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How do people evaluate a website's credibility?(consumerwebwatch.org)
3 points by entangld 15y ago|0 comments
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by entangld 15y ago
You have to scroll down to see them. It wasn't obvious at first.
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Free full video course on CSS3(membership.thinkvitamin.com)
13 points by entangld 15y ago|6 comments
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Following a Web Design Process(smashingmagazine.com)
2 points by entangld 15y ago|0 comments
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Online community based business models(nieman.harvard.edu)
2 points by entangld 15y ago|0 comments
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Why creative people need to be eccentric(the99percent.com)
1 points by entangld 15y ago|0 comments
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by entangld 15y ago
I'm not advocating fuzzy logic, just like the people who believe math is needed to make sense aren't advocating bad statistics.
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by entangld 15y ago
I don't want to get metaphysical here, but this is starting to meld into something a little too abstract. An argument doesn't need to make perfect sense in order to make sense. With math you might try to make it perfect, but even mathematic
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by entangld 15y ago
So what you're saying is you could listen to someone and agree that what they're saying is logical but it doesn't make sense? I'm not being a jerk, but could you please give me an example of something logical that doesn't make sense?
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by entangld 15y ago
I'm saying mathematics might be sufficient to express logic, but it ain't necessary. Geez all the downvotes for a statement that isn't even controversial?
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by entangld 15y ago
Arithmetic is required to be logical? I doubt it.
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Interview with Real Estate Shark Barbara Corcoran(mixergy.com)
3 points by entangld 15y ago|0 comments
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by entangld 15y ago
People who use technical terms are generally specialists. When you're speaking to specialists in another field, or the general population you just have to use general language.
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The purpose of design is to make people want things(knosis.posterous.com)
1 points by entangld 15y ago|0 comments
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Sharing devices are the future of marketing(gapingvoid.com)
1 points by entangld 15y ago|0 comments
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How to launch your product(startupdesi.com)
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Ways to increase your conversion rate(dmix.ca)
1 points by entangld 15y ago|0 comments
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by entangld 15y ago
Edison had a team of people working for him. I don't know how much you've read about him, but he's not exactly known for being like Tesla. I'm pretty sure the carbon filament in the light bulb was not Edison's particular creation.
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by entangld 15y ago
In the Tipping Point, Malcolm Gladwell said most people are referred by acquaintances, not close ties. Networks give you access to these people and their information is not perfect. I'm only arguing your first point that networks expand ret
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by entangld 15y ago
I think you're logic is a little too strict. Beginner positions, almost by definition, are lower responsibility and offer some leeway. Networks may expand returns on ability, but they can only guess at the real ability of a new person. Resu
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by entangld 15y ago
I don't think it's that much of a stretch. When you're poor and you're around other poor people there is no one there to recognize your potential and bring you into the fold (job, connections, inform you of opportunities available). You're
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by entangld 15y ago
That still isn't a very good answer to the conventional wisdom of "Don't worry about telling people your ideas." Tell people, then execute faster? If you're in stealth mode it wouldn't matter.
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by entangld 15y ago
You're right about all of that. But it's a different story when they use your own words to describe the concept of it. It was practically my pitch describing their website. Few people come up with the same ideas using the same words. That's
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Tell HN: Never share your ideas
19 points by entangld 15y ago|25 comments
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by entangld 15y ago
Commission = one month's bill is pretty common.
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Augmented reality sunglasses for cops use facial recognition(popsci.com)
3 points by entangld 15y ago|1 comments
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Robot can catch a ball with ease(newscientist.com)
6 points by entangld 15y ago|0 comments
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by entangld 15y ago
This is the problem with metaphors. They get misunderstood and misapplied. I didn't mean a general direction, I meant a specific one. Like a telephone is different from a cellphone. Landlines have only so much potential. You may attribute c
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by entangld 15y ago
That was a very tiny link at the bottom of the page ->"Lib". Thanks for the link. I wonder what their UX person says about those links. I'd really like a rolling reader submitted list on the main page, but this is also good.
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by entangld 15y ago
Reality trumps imagination. Of course, but especially because it's easier to measure. Creativity, innovation and the like are difficult for humans to quantify. So we get in arguments like "ideas are worthless" and debates over the importanc

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