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by alexyim 16y ago
Right.. I don't really like the wording of the statement. But the article makes sense though. If already believe in someone, your "doubt" mental processes shouldn't be firing.
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The paralysis of unlimited opportunity(sethgodin.typepad.com)
1 points by alexyim 16y ago|0 comments
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by alexyim 16y ago
Because you're being a douchebag who is taking up way more space by having your laptop out and requiring a clearance to help prevent people from stepping into the danger zone where they might accidentally spill their drinks onto said laptop
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by alexyim 16y ago
Additionally, this seems to explain why some people are getting married and having children later. It's a combination of a lack of life experiences and financial unreadiness from school.
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by alexyim 17y ago
It seems like the article is making exercise more mysterious than it is. From what I've read, scientists seem to be more knowledgeable than the state of confusion this article is giving out. The benefit of exercise in terms of weight loss i
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by alexyim 17y ago
That's a saying that works only when things fail. But if you applied it to everything all the time, then no progress will be made.
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by alexyim 17y ago
How many times have you deleted an email when you wanted to send one?
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by alexyim 17y ago
I wonder if you can get the same effect by writing the email but clicking the "Delete" button instead
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by alexyim 17y ago
This article seems to be more of a personal attack on someone than disputing the facts. I haven't looked into Ted's background myself, but just going from this article, the accusation that he hasn't worked on a large system doesn't make the
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by alexyim 17y ago
Whoa angelfire.com It's like it's been in a time capsule
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by alexyim 17y ago
Just because there are accusations, doesn't mean that something is true. It's not like they have no ulterior motive for making accusations.
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by alexyim 17y ago
Great. Now I have this to try in addition to the Parents Test
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by alexyim 17y ago
Interesting.. I went from eating 2 meals a day to 5-6 for weightlifting. I eat a lot healthier (rarely go out), and have a high protein diet. I've gotten sick twice, but my immune system took care of that rather fast. I barely experienced a
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Dark Liquor Makes For Worse Hangovers(wired.com)
2 points by alexyim 17y ago|1 comments
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by alexyim 17y ago
A lot of fish oil is made from other sources of fish, such as sardines and anchovies.
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by alexyim 17y ago
He mentions in the article that the interviewees DO write code in his process
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by alexyim 17y ago
How did he get his follower count so high? http://twittercounter.com/dougw/all/followers It looks like the rapid growth started around 9/25
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by alexyim 17y ago
I thought this was about Paul.
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by alexyim 17y ago
Does anyone have the headphone jack specifications at hand? It'd be interesting to see what else could be done.
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Heroku: Announcing Huge Growth and New CEO(blog.heroku.com)
67 points by alexyim 17y ago|27 comments
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by alexyim 17y ago
What explains all the bad designs out there then?
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Making a resolution independent UI(blog.wolfire.com)
29 points by alexyim 17y ago|14 comments
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The Value of Game Ideas(blog.wolfire.com)
34 points by alexyim 17y ago|20 comments
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by alexyim 17y ago
Why would you have that many bookmarks? Trying to make search engines obsolete?
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by alexyim 17y ago
Funny, Ferriss also recommends The Art of Learning http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2008/05/25/the-multitas...
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by alexyim 17y ago
Agreed. On top of that, Apple really isn't spending that much to create this platform. Once it's made, it requires a bit of overhead but basically the revenue from this should cover it.
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The GE Windmill (an experiment in augmented reality)(collegehumor.com)
4 points by alexyim 18y ago|1 comments
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Create your own Skittles.com sensation(skittlr.com)
8 points by alexyim 18y ago|3 comments
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Mashable, Disqus [YC S07] and UberVU Launch Social Media Comments(mashable.com)
15 points by alexyim 18y ago|5 comments
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by alexyim 18y ago
I like the location bar completion. It's a mixture of Safari/old Firefox's completion (+ faster speed) and the new Spotlight/FF3 style autocomplete. I think this is one example of good attention to detail on Apple's part.

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