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Scientology Leader's Niece Speaks Out(france24.com)
1 points by grist 14y ago|0 comments
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by grist 14y ago
I felt the same way a few years ago. If you'd like some advice, here's what I learned on the long climb out: Dedicate at least one night a week to a project. When you get home from the day job, you start work on the project, and you keep at
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Cyprus parliament delays vote on deposit levy to Monday(reuters.com)
38 points by grist 14y ago|49 comments
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Death Throes, or a Broadcaster finally "getting it"?(wired.com)
2 points by grist 15y ago|0 comments
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2012 should be an Apocalypse ... for the Eighteenth Century
3 points by grist 15y ago|0 comments
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by grist 15y ago
I'll second the Learned Helplessness - your strategy currently seems to revolve around changing your parents, changing your immediate family and changing your town in order to stablize your life. Unfortunately, though other people can chang
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Learning from Mistakes: Your Startup Failure Story
10 points by grist 15y ago|2 comments
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by grist 15y ago
Form a hacker group. Invite other coders/designers/bloggers to join you at a location. Have everyone sit at tables or desks so that what they are working on is easily visible to at least a couple others (no one lounging in the corner drooli
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by grist 15y ago
Video Games, Junk Reading => After work home development Video Games, Junk Reading => Selfhero: sailing, diving, etc Wishing/Wanting => Doing. Immediate scheduling Unmotivated Friends => Adventurous Friends T