jamesrcole

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   by jamesrcole 16y ago

   I think there's probably a deeper explanation of this. Our brains have a strong tendancy to see results as being caused by "essences". Our brains naturally think of all results and their causes in this fashion, and it takes work to overrid
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   by jamesrcole 17y ago

   [edit: fixed link] This approach might be conducive to RFS 5: Development on Handhelds ( http://ycombinator.com/rfs5.html ). Bubbles - smaller chunks of information more suitable for a small display Arranged in a spatial layout - fits with
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   by jamesrcole 17y ago

   it should work both ways. sometimes you think of the link text first, url second. other times it's the other way around.
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   by jamesrcole 18y ago

   I take my laptop down to a coffeeshop, where i can't access the intenet. The laptop also came without any games installed -- not even solitaire -- and I've kept it that way. These two conditions work well.