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   by iterationx 17y ago

   install xampp or lampp and start coding, you might want to do jobeet from http://www.symfony-project.org/jobeet/1_2/Doctrine/en/
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   by iterationx 17y ago

   If you know psychological manipulation then you can detect if people are doing it to you, http://www.amazon.com/Introducing-NLP-Psychological-Understa... that should handle the smooth-talking part, but it seems like you'll still need some
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   by iterationx 17y ago

   try iced coffee, also called coldpress in some places
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   by iterationx 17y ago

   joel mentioned it in the SO podcast, i used to read reddit, but it seems so bad lately.
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   by iterationx 17y ago

   I think its because tasks take longer as an adult. For example to accomplish something as a child takes a few hours, homework for example. But to accomplish something significant as an adult could take months or years, like software. So
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   by iterationx 17y ago

   i like unix terrorist's definitions from phrack 65: "hackers are people that gain unauthorized access/privileges to computerized systems...And what is up with the use of the term "cracker"? As far as I'm concerned, that term applies to p
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   by iterationx 17y ago

   set the goal, write the goal down as a sequence of steps in a calendar - if a step seems too difficult break it down into smaller steps, do a little bit, measure your progress, adjust your schedule. repeat for 30 days. revisit your assump
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   by iterationx 17y ago

   they also use a lot of water
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   by iterationx 17y ago

   i don't think so. i don't get that impression. nope. flattery.
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    by iterationx 17y ago

    The best selling book is Tony Robbins "Unlimited Power" with like 9 million copies sold, but its also about fitness, so its not as targeted as you might like, although I liked it, but I'm not rich. Another one which I liked was, "Losing My
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    by iterationx 17y ago

    I wish I had got a degree in Math, College will give you structure and force discipline. You can get fit on your own at the gym, but if you go to boot camp its much easier. 1 vote for college!
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    by iterationx 17y ago

    My friend was telling me there was a Jean Baudrillard book with that same idea, but I don't remember what it was called.
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    55000 pieces of wolfram alpha feedback first mover advantage

    1 points by iterationx 17y ago|1 comments
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    by iterationx 17y ago

    >>one top category and one or two subcategories categories are really old school like early yahoo... i guess do you want to find "best fish restaurant madison wisconsin" via the search, or via tags? i think the 2.0 answer is both...
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    by iterationx 17y ago

    i think its very un-hackeresque to obsess over labels - since they do nothing, no offense.
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    by iterationx 17y ago

    your search is a little broken, neighborhood got me 2 results with new york, and then "neighborhood new york" got me 0 results. you're going to want to push tags i think, you've got "favorite bar" and "best bar", you want either favorite o
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    by iterationx 17y ago

    i'm reminded of something joel spolsky said about the changing state of volunteering, that people are willing to do small defined tasks, but less willing to volunteer a certain block of their time each week. So if somehow you had a course
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    by iterationx 17y ago

    nice idea, if a user creates a course will another user be able to modify it? because that might be helpful.
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    by iterationx 17y ago

    things that are processed do not easily rot... am i wrong? take for example this pancake i bought from mcdonalds, i left it in my truck for like 7 months, still looked as good as new, kinda like this http://aht.seriouseats.com/archives/200