jaetldev

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by jaetldev 13y ago
Excessive risk taking could have structural/physiological root causes. http://www.mendeley.com/catalog/impulsivity-risk-taking-beha... The authors experiences about gaming seem to be dramatizations of fairly common first world teenage pro
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by jaetldev 14y ago
Could this be the perfect point for MS to convert existing RIM customers to Windows phones? I understand what you're saying but from a business perspective I was wondering if MS taking over RIM makes any sense at all
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by jaetldev 14y ago
I agree with her not finding good pants to wear ( I know this from my wife). The nice & affordable clothing market is a hard one to crack I think. Women do face a lot of issues with sizing that have nothing to do with looks or vanity. T
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by jaetldev 14y ago
Does this approach scale as users/funding change? I guess I am trying to find out if I can get into something like this (startup) having missed the boat in my 20's. Assuming you have the technical chops but slightly unreasonable demands on
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by jaetldev 15y ago
Maybe its a first draft but the colour schema could also use some rework.
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by jaetldev 15y ago
I know a better benefit. Since I started chewing gum (brand x - contains Xylitol) I have better teeth. I slowed down my coke/dew consumption and eat gum instead after every meal after a glass of water. Believe me, having fresh breath makes
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by jaetldev 15y ago
Constructive help would've probably helped the user make an informed decision to 'switch'. OP probably means that going a step beyond and even advocating a patch work strategy might have better convinced the user to switch(in time...) rathe
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by jaetldev 15y ago
You mention that you correct your sisters when they tell their children "you're smart"- but what would you do differently if you could get a chance to change things. I venture that the 'not smart' and 'smart' kids both suffer from social an
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by jaetldev 15y ago
Not a book exactly but I've been reading this blog --> http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/ He/She has an interesting take on psychiatry, might be worth checking out sometimes.
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by jaetldev 15y ago
The best brains in *nux should be focusing on the next generation FOSS/GNU tools to 'power the web'. If desktop OS itself is at risk of extinction , this is one fight which the Linux community has taken on for too far and too long.
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by jaetldev 15y ago
I have to agree with avichal. I look at it more like JC Penney/Ross/Marshall/etc. All of the stores have distribution and pricing models. That does not mean that the clothing industry is fragmented or that Gap will suffer. It is a good thin
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by jaetldev 15y ago
I fundamentally agree with Norvig's idea about how long it takes toward being a programmer. But this approach sort of makes sense - or just maybe I am reading too much into the software-commodity angle. Either way - I cautiously approve thi
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by jaetldev 15y ago
One problem which plagues jazz is the barrier to entry. A-lot of people would appreciate it more if they sort of had an 'a-ha' moment when they experienced jazz. So - if you lay it on too thick or make it too 'jazzy' , that wont work. What
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by jaetldev 15y ago
From first hand experience - one of the main problems toward any significant growth in e-commerce/e-interactions in India is the lack of reliable visa-mastercard framework, e-anything/e-payments do not exist. Facebook can make a bigger dent