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"content": "So its about 4:30 AM and a few hours ago I ended day 4 of the newly started stream on twitch.tv/anders, which as the URL suggests, is sort of meant to be a platform for myself and whatever I end up doing there.<br /><br />The project is one Ive had in mind for a while for a number of diferent reasons and there has been a fair bit of worry tied to it, in my mind. I was not really sure what to expect out of the whole thing.. Its sort of hard to measure the succes of something if you dont know what the parameters are, if that makes any sense. But as I alluded to in the last post, one of the things I felt I had lost doing so many big events, was the slightly closer community connection, and I can already tell that I am enjoying having it back a lot more than I had even anticipated. Even if the chat is sometimes filled with people laughing at some fuckup or other, it still is a fun way to spend time with everyone.<br /><br />I dont know how you guys reading this live your lives, but I am in some ways a hyper individualistic person. I always have and probably always need projects that are just my own and that I have 100% control over. And if there is one thing you can be absolutely sure of in esports, is that you dont have control over very much that happens in general. There is a lot of politics and business and personal things that end up getting mixed together and at times it can be a bit much to try and keep on top of it. And I think during the last few months I have realised that I just didnt have enough tools to make myself happy that werent dependent on other people. I needed some things that I could pick up and put time into and the amount of \"feedback\" I got off of that investment of time would just be dependent on me.<br /><br />The stream is one of them, and the other one is going to the gym, which I will elaborate a bit on in a later post.<br /><br />So yeah, I dont know if this makes any sense to anyone else reading this, but so far I am very happy with how things are going, so a big thanks to everyone who has been tuning in and giving feedback so far, it really means a lot.",
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"content": "So its about 4:30 AM and a few hours ago I ended day 4 of the newly started stream on twitch.tv/anders, which as the URL suggests, is sort of meant to be a platform for myself and whatever I end up doing there.\n\nThe project is one Ive had in mind for a while for a number of diferent reasons and there has been a fair bit of worry tied to it, in my mind. I was not really sure what to expect out of the whole thing.. Its sort of hard to measure the succes of something if you dont know what the parameters are, if that makes any sense. But as I alluded to in the last post, one of the things I felt I had lost doing so many big events, was the slightly closer community connection, and I can already tell that I am enjoying having it back a lot more than I had even anticipated. Even if the chat is sometimes filled with people laughing at some fuckup or other, it still is a fun way to spend time with everyone.\n\nI dont know how you guys reading this live your lives, but I am in some ways a hyper individualistic person. I always have and probably always need projects that are just my own and that I have 100% control over. And if there is one thing you can be absolutely sure of in esports, is that you dont have control over very much that happens in general. There is a lot of politics and business and personal things that end up getting mixed together and at times it can be a bit much to try and keep on top of it. And I think during the last few months I have realised that I just didnt have enough tools to make myself happy that werent dependent on other people. I needed some things that I could pick up and put time into and the amount of \"feedback\" I got off of that investment of time would just be dependent on me.\n\nThe stream is one of them, and the other one is going to the gym, which I will elaborate a bit on in a later post.\n\nSo yeah, I dont know if this makes any sense to anyone else reading this, but so far I am very happy with how things are going, so a big thanks to everyone who has been tuning in and giving feedback so far, it really means a lot.",
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"content": "So now for some kind of actual post..<br /><br />I've been doing a bit of soul searching lately, about what kind of life I would like to live and how I feel generally. I tried to summarized in my mind how the nature of casting has changed for me since early 2013. Definitely some things have improved, there are a lot more big events with big crowds, which is without a single doubt the best part of my job, it is what I love and enjoy the most.<br /><br />But back in 2013, 99% of the time casting involved sitting in my bedroom where there was a lot more, how can we put it -- fucking around, than you see now a days. There was also, a bit of a closer connection to the community because you would generally be able to look at, and even interact with the enormous but hilarious stupidity of twitch chat. Studio and stadium events dont really allow for that, and I dont imagine it would fit well with those types of products anyway. But as I was trying to figure what I was missing or what I wanted more of, it was kind of that, the ability to interact a bit more than you can generally do on twitter or through a studio/event type cast.<br /><br />Before I left for Kiev, I did some casual streaming which some evenings degenerated into random talking and improvised Q and As, and other times just to laughing and having fun with friends. Regardless, it made me want me to do it a lot more, so one of the things I am curious about is whether or not any of you guys out there would be interested in that kind of thing?<br /><br />I also am not sure if I should stick to CSGO, or also try and venture into streaming whatever other games I play, which really arent that many. I am not sure how regularly I will be able to do this kind of thing, but I will try and aim for something reasonable in the beginning and we'll see how it goes. <br /><br />anyway, thanks for reading everyone, let me know what you think!<br /><br />//edit <br /><br />In case it wasnt clear from the original post, I wasnt considering swapping out live events over streaming, I was thinking more about what happens between the events!",
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"content": "So now for some kind of actual post..\n\nI've been doing a bit of soul searching lately, about what kind of life I would like to live and how I feel generally. I tried to summarized in my mind how the nature of casting has changed for me since early 2013. Definitely some things have improved, there are a lot more big events with big crowds, which is without a single doubt the best part of my job, it is what I love and enjoy the most.\n\nBut back in 2013, 99% of the time casting involved sitting in my bedroom where there was a lot more, how can we put it -- fucking around, than you see now a days. There was also, a bit of a closer connection to the community because you would generally be able to look at, and even interact with the enormous but hilarious stupidity of twitch chat. Studio and stadium events dont really allow for that, and I dont imagine it would fit well with those types of products anyway. But as I was trying to figure what I was missing or what I wanted more of, it was kind of that, the ability to interact a bit more than you can generally do on twitter or through a studio/event type cast.\n\nBefore I left for Kiev, I did some casual streaming which some evenings degenerated into random talking and improvised Q and As, and other times just to laughing and having fun with friends. Regardless, it made me want me to do it a lot more, so one of the things I am curious about is whether or not any of you guys out there would be interested in that kind of thing?\n\nI also am not sure if I should stick to CSGO, or also try and venture into streaming whatever other games I play, which really arent that many. I am not sure how regularly I will be able to do this kind of thing, but I will try and aim for something reasonable in the beginning and we'll see how it goes. \n\nanyway, thanks for reading everyone, let me know what you think!\n\n//edit \n\nIn case it wasnt clear from the original post, I wasnt considering swapping out live events over streaming, I was thinking more about what happens between the events!",
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"content": "Hello everyone,<br /><br />welcome to my first minds.com post. I originally made a facebook account because I wanted to be able to type longer status updates about my life and whatever else was going. The problem is, the facebook algorithm that decides who gets to see what from your page is fairly stupid, and as a result it just doesnt really seem like the best place for that sort of thing, at least at the moment.<br /><br />I also generally like the philosophy behind minds and its commitment to free speech.<br /><br />You're very welcome to follow me on here, I will try and keep updates about things that are on my mind.",
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"published": "2017-04-05T22:48:40+00:00",
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"content": "Hello everyone,\n\nwelcome to my first minds.com post. I originally made a facebook account because I wanted to be able to type longer status updates about my life and whatever else was going. The problem is, the facebook algorithm that decides who gets to see what from your page is fairly stupid, and as a result it just doesnt really seem like the best place for that sort of thing, at least at the moment.\n\nI also generally like the philosophy behind minds and its commitment to free speech.\n\nYou're very welcome to follow me on here, I will try and keep updates about things that are on my mind.",
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