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Time management tricks I learned from years of hating Tim Ferris (of the 4 hour work week)
(blog.penelopetrunk.com)
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1. its better to rest on the walkway - not seeing any disagreement about this one. 2. its better to run off the walkway. Why? Walking normally is more expensive (in terms of time required to cover N distance) than walking on the walkway
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I'd love to see a prisoner's dilemma experiment via MTurk. These tend to be financial in nature, though; can you set variable payment rates per task, depending on external factors?
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This reminds me of that spider jpeg someone tried to pay a bill with a while back. How do you know that the mp3 has actually been deleted from the user's computer? Other than heavy-handed DRM, I don't see how that would be possible. For
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A bit late for the comment, but, if the containers are sealed, then isn't cooling required after all?
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What about variability and stride? A teacher's performance is likely to vary daily, as well between years. How do we know, rejecting a mediocre teacher, that she wouldn't have blossomed into a superstar? How do we know that the trigonome
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What would the union be, though? 99% of programmers would not be overly ecstatic at 10x payments for stars. Are you suggesting a Rockstar Programmer Union, MENSA qualification required to join? Perhaps what Rockstar Programmers need are A
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What if it rains?
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Had this idea just now. pg's reason for hackernews, from what I understood, was the decreasing quality of conversation on reddit. It may be interesting to see if this can be measured and qualified, and what applications this may have. The
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A metric for measuring the growing entropy on social news sites.
(tinypaste.com)
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looks to be back up
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Reminds me of http://str8.to/lock-stock-opening-scene
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Its interesting to me that he's not making eye contact. Does that project confidence ("I don't need to look at you to know that I've got your attention"), or am I overthinking this?
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If you're interested in myers-briggs, you may want to check out the http://str8.to/my-type-facebook app.
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You get the benefit of inertia, if nothing else. Then again, I can't imagine how difficult this thing would be to take uphill.
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Would't the experience of actually founding a start-up be a more valuable way to spend two years then working as an intern/executive assistant in a successful one?
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Interesting idea. How are you going to keep signal vs noise ratios worthwhile for Journalists? If I'm launching a start-up and want to have to send out a press release, I need to either hire a PR agency or find a list of people I should e
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Yes; but what would you call the industry as a whole, do you think?
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(just found this) lifehacker is calling them "url shrinkers" - http://str8.to/best-url-shrinkers .
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Ask HN: Is there a name for the 'web shortcut' services? (tinyurl, tinypaste, cli.gs, etc)
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From the newspaper: Lehman Brothers 2006 ad. Golden: http://screencast.com/t/K7LKB5ncGqj
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The firetruck seems difficult to pull off, even with a helicopter. Perhaps its a 3D cardboard model? Anyone know?
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http://utest.com
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Didn't like it, personally. The book cherry-picked examples to suit its thesis from the first page. Not that there isn't Wisdom in Crowds, but J.S didn't do himself any favors by picking and choosing facts. What would be interesting, woul
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Anyone know how the API compares to Kongregate's?
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It tracks you by your email. Well, that was simple. Get a professional vs personal email, if you don't have both already, and manage them both using Gmail ( http://look.fo/how-to-manage-multiple-email-accounts-from-gm... ). Potentially, bu
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Yes, precisely. This is how Facebook moved to address the initial news feed/mini feed issues. The current start-up is likely to be under similar constraints; unless they're everybody's friend, only publicly accessible information should be
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The argument against this startup is the same argument that was made when Facebook introduced the news feed; namely, that there is a difference in terms of the privacy of merely having publicly available data and aggregating that very data.
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* look.fo ( http://look.fo ) / str8.to ( http://str8.to ) - a sort of insta-tinyurl that uses Google search results to create on the fly links. For example, see http://look.fo/hacker-news and http://str8.to/hacker-news ). Q: Isn't thi
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By that logic, wouldn't you have to claim startups aren't businesses unless they have funding? I mean, I guess that's arguable...
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