adrianbye

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by adrianbye 14y ago
frans de waal is another along the same lines. check out the two sides of evolutionary psychology - the bonobos and the chimpanezee. the bonobos are the feminine, nice, friendly monkeys that are dying out. the chimpanzees are warlike and
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by adrianbye 14y ago
the page you links to cites one solo "debunking" study which was done by a guy named Dave Mech, who links to occupy wall street and likes "evolutionary biology and social justice": http://www.davemech.com/ people's personal views often in
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by adrianbye 14y ago
i left the bay area for the same reason
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by adrianbye 14y ago
or he's not, and this is a happy balance for him. not everything is what you see on tv
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by adrianbye 14y ago
its called "stimming". i do it too
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by adrianbye 14y ago
the problem is this method encourages hospitals and doctors to avoid taking the difficult cases. lets say you have a complicated problem which only has a 25% success rate. but due to these statistical models, nobody will do the procedure f
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by adrianbye 14y ago
i think its people like your GM friend that this startup is working to disrupt. a lot of backyard mechanics can do a great job very cheaply.
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by adrianbye 14y ago
i have a lot of confidence in reeds law and over time i think facebook will demonstrate how powerful it is (provided they keep things together well). the fb business model may be fairly simple today but in the future it will expand and expa
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by adrianbye 14y ago
why did kim go to the red room alone, presumably leaving his wife and kids to be handled by the intruders?
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by adrianbye 14y ago
do you think he had aspergers?
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by adrianbye 14y ago
i thought both the question and answer was good, but it didn't need to be first. i don't like fluff interviews, its too easy for critical areas not to be discussed. (i do quite a few interviews myself).
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by adrianbye 14y ago
its pretty hard to know what is important in the moment.
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by adrianbye 15y ago
what people generally miss about dropping out of college is that guys like bill gates, mark zuckerberg, etc drop out because they are working on something that is turning out to be absolutely massive. ie the alternative of staying in colleg
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by adrianbye 15y ago
same for me, except around 2003. RMS is a difficult guy but he tends to be right.
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by adrianbye 15y ago
Happy new year from tasmania, australia
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by adrianbye 15y ago
please let us know where you move to. i'm also disappointed by the lack of good options
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by adrianbye 15y ago
this isn't a big deal. just study project management and get really good at it. you'll learn how to execute well on projects and find yourself getting things completed
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by adrianbye 15y ago
amazon may end up solving this problem for us by becoming a good distribution outlet for music
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by adrianbye 15y ago
no, its real. and its a great way to test whether you have something with commercial value and build a userbase
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by adrianbye 15y ago
the social/behavioural problems of aspergers (autism spectrum disorder) are diagnosed in men at a 4x greater ratio than women.
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by adrianbye 15y ago
this can be dangerous thinking. sticking with a project that has no momentum for a long time can be a huge waste of time. better to focus on finding momentum as quick as possible either in the current project or abandon and find new one.
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by adrianbye 16y ago
maybe a smart MVP ;-)
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by adrianbye 16y ago
he can't support it. you're discussing the concept of "empty calories", just like alcohol has.
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by adrianbye 16y ago
excellent post and exactly what i suspected. i think the news should steer back to the middle east and libya in particular right now; thats where things hang in the balance and can impact billions of lives.
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by adrianbye 16y ago
so this means my headphones will work now with VOIP sip calls on my ipad?
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by adrianbye 16y ago
I worked with Sal when we were both at Oracle. one thing i think is that what he's doing with khan academy ties directly to his strengths. he was very good at explaining and teaching, and liked analyzing data.
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by adrianbye 16y ago
#2 in santo domingo
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by adrianbye 16y ago
its a massive market. the problem is the targeting. how do you target ads appropriately? everyone wants the high CPM ads, but nobody knows how they will perform. and you have to do a separate mailing each time
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by adrianbye 16y ago
yeah but costco generally gets very good deals in place; i've cross checked it numerous times. once groupon management catches wind of this it will be fixed; they can't afford the damage to their brand
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by adrianbye 16y ago
they're just people. there's plenty of countries out there

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