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by bedris 15y ago
I thought this was an excellent point by Reid: “Contrary to what many bestselling authors and motivational gurus would have you believe, there is not a ‘true self’ deep within that you can uncover via introspection and that will point you
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What If You're Not CEO Material?(inc.com)
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Warning: Banking May Be Hazardous To Your Health(online.wsj.com)
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Americans Elect(avc.com)
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Connections with Integrity - Reid Hoffman(strategy-business.com)
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by bedris 15y ago
I think it may be smart that AMD is focusing on easily-producible SoCs in products designed for emerging markets. Might be a better way to differentiate themselves than going head-to-head on performance.
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by bedris 15y ago
they must invent the company that will wipe Google out before someone else does it. That's a great turn of phrase. Nicely done!
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by bedris 15y ago
It would have been nice to see Amazon here as well. According to their SEC filing, Amazon's sales were 87.5% from products and 12.5% from services. Link: http://yahoo.brand.edgar-online.com/displayfilinginfo.aspx?F...
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by bedris 15y ago
There is already an FDA-approved therapeutic cancer vaccine that is sold by Dendreon for the treatment of prostate cancer (Provenge). Like this Roswell Park therapy linked to, Provenge also harnesses dendritic cells. More info on Provenge:
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by bedris 15y ago
Two good posts on the subject: http://hollaforthatdolla.com/2011/discussing-desired-salary-... http://hollaforthatdolla.com/2011/be-prepared-to-discuss-sal...
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How to Deal with Crappy People(jamesaltucher.com)
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Where's My Angel Broker?(dilbert.com)
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Dos & Don'ts Upon Taking a New Job(hunterwalk.com)
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A Year Without Fear - Scott Adams(online.wsj.com)
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by bedris 15y ago
What are some of these lessons (if you don't mind sharing)?
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Anti-Portfolio - Bessemer Venture Partners(bvp.com)
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Google: Parked Domains, Scraper Sites Targeted Among New Search Changes(searchengineland.com)
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by bedris 15y ago
“You’d like to think that since these institutions are getting the best students, the students who go there would have the best chances to succeed,” he says. “But if you take two students who have the same high school grade-point average a
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by bedris 15y ago
Just be careful with the ethidium bromide.
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by bedris 15y ago
The podcast also highlighted the importance of "failing fast," or figuring out what will or will not work as soon as possible, and adjusting accordingly. This iterative approach to finding success seems to pervade start-up culture, and in m
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by bedris 15y ago
Maybe some companies like the idea of you having a Github account (maps to "really into coding" on their candidate checklist) but don't have the time to actually evaluate the code that you've posted, due to having too many candidates/appl
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The Problem with Collecting Logos at Startups(bothsidesofthetable.com)
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by bedris 15y ago
... the ecosystem would quickly adapt to open peer review A reviewer's comments and critiques of a scientific manuscript often say as much, or more, about the reviewer than they do about the work. The current system should definitely be m
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by bedris 15y ago
Speaking of tracking pundits' predictions, whatever happened to Maciej Cegłowski's website, Wrong Tomorrow? www.wrongtomorrow.com seems to no longer be up and running.
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by bedris 15y ago
That would be a great little data mining project!
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by bedris 15y ago
That depends on your proclivities and the natural bent of your personality. Networking and marketing may not be as intellectually taxing as coding, but they can be physically and emotionally taxing when done in person for significant amount
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by bedris 15y ago
I don't think that it does. The algorithm makes it possible for users to see who they publicly interact with the most, but this information could be gleaned by viewing that person's wall postings or photo comments. Therefore, the algorithm
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Inside Pfizer's Palace Coup(features.blogs.fortune.cnn.com)
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Andy Hertzfeld on Google+, UI design and how Bob Dylan influenced the Mac(thenextweb.com)
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by bedris 15y ago
Very nice work by a high school student! However, the hypothesis that AMPK can protect cells from cisplatin-induced cytotoxicity has been around for about four years: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1582-4934.2009.... http:/

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