Articulate

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by Articulate 14y ago
"Set limitations for your work" I think this is one of the single most important components of creating anything of value. It is very difficult to innovate on a blank and limitless canvas. Barry Schwartz wrote an excellent book about how
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Loved this- and it is right in line with the skier- I am reminded of a Pearl Jam lyric- "if he only knew now what he knew then."
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Yea I don't make much money as an editor. see: http://www.articulateventures.com/thoughts-on-being-an-emplo...
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EwanToo I am the writer- those two guys just showed me the site. I used to blog on my company website (for like a month) but I quit because it never went anywhere- but when it gets posted here people talk about it- comment etc. made me wan
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Gypsies and Jet-setters: Bruce Sterling at 2006 (archetyp.al)
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Right? It is so frustrating that the easiest way to make more money in a company is by getting into the management track- so then you have non-tech experts overseeing projects that require sophisticated knowledge- startups have the benefit
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by Articulate 14y ago
This article does a great job of showing how AI can use shortcuts to figure out the next best move.
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A mental steam shovel part two: the algorithm - Archetypal(archetyp.al)
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by Articulate 14y ago
Independent contractors can get pretty beat up in situations like this- there are really strict rules about the price increases a contractor can ask for from one year to the next- and often it is less than 5% and those contractors aren't ab
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by Articulate 14y ago
There are a few places that people deeply want to work at because of the type of work you will be able to do- getting into that bureaucracy is the only way to do it- (NASA, The United Nations, The World Bank) at these places you get work th
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by Articulate 14y ago
It is so obvious that there is a problem- but everyone wants to protect themselves from lawsuits-- I don't foresee it getting fixed anytime soon-
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by Articulate 14y ago
I went through the process because I really wanted to work for an international organization with a lot of prestige (the U.N. the World Bank or the I.M.F.
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Open letter to bad email writers(articulateventures.com)
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