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Success = Self-Confidence + Humility(makinghandmadebooks.blogspot.com)
2 points by 7402 14y ago|0 comments
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by 7402 14y ago
The first time I rented a car, I spent 10 minutes reading the rental agreement. I don't do that any more; I just glance at it and sign it. I am not a lawyer. Suppose a rental car matter ended up court. I would rather not have to say to the
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by 7402 15y ago
I filed my first bug report on Sunday, 3 days ago. I got a response today. I've been a registered Apple Developer for about a year.
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by 7402 15y ago
I question whether one second-hand tweet is a useful data point. I have ridden BART most workdays for the past 7 years. I have encountered trains with stuck doors a several times, and on none of those occasions was the train put out of serv
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by 7402 15y ago
I was shocked by this question. I'm 56 and I've worked at a variety of SF Bay Area companies since 1984 as a software engineer. It's been my experience that if you love coding and you keep learning new languages and technologies, then you c
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by 7402 16y ago
(Woz did go back to Berkeley later, and got his undergraduate degree in 1986.)
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by 7402 16y ago
By posting someone's e-mail address in a very public web site, you are just making it that much more accessible to spammers. It is easier to spider news.ycombinator.com than to do so for many whois repositories, some of which explicitly try
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by 7402 16y ago
To provide another data point: I had essentially the same experience at Boston Logan airport a week ago. When I said I would prefer not to go through the scanner, the TSA agent said into her radio "I have a male opt-out." I was calm and res
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by 7402 16y ago
As I once said, "Originality is the art of concealing your sources."
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Psychology Researcher Investigates Mindfulness(harvardmagazine.com)
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by 7402 16y ago
Hiring is not easy. Hiring the wrong person is hugely worse than not hiring anyone at all. The easiest hire is someone with whom you've already worked and who is known to be reliable. But once you've exhausted that pool, you're with the res
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by 7402 16y ago
"Universities are repositories of learning because students enter knowing everything, and leave knowing nothing."
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by 7402 16y ago
It depends on the business. I worked at one company where we even kept roadmap information secret from the sales department, for fear that it would leak to customers and stall current sales to customers who might just wait for the newer pro