My Essays

Warsaw, Climate Care, and Pierogi

October 11, 2021

In the 60th issue of my newsletter, I chat about Warsaw, Climate Care, and Pierogi.
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No hacks in getting featured on Hacker News

Four of my essays ended up on the first page of Hacker News. Here are all my lessons from getting featured.
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The Climate Care Industry

An entire industry is sprouting around mitigating the effects of climate change, capturing CO2, and creating sustainable technology. We need a term that will help establish these efforts as their own domain to help them succeed. I propose we start referring to this industry as Climate Care, similar to Healthcare.
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Ambient Allure and Spectacular Sights

In the Newsletter issue 59, you can hear all about our Grand Tour of Europe.
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Crypto is not an alternative to Capitalism

Blockchain technology promised to reinvent everything from the first principles and it arrived at a conclusion that capitalism is the most efficient way to allocate resources
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Alexander von Humboldt: the first Solarpunk

Humbolt was captivated by lush nature but loved humanity and the new technological developments. He believed that if we understand Nature and the laws governing her, we can create a sustainable future. He was the first Solarpunk and here are his ideas
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Solarpunk Art Contest

I am helping to fund a Solarpunk Art Contest, with prizes of $18,500. Show us a nice future so we can build it.
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Computer Science and Psychology? How does that work?

The challenges of the future are in the seams of things. Studying both Computer Science and Psychology has taught me the value of transdisciplinary understanding, and how our most pressing challenges require polymaths.
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Registering german SIM from Lidl as a foreigner (in 2021)

Lidl Connect is a prepaid SIM from Lidl Germany. It works in the entire EU, but you need a few tricks to activate it. Here are my secrets.
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When are these nomads working? Travel productivity surprise

Piszek family is on the road and exploring how nomads are able to do anything while traveling. The answer may surprise you. Or not, this is not a clickbait.
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We need people who know what they are talking about

In the 56th issue of Deliberate Internet, I rant a little about advice and software from theoreticians, explore hard work and marvel at crabs. Check it out!
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The interconnected mess of it all

World is a complex and messy place. But chopping it up into small pieces and separate sciences is not the answer. Read more about Monism and the perils of early retirement in 55th issue of my newsletter. Also, concrete.
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Modne Problemy (Paul Graham)

Nawet w nowych, pełnych możliwości dziedzinach wszyscy pracują nad tymi samymi kilkoma rzeczami. Czemu tak jest? Przeczytaj w tłumaczeniu eseju “Fashionable Problems” autorstwa @paulg
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Forest rebouncing, modern farmers, and LinkedIn psychopaths

In 54th issue of the Deliberate Internet, I share some good news about the trees, state of modern farming and disturbing news from LinkedIn-land.
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Book: The Scientist in The Crib

“The Scientist in the Crib” explores how children explore the world using scientific methods or – the scientific method is built on the framework that children use to explore the world.
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Book: Of Wolves and Men by Barry Lopez

The truth is we know little about the wolf. What we know a good deal more about is what we imagine the wolf to be. This was a very sad book to read. Humanity has dealt the wolves great injustice, blaming them for everything under the sun (and the moon), and then some more. Barry
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Oldschool Internet & The Blockchain

Oldschool Internet and Open Standards are under assault from big corporations. Blockchain can help.
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Tales To Inspire Climate Solutions, not Tales To Condemn

In the 53rd issue of Deliberate Internet, I focus on Tales to inspire constructive climate solutions, Tesla, Efficiency of Beauty and Potato Paradox.
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Farmers always Worked From Home

Farmers effectively work from home, and in the past majority of the population was farming. What can they teach us about Work-Life Balance?
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Solarpunk is the future I want

In 51st issue, I discovered Solarpunk. You should check it out.
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Learn to delegate by hiring a Virtual Assistant

I hired a Virtual Assistant to train my delegation muscle. It was a huge success.
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Organic Governmental Disruption

Blockchain technology can be a powerful tool for governance. However, I think it’s more helpful as part of the current system, and not an alternative.
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What would you do if you had 5 months off?

In the 50th issue of my newsletter, I ponder my plans for the 5-month leave.
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Three principles of creating an antifragile plan

In the 49th issue of the Deliberate Internet, I share my framework for antifragile plans.
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Travelling Salesman, Youtube Algorithm and Basecamp Drama

In the 48th issue of Deliberate Internet, you can hear all about Basecamp Drama, hacking Youtube algorithm for a better you, travelling salesmen, and Hieronymus Bosh.
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How Starcraft can help your career.

Did you know that Starcraft 2 is remastered, and free to play now? Or that it can help your career? Read about Starcraft, Factorio, Shopify and Apple in the 47th issue of Deliberate Internet.
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Addressing the unaddressed

Deliberate Internet 46 talks about Addressing schemes around the world, Bar sounds, Nirvana Fallacy, and Trees. Always trees.
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Competence is fractal. Plus transgenic trees.

This is an issue of my newsletter focusing on the psychological and technical aspects of the Internet, particularly remote work, online economy, and cognitive load. Sign up below to join the club Imagine being hired at your dream company. Finally, you move from the current pond limiting your potential to an ocean of new possibilities
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History is not that Deliberate

This is an issue of my newsletter focusing on the psychological and technical aspects of the Internet, particularly remote work, online economy, and cognitive load. Sign up below to join the club History is not only written by the winners. It’s also rewritten by people with an agenda. Scholars and experts not only scour past
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Welcome to the talent wars

The new sought-after resource will be talent. Cities like Miami are already actively fighting for tax dollars of location independent workers.
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Penguins and Effective Advice.

In 42nd issue of the Deliberate Internet, we chat about giving actionable advice, and that what you do in your bed is your business, even if that means business.
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