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This much I know: Malcolm Gladwell(guardian.co.uk)
2 points by da5e 16y ago|0 comments
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Star Wars Girl Taps Female Geek Chic Market(fastcompany.com)
2 points by da5e 16y ago|0 comments
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Brain origins of 'blindsight' revealed(newscientist.com)
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by da5e 16y ago
http://www.thestartuptoolkit.com ? I've found it very useful and a clever design.
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Interactive Transcripts and Automatic Captions for Developer Videos(googlecode.blogspot.com)
1 points by da5e 16y ago|0 comments
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by da5e 16y ago
I like memory sports like memorizing decks of playing cards, Pi, mental calendar calculation, etc. It's done mostly offline but I use some online gadgets I made to enhance it. It's not physical but if you memorize while running (and colle
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Kick-ass sysadmin job opening in Toronto(boingboing.net)
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by da5e 16y ago
I would suggest that you can get a lot out of 10kg dumbbells by being creative and very aware. Figure out things to do with the dumbbells that are difficult, then do them carefully with constant awareness of possible injuriousness. Asymmet
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by da5e 16y ago
Thanks for the answers everyone. I spend so much time on this site, it's nice to be able to participate more fully.
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by da5e 16y ago
Ah, thanks. So that's the mechanism to upvote. So I guess the karma comes from participation and having comments and/or submissions upvoted?
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by da5e 16y ago
Interesting comment. How would I upvote it?
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How do you upvote and acquire karma points at HN?
1 points by da5e 16y ago|7 comments
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Google Lays Out Its Mobile User Experience Strategy(informationweek.com)
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by da5e 16y ago
I use both and my focus sort of correspond to the PR waves you mention. I use Zumo for less active files and more as storeage although the iTunes sync is nice. Dropbox is for more active files and sharing web sites in development and such.
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by da5e 16y ago
Thanks for this, jheriko. Lots of real-world wisdom in this comment. 1. "Don't eat dessert first." 2. Interruptible persistence. Hemingway stopped writing for the day in the middle of a sentence. 3. Promise but don't over promise. 4. Nibble
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by da5e 16y ago
I have a weird routine. Wake up at 5 am and turn on Windows machine. Roll out of bed onto the floor and do 1000 stomach crunches (counting with Pi) Get online and email girlfriend who is 7 hours ahead of me (Hawaii to Nova Scotia) While em
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by da5e 16y ago
Don't forget to shred a file you want deleted.
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by da5e 17y ago
It works but screws up iGoogle in Chrome. Windows xp.
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by da5e 17y ago
Thank you for your excellent interviews. I thought your very detailed explanation of your reasoning for starting to charge for some content at some time made a lot of sense.
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by da5e 17y ago
It's funny that this site won't come up on my Chrome Browser although it works fine on Seamonkey.
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by da5e 17y ago
Somebody somewhere is doing your dream job as a bridge to doing their dream job.
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by da5e 17y ago
Yes, totally change your life...but slowly, slowly.
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by da5e 17y ago
I wonder if they could with a tap bring up an virtual keyboard on the touchpad were the fingers already are and do away with a keyboard altogether. This sort of harkens back to the chord keyset.
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by da5e 17y ago
The "send to" feature using Gmail is my favorite. Combined with the ability to turn the email into a Google document it lets me research, write and format articles or web pages without ever leaving "the cloud".