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Grabbing eyeballs with a blog(scienceblogs.com)
1 points by da5e 16y ago|0 comments
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No Hotspot, No Tethering for Motorola Droid (Phone Scoop)(phonescoop.com)
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Strange Cargo at Kennedy Airport - Confiscated Items(nytimes.com)
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by da5e 16y ago
This looks like it's going to be a good series. I have trouble remembering to follow up on multi-part stories. Does anyone have any good strategies or is there a HN tool for doing so?
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by da5e 16y ago
It was intelligent persistence. Persistence with a method.
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How to Grow Your Small Business in Any Economy(lifehack.org)
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White House proposal would ease FBI access to records of Internet activity(washingtonpost.com)
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Lean Thinking and Restaurant Operations(shmula.com)
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When Startups Grow Out of the Cloud(readwriteweb.com)
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Chief of Box.net Keeps a Few Tricks Up His Sleeve(nytimes.com)
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by da5e 16y ago
What's the story?
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Disabled veterans can follow their dream of entrepreneurship(latimes.com)
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by da5e 16y ago
Thanks for the link. I do a less formal version of this sometimes. If I've got so much to do that I can't do anything, I make a list of everything then start doing as little as 30 seconds on each thing and cycle through them till something
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by da5e 16y ago
Good point about underlying issues. Each morning, if I feel distracted; at the bottom of my todo list I make a list of "Bothers". Things that are taking mental energy. I just list them and that seems to help focus. They can be big issues or
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by da5e 16y ago
Perhaps do the parts of the task that do not require thinking and that will lead to the thinking part of the process. Perhaps write out a detailed description of the task (even if its a small task) without a commitment to tackle it. That mi
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by da5e 16y ago
That thing is so darn fast! I love it.
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Janet Fitch's 10 rules for writers (latimesblogs.latimes.com)
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WakeMate’s Long Delays May Finally Be Coming To An End(techcrunch.com)
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Ask HN: Does HN ever make you feel great about the world?
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by da5e 16y ago
Right now this is the bottom comment which it is recommended by others that one should read first. Bill Gates is one of the richest men and he would feel he had inferior talent reading the comments on HN. (Well, he might not feel it but it
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by da5e 16y ago
Okay, it's a jerk comment, but I do like that word, "wantreprenuerial". I knew a farmer who raised sheep and sold their wastes as fertilizer. Called himself an "entremanure"
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by da5e 16y ago
<i>However, there are people way more talented than me, doing much more important-seeming (that is to say, things that are getting more attention) things, and in general just being more successful than I. </i> Yes, Pinky, an
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by da5e 16y ago
Those smart people can also give you more ideas for things to ship.
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by da5e 16y ago
You're right. This is a very humbling place, but also inspiring. Never judge your insides based on anyone else's outsides.
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by da5e 16y ago
Wow, this is such a simple, yet powerful, idea. It's one of those "why didn't I think of that" ones. Another good time to discover your real top idea is at 3 am when you wake up thinking about it.
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by da5e 16y ago
I found this useful to remind me to use stronger words in my prose.
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Perfect Sanitation Recruit Dies at 90(nytimes.com)
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Siege police hadn’t used Taser Shotgun before(dailystar.co.uk)
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Further Thoughts on "I Write Like"(nielsenhayden.com)
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Can the Internet save the book?(salon.com)
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