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aik
15y ago
Yes very much so.
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aik
15y ago
Good question. With my understanding, being that Greplin has access to all private information, they have an incredible amount of power -- in fact more than Google who just has one/two aspect(s) (albeit large ones). Just for the sake of p
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aik
15y ago
I would get seriously excited about this if I could install it on my own server and keep my own index. I'm a bit hesitant giving them access to all my data to all my accounts, in exchange for a small convenience. It is pretty impressive, t
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aik
15y ago
Why do they use nearly the same orange as HN? Isn't that bad for creating their own image?
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aik
16y ago
I wonder if others feel the same way: I think one reason I'm so fascinated by certain abstract mathematical concepts (like this one), in addition to certain theoretical physics concepts that prod at the root of how everything works, is in t
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aik
16y ago
I'm glad this article exists. How can a person honestly argue that another person should have spent their time elsewhere or researched in a different manner? Feynman wrote a lot about how he was forced into researching in certain methods a
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aik
16y ago
I'm not having the best experience. I sent an e-mail TO my new opera e-mail address and it bounced. I sent an e-mail OUT OF my new opera e-mail account and it failed "Bad Request: User [masked] was not found."
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aik
16y ago
Yeah, though I doubt very many people format the card when trying it (the size did look correct beforehand). Though, he did let me try several cards so maybe you're right. He was also selling (very clearly to me anyway) fake iPod Nano devi
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aik
16y ago
Here's my sad Chinese sd card experience. The state of things there depresses me: When I was in Beijing I went to a regular store to buy an SD card for my camera. I asked them to let me try the cards in my camera before purchasing, so I d
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aik
16y ago
I'm hooked. Please explain how?
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aik
16y ago
I don't understand, why exactly don't they understand any of those things? I would expect them to be exceptional at them.
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aik
16y ago
I'm not entirely sure about this...what's their timeline? I live in Australia and seeing Australia on the list was a huge surprise.
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aik
16y ago
Yeah I agree that he did gloss over some of the other Khan features. About the method the video talks about -- I bought some audio-only lessons for learning French once by Micheal Thomas that (for me anyway) confirms this method. On the au
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aik
16y ago
Interesting idea. However, the voting metaphor is incorrect here, (as I think you even said). The only thing it really solves is that it determines what learning style is dominant. If there existed an easy or common way of determining mos
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aik
16y ago
2 points: 1. Having quizzes post-video is still different than having a different teaching style. In terms of learning outcomes, the two styles could potentially be equal, however in terms of student motivation/engagement/interest, they a
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aik
16y ago
I remember reading in a book ("Sparks of Genius") that he went to a very specialized school. The book talked about there being a focus on the importance of conceptualization/visualization. If I remember correctly, the example that was giv
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aik
16y ago
Are the rolling blackouts happening all over Tokyo? Are people in Tokyo going to work and are kids going to their schools now just like before? Good luck to you.
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aik
16y ago
Apple's money generating machine is on a roll for sure. There's absolutely no reason why Apple couldn't have included most of those features in the initial iPad. I agree that the smart cover is completely genius (especially as a marketing
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aik
16y ago
>> Anyone can give away fifty million dollars No they can't. Giving away money is incredibly difficult for most people regardless of how much they have. So yes, it is is an act of good will and speaks of one's character. That bei
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aik
16y ago
Yeah I've had the same problem once in a while, in addition to some others. Not sure what the fix is. It seems to sometimes work for me.
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aik
16y ago
John Taylor Gatto talks about this particular phenomena in his book "Weapons of Mass Instruction". Just looking at the way our school systems treats teens is enough to come to a full understanding of why teens develop so slowly. Most teen
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16y ago
Thanks for the response. I don't think the reason customers aren't buying isn't because our prices are too high (we somewhat have competition and they're all more expensive), I think it's more of a case where they don't see a need for the
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16y ago
It's a new product in a fairly untapped technophobic market for businesses with already tight margins. The businesses currently mostly only have paper solutions or crap homegrown access solutions. The key is that our product, although it h
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aik
16y ago
I'm in a startup with a B2B product where we have found a few "visionary customers" and have had them on board for a year or so already. They have been essential in the development of a number of essential features of our product. What we
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16y ago
Regardless of whether it's elitist[1] or not -- isn't the fact that the videos are available to the world wonderful? To me it seems like they want the world to be informed and hence inspired by all the great things people are doing in the
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aik
16y ago
My Buzz tab was completely public by default. That's annoying.
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aik
16y ago
For TacFit, what resources do you have (or would recommend)? I found one very shady looking website selling some DVDs and a book...
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aik
16y ago
I don't understand Gruber's conclusion, starting with: “It’s in Apple’s DNA that technology is not enough.” Firstly, what does Steve Jobs mean by that? I believe simply that Apple is where "Technology meets Liberal Arts". Gruber seems to t
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aik
16y ago
That's interesting. I was thinking last night whether it would benefit HN to be structured more like Quora. Naturally in some discussions I would love to see it, however in others perhaps not. HN places focus on good comments more than a
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aik
16y ago
Your last point is exactly what needs to happen. Let me just add that on top of cultural and societal components, there's a massive system (the current school system) that would have to be redesigned as well. The amount of checks and bala
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