cianestro

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   Social Privacy Using Shared Knowledge(friendbo.com)

   1 points by cianestro 16y ago|0 comments
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   by cianestro 16y ago

   Thanks! Exactly what I needed.
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   Locating people internationally?

   1 points by cianestro 16y ago|2 comments
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   by cianestro 16y ago

   I've been purging my data every week for 2 years on facebook. It keeps things fresh.
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   by cianestro 16y ago

   Causality always gets overlooked in free markets.
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   by cianestro 16y ago

   "Getting a seed round from a VC": http://khanexercises.appspot.com/video?v=-hJj5NpWUXQ "Going back to the till: Series B": http://khanexercises.appspot.com/video?v=m28RAgUySGQ "An IPO": http://khanexercises.appspot.com/video?v=ywOr4OYq
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   Raising money for a startup(khanexercises.appspot.com)

   2 points by cianestro 16y ago|1 comments
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   The Entrepreneur's Wound(bbc.co.uk)

   1 points by cianestro 16y ago|0 comments
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   by cianestro 16y ago

   We have two 2x8 ft dry-erase boards actually. They have helped immensely during past meets. Surprisingly, Google Wave has helped us organize our collaborative coding a lot; Wave even has a brainstorm app (digital sketchpad) built into the c
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    by cianestro 16y ago

    Pair programming never worked (overall) for my partner and I. Generally, I found both participants have to be extremely focused, have roughly the same skill level, and the code should be worked out on paper before "iterating." Otherwise, w
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    by cianestro 16y ago

    True. We are tied to our few perceptive faculties, understanding, and what we can measure from physical instruments. Science seems to be more open to the idea of parallel realities and universes these days, which is good, even if it isn't v
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    How To Become A Hacker(catb.org)

    1 points by cianestro 16y ago|0 comments
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    by cianestro 16y ago

    I'm not convinced reputation systems are a good thing. 1) only sites that need a community identity can benefit from such a system, 2) the system allows for arbitrary prejudice, and 3) its utilization is extraneous for building trust and ad
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    by cianestro 16y ago

    If you are conflicted about selling a dream to Yahoo for 80+ million you have too much careerism. Startups aren't children, it's either they die or you do.
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    by cianestro 17y ago

    Crockford cast the demons from ye scripture. I praise thee. "I prefer to make the structure of my programs self-illuminating, eliminating the need for comments." --Douglas Crockford
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    The Imperial Fed: Does It Have Enough Power?(cato.org)

    1 points by cianestro 17y ago|0 comments
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    Keyboard Profiling(reviews.cnet.com)

    1 points by cianestro 17y ago|0 comments
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    by cianestro 17y ago

    People have had to fold their own textiles for as long as they have had shame. The more abundant technology is, and indeed any resource, the more we can free up the greatest of all resources--the human mind. Great comments noonespecial. bt
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    by cianestro 17y ago

    There seems to be a parabolic decrease in mental fitness past a relative threshold of studying. Assuming topics are studied from most to least relevant, the more time spent after the threshold will come at too great a cost to overall memory
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    by cianestro 17y ago

    It's always nice to see technocracy is alive and well.
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    Guinea Pig Hacker App(owasp.org)

    2 points by cianestro 17y ago|0 comments
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    by cianestro 17y ago

    I've owned this table set for going on 2 years. Cheap price tag, easily adjusted for height, perfect for holding language manuals, durable, and is easy on the eyes. I would recommend getting a full glass top. http://www.ikea.com/us/en/cata
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    by cianestro 17y ago

    I agree 100% that the best partnerships are mutual. In fact it's only natural; symbiosis is the strongest relational bond in nature--and we're all tied into it. I've built my entire business around the theme. I'm glad to see someone finally
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    Better without bug software?

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

    http://www.dollaradaybook.com/kitchen or Costco food.
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    by cianestro 17y ago

    Agreed. The end for one is simply the means for another.
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    by cianestro 17y ago

    Like so many of us know the real learning begins with the work, not the lesson. This is why so many "learn by doing" schools are so popular. Most online classes I've taken are assignment based and have sparse video lectures. While this is g
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    by cianestro 17y ago

    I live in San Diego--wouldn't recommend (culture is too diluted). I have stayed with family in Eureka, SLO, and SF--and they are much better choices than southern california. Find a place where the air is breathable, the people are inspirin
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    by cianestro 17y ago

    Rules I live by to get things done (that work for everyone): 1. Figure out what you have done. 2. Decide what task demands your immediate attention NOW . 3. Stop debating and devote yourself fully to doing #2 * and disregard time * complet
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    by cianestro 17y ago

    Also I understand there is a limit of exhaustion where further studying is fruitless. So my question pertains to before that limit has been reached.