embeddedradical

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by embeddedradical 17y ago
sorry to burst your bubbles people, but i don't think this was intentional. i don't think this was some genius marketing strategy that 37signals came up with, although maybe it is working in their favor. it's just over-reaction to over-pl
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
hunch looks quite cool. my only concern is that since they are making their money from referrals to products on some pages, that this will encourage them to skew the results of what one should do so it leads to those companies that pay the
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
Professor Martin Wiseman, Medical and Scientific Advisor for World Cancer Research Fund, gives his top five tips on How To Maintain Healthy Blood Sugar Levels: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/67006.php
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
some may find this to be a bad thing for reasons that i have not yet imagined -- but i linked to a highlighted version.
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Driven to Distraction(webnotes.net)
1 points by embeddedradical 17y ago|1 comments
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
sorry about this, i know we're talking about humans and all that, but maybe its the intpness of me - but you didn't respond with any reasoning at all, but instead did exactly what was to be avoided - problems with the man, and not the ideas
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
i also use mono on ubuntu. if the scope is larger than what i want to do in a scripting language, like bash, then i use c#. it's a great language. i have my eye on mvc support in mono, because if all goes well, i can save a lot of money
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
voluntary. you don't need to get permission/contracts set up with the government/people to love (see "free love" on Wikipedia), and you don't need to take loans from banks (see renting vs buying articles, especially 'is renting throwing mon
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A Cloning Breakthrough In Plants(wired.com)
1 points by embeddedradical 17y ago|0 comments
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
this sentence at the end was unnecessary: "...and maybe the chip that will replace your free will" . i found it sloppy. primarily, because free will is just an illusion. i remember seeing a wikipedia page mentioning space-time with a note
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
webnotes.net (found out about it here, been using it since), google reader, vitalist, a personal IT wiki (using screwturn wiki), and the gtdish setup i got going on on my usb drive (truecrypted w/ backup script that creates a backup wheneve
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
I've been using VitaList, and the best part is that they have an API (JSON or XML). I made a small app that fills in the one thing Vitalist doesn't have, auto scheduling. I know there's calendars, but I like for some things to just show u
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
"starting with the Tıаnanmen anniversary" , and it's renewal kind of behavior. is this a clever way of protesting without getting sent to prison?
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
There was a recent TED talk ( http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/nandan_nilekani_s_ideas_f... ) discussing how India is going to learn from how we set up our infrastructure, then come up with their own implementation suited for them and lea
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
let people make a shopping list, then give them the best deal there is on all the things combined, with as few shipments and registrations as possible, maybe let them pick how many max new stores, and let them keep a list of stores they lik
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
worth paying attention to: *"Windows took off because a small team had the freedom to go of on their own and do something great."
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
sometimes....a person has something meaningful that they want to say/share with other people. i know it sounds crazy, and it's a total reversal of the more popular idea: "make sure to post something at least once a week" but it does happen
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
As of not too long ago, almost everyone was somehow involved in agriculture, and if they managed not to be, they were surrounded by people that were. this is a link to a good ted talk on how recent it is that we got the luxury not to think
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
correct study link: http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/122384352/abstrac... there's nothing new here - no new research - it's just an editorial. don't drink too much soda - duh. i was hoping they figured could narrow down what m
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
He's talking about approximately 5 cans/day (2 liters/day). Full text of article is here: http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/121402091/abstrac... i have no access to the details (would have to pay, not a student with a univ licens
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
he pointed out a few good places where the code could be cleaned up. resig: i hope that you see this post, ignore the flamebait, and notice how the suggestions don't look too bad to fix up. also, thanks for jquery -- it's awesome.
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
this can be accomplished with a simple blend. use negation to understand what is possible, which is quite large and still open ended, and drive your optimism/enthusiasm into there. don't be silly and abandon negation. negation is the heart
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
Great Ted Talk on education & creativity: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools...