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   by bkj123 17y ago

   very interesting. I wonder if this architecture would make for a good mpp database appliance - something that is lean and very focused and somewhat power hungry!
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   by bkj123 17y ago

   Thanks for the great info profquail!
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   by bkj123 17y ago

   I can't believe this post has over 35 comments (+1 for mine)
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   programming input meets business idea

   2 points by bkj123 17y ago|1 comments
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   by bkj123 17y ago

   Hello amichail. What do you mean by 'interactive webinars'? Can you give a few examples? Thanks.
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   by bkj123 17y ago

   continuing with RK, natch, and patio11, I'd really like to know more about the survey parameters. For instance... 1. Does anyone know which stores were surveyed? 2. Did it include stores that do not carry iphones (Are there such stores i
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   by bkj123 17y ago

   hello dpcan. what software do you use on linux for the tasks you mention - contact mgt, cal, todos, etc. Do you sync with other devices like an ipod or cell phone? Thanks.
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   by bkj123 18y ago

   When not working at a client, I work from home. I tried renting a very small office but almost went crazy from the isolation and it was not cheap. Now, when I need to get out of the house, I hit the library, coffee shops, or a Jelly ( htt
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   by bkj123 18y ago

   What do you mean by "SAS isn't about science, it's about administration"
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    I ask what their ultimate work situation would be (environment, tools, etc.) and what environment they would avoid like the the plague. Then I keep an eye out for them, offer support/assistance, and refer them to others that can help.
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    Great info Ahoyhere. Thanks for posting. Like how you break them down. Also, writting the goals looks to be critical.
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    I've heard so many times that writing them down (and reviewing them daily) is critical to success. Thanks for the post.
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    interesting about the rebeling part. Really like smacklet, thanks for mentioning it.
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    Nice post RiderOfGiraffes. Can you give some detail of you GTD system - paper? application? how you turn goals into next actions? etc. Thank you.
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    Good point palish. sounds like focusing on the small goals keeps everything on track. Maybe you are breaking down the big goals without even knowing and thus, having success. Thank you for posting.
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    Thanks Ryan for posting. Do you find that the time of the day matters? For example, do you practice on the piano first thing in the morning? I've found that the longer in the day I do something, the more chance I have of not doing it.
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    fantastic system pistoriusp. How long did it take you to come to this point of the system?
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    Thanks for the post gaius. Makes sense and what I like in your case is that you gave yourself time to do it. Alot different than saying I need to have some big huge thing done tomorrow and setting yourself up for failure. Also, like the
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    It seems one of the hardest, but smartest, things to do is get started on something. Sometimes, anything will do. But your idea of having things that are fun (easier to get yourself going) and somewhat productive make for a better change
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    Do you set goals?

    29 points by bkj123 18y ago|38 comments
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    Thank you for the input.
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    different class.
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    good story lallysingh. I've been amazed at how many leaders in their fields are willing to give their time and input, especially if you respect their time. Two quick stories: 1. Once emailed a prominent venture capitalist/technologist a qu
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    great info alex! best of luck with the interview. if appropriate, tell us how it goes.
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    didn't put it up at squidoo. if interested, I just posted it to http://www.jonesinsight.com/alt_mba.html .
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    I'm sure he got a million applications so I can see the canned response but it was a bit over the top. Maybe it's just his way and it is only one instance. Plus, let's face it, he's in the driver's seat as far as this is concerned.
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    My Seth Godin decline letter. Thoughts?

    45 points by bkj123 18y ago|73 comments
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    at first I thought "are you kidding me, someone actually tracked this?" and then I found myself being by pulled by an invisible force to find how many pages he read from his "favorites" - 50,623
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    maybe we can do this for engadget, craigslist, and mansion impossible as well
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    by bkj123 18y ago

    good points. Maybe I need to try another client like Tbird. The multiple machines is a no-no believe - I one time rec'd a gmail message along the line of "too many connections".