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by jacabado 17y ago
I just saw a Top Gear episode where they tested the last Mercedes S which does just this. (talk about serendipity and having new ideas!)
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by jacabado 17y ago
Would anybody be interested in sharing the results of the Gallup's "Now Discover Your Strengths" results? Maybe a few of us also have results on that.
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by jacabado 17y ago
Really nice, I love how I stumbled in the spreadsheet case study, that's one of my use cases! Thank you so much for the link.
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by jacabado 17y ago
I would never have the ambition of creating a tool for Lisp programmers, they say communication with target users is a key thing for success. I still want to solve real world problems and I coul use a lisp <i> programmer </>
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by jacabado 17y ago
I have a dream where you can code Lisp via diagrams, this is a nice aproximation of it. Anybody ever tought of that? First you draw diagrams of Lisp metaphors with Lisp, then you can code Lisp by creating diagrams and evaluating them. Thank
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by jacabado 17y ago
Obligatory reference: http://www.aperfectmess.com/ a book about the cost of neatness. And this debate covers a lot of areas. Anyone that trusts science must recognize the power of emergent patterns, and how they rule the world. This, the
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by jacabado 17y ago
"What about me, said C#. I look like Prince!" Couldn't have said it better! Now back to the funk!
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by jacabado 17y ago
haha, the blink tag!! He is the responsible!
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by jacabado 17y ago
"A wavelet is a part of a wave which can be best compared to a e-mail in a e-mail thread or a message is a discussion forum." Isn’t this wrong? As far as I understand, a wavelet should be compared to an e-mail thread and a blip to an indivi
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by jacabado 18y ago
Well I can't see who is theirs' Matt Maroon, but I don't know if the world can stand two of those! :D That would be too much genius in the world, of course!
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by jacabado 18y ago
I subscribe, and if I can I would add: - Multicultural experiences, when I was younger I participated in a Camp with people from various backgrounds (races, income classes, countries) it was really a big experience. - Sharing, I guess in t
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by jacabado 18y ago
Blame PG, he started it all.
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by jacabado 18y ago
"Everybody serious about doing software should make their own hardware." Steve Jobs That might no longer be true as PPC died, but anybody serious about doing software should experiment Mac OS and the application ecosystem around it. What su
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by jacabado 19y ago
I've learnt this lesson the hard way. Now my favorite book in social networks is "Why Most Things Fail" by Paul Omerod. I'll recommend it to everyone, but specially to those with some interest, and little knowledge, in Economics.
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by jacabado 19y ago
"that most startup ideas are merely decisions to execute rather than ideas of intrinsic value" Now he should start talking about giving the first step on a date with a girl ...
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by jacabado 19y ago
Save energy? IMHO it matters a lot! Javascript-based apps are bad enough on desktop, I don't want to have them in my mobile device.
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by jacabado 19y ago
I recommend checking "Welcome to the experience economy", from B. Joseph Pine II and James H. Gilmore in Harvard Business Review July-August 98.
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by jacabado 19y ago
"everything will calm down and you will have time to think about deeper things and find deeper connections within your life" - my fear is what happens to those who already think about deep enough things and find scary deep connections withi
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by jacabado 19y ago
Yesterday I was watching Smith&Jones, Britcom also has much of this, constructing ideas around the stupidly obvious and ignored on the perspective of the comic writer.
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by jacabado 19y ago
Is it just me or Twitter fits perfectly in that definition?
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by jacabado 19y ago
Be sure to check all the parts, 1 to 7 the first episode, and 8 to 14 the second.
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Stephen Fry's Secret Life Of The Manic Depressive(br.youtube.com)
22 points by jacabado 19y ago|3 comments