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by haraball 15y ago
I've read the book, and I believe that one of the most important things with its techniques is that you have to be sincere and honest when applying them, otherwise it will seem (and be) fake for the people you are approaching.
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by haraball 15y ago
No clicks, I think the first paragraph covers it: We are thrilled to announce official support for Android on the StackMob platform. Mobile developers now have a single powerful backend for both their Android and iOS applications. The proce
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by haraball 15y ago
Check out the other projects on that page also, the Augmented Reality Bridge builder using a white board is really cool: http://jonaspfeil.de/arbridgebuilder
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by haraball 15y ago
There's more information about this in earlier blog post, e.g.: http://blog.pinboard.in/2011/08/a_short_rant_about_hosting/
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by haraball 16y ago
I like this guy's idea, which adds a hacker flavor to the resume concept. He created a business card with his CV on it, and handed it out on a job fare: http://www.aftenposten.no/jobb/article4063965.ece
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by haraball 16y ago
Chrome 10 + Win 7 here also, I see lots of dots! :)
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by haraball 16y ago
My problem with buying books, both printed and ebooks, related to programming something in a specific version, is that I know that in a few months the code in the book will be outdated. Give me a price for the current book including updates
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by haraball 16y ago
As a squash player, one thing I hear often, and also tell people myself is: You don't play squash to get fit, you get fit to play squash. It's a bit opposite of what you are saying, in the sense that you want to do alternative/strength trai
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by haraball 16y ago
I have the new top bar in gmail, but not in greader.
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by haraball 16y ago
I wonder if they are going to do the same for the OS X app store if it gets popular enough.
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by haraball 16y ago
Someone could make an app or script that backups your gmails to e.g. an online backup service like Backblaze.
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by haraball 16y ago
My perception of this is a bit different; Nokias and iPhones are the most seen brands on the different meetings I attend, and especially the E-series from Nokia which are considered solid and straight to the point for busy business people.
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by haraball 16y ago
Still you have to wait for the page to render. When you are turning a page in a book or a printout you are doing something that requires some kind of activity from your part, but when you have clicked the button you are just waiting for thi
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by haraball 16y ago
Finally another smartphone with a small form factor. I postponed getting one myself because of the large sizes until the Sony Ericsson X10 mini was launched, and it's the perfect size for me.
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by haraball 16y ago
This is the book that was used in this class at my university: http://www.amazon.com/Business-Dynamics-Systems-Thinking-Mod...
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by haraball 16y ago
I totally agree. The last months more and more pages are trying to have a "unique" look by messing with the fonts. The Readability tool is almost worn out here because of that.
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by haraball 16y ago
On the other hand, it also removes the need to contact that person since you already know all the latest news. I'm not comfortable in situations when I meet people I don't see often and they tell me things that I already know, and I have to
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by haraball 16y ago
What if people could continue the story tree horizontally, and continue on the part they found most interesting? Then the parts with the most "continuations" could get a higher ranking and therefore shape the best story at the (never)end.
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by haraball 16y ago
I have a Livescribe pen, which records the audio in the room with the text you write in the notebook. It works great and was a nice tool to have in my classes, and is now a great tool for meetings in my job. Great for discussions which incl