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by gull 11y ago
The most important thing it needs is an explanation of what it does, in 1 sentence. Like a header in large fonts on the top. (I'm sure it does a lot. But I don't want to think. Just tell me.) Is this links to music? Is this links
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The Great Escape(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by gull 11y ago|0 comments
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by gull 11y ago
> even the studies that lead to the notion of a 10x engineer pointed more strongly to the notion of a 10x office Does anyone have a citation for this?
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by gull 11y ago
Saving 5 minutes a day every day for a year will increase productivity more than 1%.
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Woman, 99, denied citizenship despite living in Canada since 1933(cbc.ca)
1 points by gull 11y ago|0 comments
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by gull 11y ago
What if the tools support the money train to generate 100x more money?
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by gull 11y ago
What do you think the solution is?
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This is my personal dream journal(twitter.com)
1 points by gull 11y ago|0 comments
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by gull 11y ago
I think I made I mistake when I called photos dense data. I think I meant photos are high quantity of data (1 photo=1000 words). But high quantity doesn't equal high quality. High quality (high data density? high signal?) is found in a
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by gull 11y ago
Fascinating. Here's a simplistic analysis viewing everything as data. Average scientists like music and photos. Music is patterned data. Photos are dense data (1 picture=1000 words). They don't like writing as much, which is thin
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How to improve your morning routine(blog.bufferapp.com)
2 points by gull 11y ago|0 comments
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The best time to write and get ideas(blog.bufferapp.com)
2 points by gull 11y ago|0 comments
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Your body's best time for everything(blog.bufferapp.com)
1 points by gull 11y ago|0 comments
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by gull 11y ago
How to program by listening to your intuitions, not logically.
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by gull 11y ago
> Why does the procrastinator do these things? Because they are a way of not doing something more important. Or the opposite. Because the subconscious figured out there is something more important to do than what you were doing. Ignoring
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Finish Your Novel (Pt. 6) – Work Habits(sohopress.com)
2 points by gull 11y ago|0 comments
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Secure OpenPGP Key Pair Synchronization via IMAP(github.com)
2 points by gull 11y ago|0 comments
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by gull 11y ago
"A more open and connected world is a better world." Well, it depends on the baseline. The goal should be to get the balance right. If you cross some threshold and become too open and too connected, the motto can easily flip to:
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Lively Kernel(lively-kernel.org)
47 points by gull 11y ago|13 comments
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Nobel winner Stiglitz: “American Dream is a myth”(cbsnews.com)
23 points by gull 11y ago|27 comments
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by gull 11y ago
The euro is one such project. It was known in advance that it couldn't work. Isn't it a bit extreme and possibly false to claim this? Was there a study that the euro could not work, followed by a conscious decision to pursue it
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by gull 11y ago
The most valuable idea you can work on, and the one most likely to succeed, is one you are scared of. An idea you won't admit to yourself. So one approach to finding that idea is to try hard to not come up with an idea. Make that a g
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by gull 11y ago
But more reliable than betrayer's judgement who never saw it coming. And what happens if one combines that data with other data?
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by gull 11y ago
I deal with it with an old trick. (1) Backing away. Pushing through stressed produces inferior results. (2) Using a different constraint. That's the real trick. Only I can't make myself pick the right constraint from the get go if
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by gull 11y ago
A big takeaway: Everyone who gives up a serious childhood dream — of becoming an artist, a doctor, an engineer, an athlete — lives the rest of their life with a sense of loss, with nagging what ifs.
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by gull 11y ago
Isn't the issue the exercise price instead of the time window? Wouldn't it be more effective to keep the time window to 90 days and have the exercise price be under $1 in total?
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by gull 11y ago
What I think I want to have deleted after a period of time is the connection between username and comment. I may still want to see the comment, but I don't want it connected with my username. Like conversations in real life. It's
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by gull 11y ago
> in some misguided attempt to reclaim privacy that never existed in the first place From the Guidelines: "Don't say things you wouldn't say in a face-to-face conversation." With a face-to-face conversation you ha
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by gull 11y ago
Can you imagine any downside to remembering all the material you try to learn?
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by gull 11y ago
Do you plan on giving an encrypted filesystem?

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