chegra84

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by chegra84 17y ago
Three ways: 1) I see something I like and want it done better. 2) Randomly, enters my head. Like connecting stuff. This happens alot when I walk. 3) Observing a need 4) Testing out a new theory :D(I should stop doing these they are unprofit
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by chegra84 17y ago
Well, I'm just telling him what would make an easier buy-in for me. And I'm pretty certain they are others out there like me. Personally, I like to hear what would change someone's no to a yes, and this is the information I was trying to c
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by chegra84 17y ago
Well I mean like before i gave a email or anything like that. Maybe a link with a free example that can be browsed without any commitment.
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by chegra84 17y ago
Maybe just express the sentiments(text analysis) of the replies if they arent giving you permission. I think that is better, since alot of content is generated here.
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by chegra84 17y ago
It's not really appealling to me. More likely it's because I dont know the format, so what would be helpful is maybe an example magazine?(yes we like free stuff) I really dont want to read alot, so summaries are important as well as categor
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Michael Porter's Big Ideas(fastcompany.com)
1 points by chegra84 17y ago|0 comments
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by chegra84 17y ago
Scotland too
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by chegra84 17y ago
Correlation does not equal causation.
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by chegra84 17y ago
He is actually talking about warm fuzzy(any sort of affirmation not sex in particular) The original allegory was written by Claude Steiner. Here is the original http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v683T1GVS1U if that is annoying read the story
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by chegra84 17y ago
I agree. But given a wider pool of top spots implementing a competitive strategy is in the best interest of the corporation. So, from an individual stand point and you are on the edge it's bad for your own competitiveness but think in terms
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by chegra84 17y ago
I think superstar effect might be valid if only one person is going to win. Clearly, some people have genetic and experience advantages that would take years for the superstar's competitors to achieve, and why exert the force given the imp
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by chegra84 17y ago
This is a very good talk. I think the world is flooded with too much of positivity thinking. As he pointed out he is not for negativity but realism. Books like rich dad poor dad and the secret aren't based off analysis or science but anec
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by chegra84 17y ago
What you want to do? Reach on HN news and kill the hackers' fun and mash up the plan for wealth and power.[non-sequitur] But seriously, I think everybody gets it's april fools; tomorrow they will be back to their old ways.
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by chegra84 17y ago
For the profiles: http://venturebeat.com/2010/03/23/y-combinator/
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by chegra84 17y ago
Ok, let me see. I really like the idea but it needs to be clear. What about the other side of the coin? Do the investors become a part of the company? As an investor, I would like to own even a fraction of the company. What's there to ensu
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by chegra84 17y ago
The fundamental problem with AI is the lack of parallelization. There are more connections in the human brain than there are atoms in the universe. I am sure someone can write an AI program that is comparable with human intelligence on pap
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Making Addictive Games(nickyee.com)
36 points by chegra84 17y ago|6 comments
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by chegra84 17y ago
Ignoring the bit about health care reform(I don't know anything about that). 1) Start with genius, this is a phrase used by Meredith Belbin in his advise about selecting a team. So, I am basically saying go where you will find the talent ne
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Virtual Cash Vs. Real Cash, do they have the same power?
1 points by chegra84 17y ago|0 comments
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by chegra84 17y ago
lol. You aren't going to get fired. How you handle a situation like this: -Give them a date for when the report will come in. Try to focus these guys on the current solution not the situation. So, maybe something like "Sorry, I didn't kn
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by chegra84 17y ago
Any way to drop the login until the users has experienced the product
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by chegra84 17y ago
* Taught myself pascal at 12 and many other languages since * Skip a grade in primary school * Got a 82(top 10 uni in UK) for MSc dissertation * Discovered the British museum algorithm while meditating * Sold tamarine balls when I was 5 for
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Stasis Theory(owl.english.purdue.edu)
2 points by chegra84 17y ago|0 comments
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by chegra84 17y ago
Brillant. It is simple and intuitive. I love it :D A lil work needed on the implementation though; when I clicked on a link in the same site, it disappeared, the timer that is.
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Daily weigh-in key to keeping pounds off(msnbc.msn.com)
1 points by chegra84 17y ago|0 comments
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What's your mbti personality type?
1 points by chegra84 17y ago|0 comments
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by chegra84 17y ago
It might have legs, but here are my sticking points: 1)The instructions arent clear. "3. have a snack"? I get that it might be a joke, but I dont get it. So, try to make that clear. 2)The value of this is lost unless you are familiar with i
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Bill Gates and Steve Jobs wanted to sue Sun(theinquirer.net)
23 points by chegra84 17y ago|11 comments
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5 Reasons Not to Write Your Own Code (wakeuplater.com)
1 points by chegra84 17y ago|0 comments
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Scratching your own itch(coloradostartups.com)
1 points by chegra84 17y ago|0 comments

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