Risk vs. consequence — Many high consequence activities are low risk. 2) Fear vs. danger — Things that look scary aren’t always dangerous. Honnold’s amazing feat was high consequence (death) but low
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No one wants to use your product as much as you want them to.
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Pretty wild where you can go when you look like you know what you’re doing
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Two weeks ago, my mom was diagnosed with cancer. Stage 4, metastatic, all the words you don’t want to hear. So she’s optimizing for quality of time left, not quantity. She’s the fourth person in my immediate family: son, sister, dad, mom. Add my mother-in-law and grandparents beyond that. Beyond excited for the ti...
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When my wife suggests we might need to go get something, anything at all, from the store despite the snow
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Creator coins don't have much appeal to me if they aren't fixed to something related to the creator. If it's simply an influencoooor launching a coin with their handle as the ticker, it's not functionally different than a memecoin. If it were tied to some sort of output — say, holders of an album token get a propor...
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Dan unfollowing everyone got me wondering: in a post-follower world, how much does following influence one's feed? If I gradually unfollowed everyone (i love you all), would my feed remain the same?
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I choose to believe these are related.
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