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Series of articles written by Eric Sink http://www.ericsink.com/scm/source_control.html He is also currently working a book on the same topic. A lot of his recent articles are about his experiments with various version control systems and
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Make sure you think and talk about your idea so much that you understand it so intimately and can visualise it so vividly that you get really excited at the thought of it succeeding. Talk to as many people as you can, and learn what you h
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All good links. Thanks for sharing. Another list of books for IR http://researchonsearch.blogspot.com/2005/12/information-ret...
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(Content in a single page) http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-04-07/th... In the middle of all the chemical names, this is the only one that stayed “Start acclimating to uncertainty as a way of life.” :)
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Yes. This will be similar to "committing to a release date" (no matter what) and figuring out ways to achieve the same. We can also draw other parallels like "keep improving" (without incurring long-term debts ).
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tying the release date to the calendar, not to any particular feature (Just thinking aloud) Can this be applied to other areas (like "learn Language X" )?
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From PG's article "Ideas for Startups" [ http://www.paulgraham.com/ideas.html ] "...to attack hard problems you need powerful solvents. I find math is a good source of metaphors good enough that it's worth studying just for that..."
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Chennai, India
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Pretty moving story wonderfully written!!
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DSL interview with Martin Fowler(blog.jaoo.dk)
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GNOME team migrating to GIT(mail.gnome.org)
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* I wanted to see more movies in the list (in Up&Coming page) and set it to 100. Now, when I hover over the links towards the bottom of the list, the visuals (such as the movie poster) are no longer in my view. * Some description/taglin
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The story of 4 immigrant kids participating in the national underwater bot championship(wired.com)
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Besides the article, I found the take on Google logo interesting. Cool!
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Great! Good luck to the team.
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As others have mentioned - a great experience to watch PG writing essays. However, I was put off by the speed. Is this because PG was typing so fast or is it the player? Is it possible to control the speed (other than the Prev/Next link a
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A (possibly) related blog post "Enterprise Software is boring" ( http://ravimohan.blogspot.com/2006/07/but-martin-enterprise-... )
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Artificial Stupidity(novaspivack.typepad.com)
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Agreed. Not knowing the author is all the more better as the response will be not clouded by "OMG, he created Erlang :)"
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The said author is Joe Armstrong (of Erlang fame)
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Why OO Sucks(sics.se)
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Perhaps developers are using Live.com instead of Google? I'd accept that if it were just the Microsoft languages, but LAMP programmers leaving Google for Live.com? I don't think so. Something real is happening. insight :)
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It would be cool to have this feature on a per-submission basis. Like someone consistently making good arguments in a submission vs someone trying to de-rail the thread.
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10 years of Game AI papers archive from AAAI(ai-blog.net)
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...Let's all of us who consider ourselves human beings and who want the internet to continue as a forum for free and frank debate get together and decide on a few rules of engagement... This, I believe, is what HN offers me today. Cheers
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How to do Research (a student guide)(nonoscience.info)
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Reading the first half of the comment, I was about to ask why people are the way they are, but your reference to Outliers stopped me. Thanks. I will have a look at Outliers.
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(Not trying to be rhetoric, but a honest question ever since I encountered Rand's works) If, as a society, everyone is a "Value Creator", will we still require a government? What would be the job of the government then? "gives a false sense
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Atlas Shrugged?
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# You can try to control people, or you can try to have a system that represents reality. I find that knowing what's really happening is more important than trying to control people. My take away from the whole list.

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