Albert Camus’ Absurdism | Daniel Miessler
In absurdist philosophy, the Absurd arises out of the fundamental disharmony between the individual’s search for meaning and the meaninglessness...
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Building a Domain Reputation API
I thought it’d be useful recently to take a list of email addresses, say from sales leads, and determine how...
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Four Types of Project | Daniel Miessler
If we classify projects into four categories by important vs. unimportant, and interesting vs. unpleasant, we can assess what happens...
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Interesting Analysis of Karl Marx’s Writing
I’ve not read much Marx. What I know of his work reduces to knowing what others think about what they’ve...
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The Idiotic Irony of Opposing Equality for Homosexuals
In all the opposition to equal marriage rights for homosexuals I find only one possible line of legitimacy. That line...
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A Reminder About Jobs and Profit
It’s important to remember something about jobs: every industry is trying as hard as it can to automate human workers...
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Embracing the Illusion of Free Will
Image from maniacsworld I am often asked how I square the circle of recognizing that free will doesn’t exist but...
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Free Will Revisited | Daniel Miessler
At a recent team meetup in Atlanta I had the chance to talk to someone who actually enjoyed hearing about...
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At a recent team meetup in Atlanta I had the chance to talk to someone who actually enjoyed hearing about...
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Impostor Syndrome | Daniel Miessler
The impostor syndrome, sometimes called impostor phenomenon or fraud syndrome, is a psychological phenomenon in which people are unable to...
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Information Security Resilience | Daniel Miessler
Imagine what would have happened if, on September 13th, 2001, the President of the United States had said the following:...
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On the Argument That Conservatives Give More to Charity
I have many conservative friends who love to throw this argument at me when I speak of their lack of...
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