gcheong

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   by gcheong 16y ago

   And they say there's no innovation in fart apps...
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   by gcheong 16y ago

   Or a screen capture/print?
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   by gcheong 16y ago

   This? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1601281
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   Google App Engine As Back End For iPhone Apps(gamesfromwithin.com)

   2 points by gcheong 16y ago|0 comments
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   by gcheong 16y ago

   Another one that may be of interest is the VIA Character Strengths Survey (no, nothing to do with DnD or WOW): http://www.viacharacter.org/
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   by gcheong 16y ago

   One resource that I've gotten some good mileage out of recently is "The Procrastinator's Digest". It's a comprehensive but concise look at what the current research says and how you can apply it. I re-read it when I find myself slipping int
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   by gcheong 16y ago

   Periodically Apple sends a survey out to iPhone developers asking for feedback on various aspects of the developer program and App Store. This latest move by Apple gives me some hope that they aren't just round-filing the feedback.
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   The dance moves that make men attractive to women (economist.com)

   2 points by gcheong 16y ago|0 comments
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   by gcheong 16y ago

   Mostly, but it does convert into something you can drive on the roads.
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    I probably should have just linked to this article: http://news.cnet.com/8301-11386_3-20015841-76.html?tag=conte...
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    Terrafugia 'Flying Cars' May Go On Sale in 2011(cbsnews.com)

    2 points by gcheong 16y ago|4 comments
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    If you're talking at least in part about procrastination, this is one book I've recently gotten good mileage out of. It's a quick but useful read though, as you say, there are no silver bullets: http://www.procrastinatorsdigest.com/
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    I remember in about middle school through high school some part of health class was always devoted to ways one could improve one's self-esteem. I remember that I would resolve to do whatever was suggested (usually some variant of positive s
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    With respect to sunlight hours, wouldn't this technique depend a lot on timing (e.g. winter vs. summer) and latitude? I mean, it wouldn't seem to be of much use in say northern Alaska during the summer where daylight nears 24 hours or in wi
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    This is a clip from the episode explaining how it works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsoI92BfmqY
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    Myth #6: The Polygraph Test is an Accurate Means of Detecting Lies On Penn and Teller's "Bullshit" show they did an episode about this. One of the more disturbing things I learned is that, despite internal research that showed no effectiv
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    I did not say it was 100% effective (which is exactly what I meant when I said they may not have decided to become pregnant), but it is usually the first line of protection against an unwanted pregnancy. "an abortion or adoption is an extre
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    Assuming you live in a country that has such things, please explain to me how, with easy access to birth control, morning after pills, abortion, and adoption options, is having a kid ever "an accident"? They may not have decided to get preg
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    It's not an either-or proposition.
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    To what extent does the government check up on how you are spending your paternity leave time?
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    I know it is quite common to see people squatting in Japan. http://www.kirainet.com/english/japanese-crouching/
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    And it seems to be tanking pretty fast.
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    Apparently you can't just stick a jellyfish in any old fish tank as they tend to get liquefied in the filters.
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    News story was probably a bad example, but how about say blind people using Japanese braille which appears to be completely phonetic? Or how about the fact that furigana are often printed to aid people (e.g children) in determining how to r
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    Glad to see your business is still afloat.
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    Pricing a breakthrough product(blog.businessofsoftware.org)

    8 points by gcheong 16y ago|1 comments
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    "In a market of 100 Million devices (in june) I only need 0.005% of all iOS device owners to buy my App at $2.99 to make a reasonable amount of $9,867." I think you need to think more about why even one person would buy your app at any give
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    At least one friend of mine was really bummed when he heard this.
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    Oxford English Dictionary Could Go Out Of Print Thanks To Internet(huffingtonpost.com)

    1 points by gcheong 16y ago|1 comments
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    by gcheong 16y ago

    I think if we can get it to the point where it's like going out for beers with a bunch of smart people at a reasonably nice bar that will be perfect.