Psyonic

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   by Psyonic 17y ago

   Do these work for people with good eyesight already?
2. 662.▲
   by Psyonic 17y ago

   Why two showers?
3. 663.▲
   by Psyonic 17y ago

   It'd be nice if a group like that could have a simple admission test. I'm not trying to exclude people that are actually interested, but something really simple just to keep out the whiners could be useful.
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   by Psyonic 17y ago

   Thanks for posting this. It provided the best explanation so far (for me, at least) of the law that so pissed off Joe Stack.
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   by Psyonic 17y ago

   Nicely done. I've needed this countless times. This looks like it'd be a perfect fit for the mac dashboard... do you know if something like this exists, or how hard it'd be to make?
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   by Psyonic 17y ago

   In Gladwell's article it says Gates is an investor.
7. 667.▲
   by Psyonic 17y ago

   Good observation. I think you're right ;)
8. 668.▲
   by Psyonic 17y ago

   Ya, those are always fond memories. I remember when the mutalisk still shot a gas cloud... good times
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   by Psyonic 17y ago

   The beta specifically, or just sc2? The actual game will be mac compatible.
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    It also kept it from aging quite as quickly. I can still play most sprite based super nintendo games, but most n64 games make me gag. Early 3d is pretty hideous.
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    The original wasn't memorable?
12. 672.▲
    by Psyonic 17y ago

    I remember reading his blog a few times. Pretty cool that it landed him a job. Do you know what he does there, exactly?
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    An interesting question. It could be be that. Could also just be an example of what could happen in a country with a highly educated populace and highly-available broadband internet. If you have a choice of not just a few, but all teachers,
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    I'm not part of this beta, and I wouldn't pay $300 for a key either, but I've participated in Blizzard's betas before, and I have to say there is something kind of special about it. I'm not just talking about bragging rights... it's about p
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    Making the metric well known can really screw systems up. Take google, for instance. Their original idea of link reputation was clever, but once it became known people came up with ways to game it, and now a large portion of internet exists
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    There are teachers who broadcast their lessons online who are currently doing this and making much more money than normal. This is becoming especially big right now in South Korea: http://english.ntdtv.com/ntdtv_en/ns_life/2009-07-15/47658
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    One of the best ways to improve your wealth is imperialism, i.e. taking what isn't yours, but on a grand scale. It has worked for royalty forever, and while it's out in the open, nothing was ever done about it. What did the royalty do in Ar
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    I can't vouch for it, but it already exists: http://www.lavabit.com/
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    I'm with you on that. If everyone presented their opinions with as much thought and research as she has here, we'd all be a lot more informed.
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    I'm no expert on the best way to get readers, but I felt the article was extremely well written. It honestly felt like it belonged in a publication.
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    The demand for bribes is one thing... I can get over that. But a teen already using passive-voice apologies, ala "a line was crossed," now that I can't abide!
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    I was the same way. I'd have been much more interested in attending a real tech event (CES, perhaps), than something called "Teens in Tech." That said, it could be a good event, I really know nothing about it.
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    "That's why we have no entrepreneurs anymore. Life is too easy without them." Any evidence to support a decline in entrepreneurs? The internet seems to be overflowing with them.
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    Did you join MSFT straight out of college? If so, that's amazing money for only 4 years experience... or at least it seems that way to me
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    Your early life doesn't sound too far off from mine, minus the stint in the Navy. Managing finances hasn't been a big problem for me, but achieving some other goals of mine has. Do you think your habit of tracking everything came about as y
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    I'm almost certain there is. It's apparent in most of British culture. I even read an article recently about different approaches to sports throughout history that said basically the same thing. The greek/roman tradition was very hero focus
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    True, but Buffet (I believe) considers companies with Hero-CEO's as dangerous investments, as they have a single point of failure.
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    Not necessarily. As I commented elsewhere, I doubt any medical students would stay in school for the entirety of those 2 years, if they weren't going to be able to use that knowledge anyway.
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    I know what I wouldn't do: spend those 2 years in medical school trying to become a doctor.
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    by Psyonic 17y ago

    Unless they go on to have a meaningful life, why is helping them meaningful? I don't mean to be argumentative, I'm just curious.