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by imranq 10y ago
e is far more important than some interest rate which is proabaly calculated with continuous compounding anyway
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by imranq 10y ago
Also want to add to make sure to SLEEP WELL. Just as there's advice to have a waking routine, have a sleeping routine too. Sleep at a set time with no screen use for ah hour before. Additionally drink green tea and focus on a plant bas
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by imranq 10y ago
Strange that Feynman lectures on physics aren't on here - thought I saw them referenced a bit. At least surely you're joking is up!
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by imranq 10y ago
Why not just use Udemy instead of a separate site?
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by imranq 10y ago
Incredible marketing move
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Semantic Scholar Adds Neuroscience Papers(engadget.com)
5 points by imranq 10y ago|1 comments
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by imranq 10y ago
Santa Barbara is pretty amazing
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by imranq 10y ago
I like this app: ATracker PRO - Daily Task and Time Tracking by WonderApps AB https://appsto.re/us/Ab-9E.i You set up some tags and tap on them to start the timer. For example I track things like meeting times or time
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by imranq 10y ago
As a side note, I've been working through all the MAKE electronics books posted here a little while ago. Will this game help me in designing real life circuits? Still impressive, didn't know you could make assembly programming int
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by imranq 11y ago
Wow, thank you so much for the comprehensive response! This is the reason I love HN. Will definitely take this advice to heart and apply it today. Thanks!
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by imranq 11y ago
Really appreciate the insights here - I'd love to get your advice on my own situation I've already done a pure math (+business) undergrad from a mid-tier university and have been working as a product manager at a financial service
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by imranq 11y ago
Why are we still using the same designs / ideas approved by Steve Jobs in 2016? Its been 5 years and the new iPhones look almost exactly the same as the old ones - aside from some obvious local optimizations like processing speed and s
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Exoplanet Census Suggests Earth Is Special After All(scientificamerican.com)
1 points by imranq 11y ago|0 comments
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by imranq 11y ago
While 1 and 2 are OK, Curse is by far my favorite...so many fond memories
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Toggl – Time Tracker(toggl.com)
2 points by imranq 12y ago|1 comments
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A Mathematical Atlas(math.niu.edu)
34 points by imranq 12y ago|10 comments
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by imranq 12y ago
April Fools
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by imranq 12y ago
the biggest change would come from carpool adoption
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by imranq 12y ago
The brain is surprisingly plastic...all the way into 40s and beyond. If you have the passion, will, and the discipline to learn what you want to learn then amazing things can happen. Five years is generally how long it takes to be noted as
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by imranq 12y ago
This is something I'd expect Amazon to make...or at least take a very close look at as they push towards the cloud (EC2, AWS, etc.)
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by imranq 12y ago
hm, in the video Todd Combs mentioned listening to Buffett say to do this in 2001. Its likely you start seeing massive benefits of this within 5 years. So overall at least 20 years ago, but most likely started much earlier. Also Elon Musk i
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by imranq 12y ago
Looks like Bill Gates and Warren Buffett share another thing in common: voracious reading habits http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000251628 Seems like 500 pages/week is the magic number
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by imranq 12y ago
what about Algolia? HN uses it
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by imranq 12y ago
one advice that has stuck with me: In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years. Abraham Lincoln
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by imranq 12y ago
take a look at Julia ( http://julialang.org/ ) if you're interested in technical computing
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by imranq 12y ago
Another one: what keeps the train on the tracks?
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by imranq 12y ago
I really like this short story that illustrates the concept: http://qntm.org/responsibility
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by imranq 12y ago
For some reason there is this myth propagating across SV that less sleep = more productivity... the fact is that if you get half the sleep you are supposed to, your work is not going to be 1/2 as good. It is going to be 1/100ths a
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by imranq 12y ago
You could use this for birthdays, anniversaries, special events...imagine once facebook takes over the web, we can pay them to make someone's day on the internet special.
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by imranq 12y ago
The reason facebook is worth that much is because its network effects have been realized. The social utility of 1 person on a network is nothing, but with 1 billion it's incredible. Humans can't perceive exponential effects intuit

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