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Pamar
12y ago
What I'd really like to see is a sample of how they managed minutes for their brainstorming sessions, and the same for the final design document, because I always on the look for how people can capture this kind of complex information
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Pamar
12y ago
Seconded. I'd love to be able to share this with friends/colleagues.
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What if Everyone in the World Became a Vegetarian?
(slate.com)
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Pamar
13y ago
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Pamar
13y ago
The problem is that "intuition, adaptability, and general experience" are difficult to test for in the limited time of a job interview.
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Ask HN: Suggestions for "overview books"
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Pamar
13y ago
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Pamar
13y ago
Yep, I have started using a normal calories tracking app (one using a food DB) with great success, so I would absolutely love something that made the process less tedious but I have the same doubts: how can this work with any reasonable acc
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A hand-held scanner for allergens, chemicals, nutrients, calories in food.
(indiegogo.com)
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Pamar
13y ago
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Pamar
13y ago
I am Italian, I have at least a vague idea of what Wabi Sabi is (I study ShoDo with a Japanese teacher), and you are wrong: the two terms are not even close, sorry.
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Pamar
13y ago
Isn't this basically what Stephen Wolfram was describing in "A new kind of science"?
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Pamar
13y ago
Also, have a look at this to better explain my problems in using UML for practical purposes: https://files.ifi.uzh.ch/rerg/amadeus/publications/papers/IW...
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Pamar
13y ago
I work on corporate level custom webapps. The main two areas where you have to be careful to design things correctly and to be able to convey your ideas to end users (in clear, unambiguous terms) are - in my experience, at least: - Database
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Pamar
13y ago
Sorry but this is pretty naive. The link you proposed is for a Chess variant. Now, in an abstract game like Chess, I may agree that using a square grid (and allowing diagonal moves) may be ok. In a wargame, though, or anything trying to "si
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OReilly tests automatic synch of ebooks to your Dropbox accounts
(thegeekblog.co.uk)
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Pamar
14y ago
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