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by chegra 16y ago
Oddly enough that he should mention this, but last week or so I was thinking, "my how I have lost some of my mathematical prowess". There was a room of 4 males and 10 females, now there was 5 other guys who were to be paired with someone in
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by chegra 16y ago
Sounds like you are following Ricardo Semler philosophy(author of The Maverick). Are you? [ http://mitworld.mit.edu/video/308 ]
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by chegra 16y ago
"Never quit the problem, but don’t worry about quitting the product. Some entrepreneurs are afraid of pivoting if something isn’t working. It becomes more about protecting their own egos and being portrayed as quitters, than about solving t
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Imagining the Tenth Dimension(youtube.com)
1 points by chegra 16y ago|0 comments
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by chegra 16y ago
A being in the 7th dimension wouldn't think nothing of it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySBaYMESb8o&NR=1&feat... Are you discriminating against me cause I'm a 3 dimensional being?[Being facetious, I actually was trying to come u
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by chegra 16y ago
//Independently discovering all music and movie under //a Tera-byte of data for(int i=0; i < 2^(1099511627776x8); i++){ Node *binary = convert_to_binary(i); write_raw(binary); send_email_to_friends("I own number: %d".i); } Implicitly,
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Who gets to make the decisions?(chestergrant.posterous.com)
1 points by chegra 16y ago|0 comments
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by chegra 16y ago
If you watch the slide show: http://ycombinator.com/ long enough, a black guy will show(< 3 mins in).
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by chegra 16y ago
The problem with NP is that they rarely follow through. They start get bored and start something else. Persistence trumps creativity. Creativity can come from anywhere, but persistence necessitate it comes from yourself. If I bet on which
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by chegra 16y ago
Love it. :D Especially being able to vote on what we view next. I'm just going to go ahead and say we have a winner here. I can't stop watching the Family Channel.
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World watches nervously as Japan struggles with nuclear reactors(edition.cnn.com)
23 points by chegra 16y ago|2 comments
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by chegra 16y ago
USERS>>EMPLOYEE>PROFIT>DEVELOPER The precedence of things.
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by chegra 16y ago
Cost of revenue 44,826 Sales and marketing 58,978 Product development 65,104 General and administrative 35,064 Depreciation and amortization 19,551 Total costs and expenses 223,523 http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/
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by chegra 16y ago
ok... I think the problems lies in trying to control something out of our locus of control. We can't control the rich having an advantage, so much thoughts shouldn't be given to such matters[as related to personal advancement, not social].
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by chegra 16y ago
Creativity requires trust. How many employers are willing to trust their employees to get stuff done without concern with the way they get stuff done? It requires you to trust the process which often doesn't have intermediary stages that
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by chegra 16y ago
I see the 1000x as a reflection of the risk they undertake. Employees, for 100% probability of receiving a specific amount of money exchange their time and effort while founders for a 10% probability of receiving a unspecified amount of mon
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by chegra 16y ago
(sidenote) http://www.grellas.com/acquisitions.html "We are sophisticated enough to help buyers and sellers in such deals valued at many millions of dollars and flexible ENOUGHT to provide cost-effective help for small business deals as w
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by chegra 16y ago
I don't feed trolls
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by chegra 16y ago
alnayyir is kinda like an anomaly. I think he says stuff so that you extremely outrage by it or you are ardent supporter of his point. I estimate there are 10x[10 is a guess but there are significantly more] more people with upvote power t
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by chegra 16y ago
Ok, I love the idea firstly and I think he shouldn't quit just yet, pivot and iterate, yes. Problems to be addressed. 1) Trying to do two things at once - It should be Date or Done, that is it nothing else. Don't try to be Date or Do; do o
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by chegra 16y ago
Ok, let me see. Back in 2005 a friend sent me one of these crush anonymously. I didn't want to guess on the site who it was, but I wanted to know who it was. They had this feature where you enter your email if you forgot your password. So,
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Egypt comes back online after government backs down(newscientist.com)
70 points by chegra 16y ago|8 comments
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by chegra 16y ago
It was a pleasure Jacques. Well gentlemen, this how you make a graceful exit. Round of applause. (HN Roast anyone?)
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by chegra 16y ago
Why does the Hacker "Chris Russo" sound more credible than the guy from Plenty of Fish? - http://grumomedia.com/plenty-of-fish-hacked-chris-russos-exp... 1. He provides emails - I think Mark(Guy from Plenty of Fish), really needs to get th
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by chegra 16y ago
HN Brag Thread http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1200959 It provides a good introduction to what others have done.
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by chegra 16y ago
In the past, a scientist religious belief didn't affect his contribution. I don't see how targeting them now will benefit the scientific community. Carl Gauss was a devote Christian; what are we suppose to do if he existed now, not recogni
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Fluid intelligence increases with training on working memory(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1 points by chegra 16y ago|0 comments
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by chegra 16y ago
I don't think awards should be the end goal, but they do serve a purpose. For instance, most people on here probably wouldn't have heard about Liu Xiaobo, well atleast before he won the Nobel Peace Prize. Having the backing of prestigious
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by chegra 16y ago
A couple days ago, I submitted this article to HN http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn19940-chess-grandmaste... . Basically, it says grandmasters use both hemispheres of their brain while playing chess while novice only use the left si
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by chegra 16y ago
A HN Rising Star list A list of HN members with average karma scores over 6{arbitrarily selected} sorted by dates they joined with the earlier you join being the high up on the list you will be. Also, a minimum time of a 100 days{arbitraril

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