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chegra
14y ago
And even if you did[burn relationship, piss off people, take damaging shortcuts ], you will find the more intelligent people are apt to forgive. Making mistake in the past is no reason not to try again.
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chegra
15y ago
1. Eat slow burning carbs. This has the double effect of forcing you to eat slower[ie you will eat less] and giving you a longer lasting energy. 2. Eat foods that will enhance dopamine: banana, avocado, almond nuts, ginseng, tangerine, r
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The collaborative mind
(chestergrant.posterous.com)
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chegra
15y ago
Let me see... At first I agreed, then I said no. Even last week, I was lamenting my 14 hour days on HN[1][2]. If I think only for that day, I lost that day, but if I think over my time here, I'm net positive. What I was failing to realize
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Canals Don’t Create Water
(sebastianmarshall.com)
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chegra
15y ago
Actually, a point guard led team winning a championship is rare. It's the reason people watch Rose[Bulls] with suspect. The last time it was done was with Piston during the Bad Boy's era[late 80s, early 90s]. So, although individual acco
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chegra
15y ago
1. Have something you need to code. 2. Pick a small part of it you need to implement. 3. Google[insert favorite search engine] for code in your language that does kinda what you need. 4. Move the code around until you get what you need done
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Don't mix A Players with B Players
(chestergrant.posterous.com)
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15y ago
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chegra
15y ago
My tweet about a month ago in my ideation session for a weekend project: "I'm thinking cinemas are obsolete, and movies should be streaming in my house on their premier." https://twitter.com/#!/chegra/status/150519505636950016 I was think
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chegra
15y ago
Is this a play on "A word to the Bad" - Jermaine Jackson ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88d67-ypsXM&noredirect=1
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chegra
15y ago
hmm... I too have been working on a similar concept this weekend: http://i.imgur.com/7IoVJ.png Couldn't think of a name as yet, so I called it weekend project :)
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chegra
15y ago
Give the ppl below a call. And have a read of the financial regulations: http://www.antiguagaming.gov.ag/files/Antigua_and_Barbuda_Ga... ________________ Financial Services Regulatory Commission Division of Gaming 2nd Floor - West Wing Fi
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chegra
15y ago
Was anything filed with the Police?
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chegra
15y ago
>>rather than leave the regulation to questionable jurisdictions in island nations I have never heard of. You never heard about a place but they are a questionable jurisdiction? "Antigua is a recognised centre for online gambling co
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chegra
15y ago
I don't remember the name of the textbook, but any with 1000+ questions would do.
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chegra
15y ago
This was my experience too. I just did all the questions in the textbook. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2496430 I had a book just filled with proofs. After a while, you will get an intuitive understanding of where to go next after
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chegra
15y ago
Deitel and Deitel Turbo Pascal, my first programming book.
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chegra
15y ago
lol, In this case, what you will need to do is find a burning building and save it. Look for a project that has high rewards that no one wants to touch or can touch but you can make a difference. For instance, you overheard someone higher
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chegra
15y ago
What I have found is that a given set of people in the larger population[for a particular system] will like you, just random probability. What you effectively have to do is to social proof yourself, ie make it seem to others that it is oka
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Trollope on shipping
(blog.thestartuptoolkit.com)
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15y ago
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Sniper
(chestergrant.posterous.com)
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15y ago
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chegra
15y ago
It's easier to fix the technology than to fix the users. I don't think in my wildest dreams I could walk away from a program I created and say the user of said program is bad. I would find a way of fixing it. Programs should serve users,
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chegra
15y ago
It was just an glaring observation. I do remember the post about anonymous female members, but I didn't think it was something that was wide spread. Nevertheless, it would be brilliant if we could have more females on here[diversity]. Yea
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chegra
15y ago
From reading John's letter, I was thinking bet you these guys are going to interpret it as him seeking some sort of endorsement. I don't think he should have mentioned Raspberry Pi. It takes the letter into areas that you wouldn't want to d
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Assortative meeting and mating: organized settings for partner choices
(fss.uu.nl)
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chegra
15y ago
From the article mentioned in the post: http://januarymagazine.com/features/minmicrochipexc.html 'He did not think that all these companies would succeed -- he filed his paperwork for several of them in shoe boxes that he kept in his clos
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chegra
15y ago
"There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things. For the reformer has enemies in all those who profit by the ol
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chegra
15y ago
I'm in...
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Astronomers discover planet made of diamond
(uk.news.yahoo.com)
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15y ago
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Shared Decision-Making Is Better Than Solo
(medicinenet.com)
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15y ago
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