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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
That's quite interesting. Thank you for the link. I wonder why does the US have such a high reputation in entrepreneurship. Is it because we have a higher concentration of high tech start-ups (unverified), which generate more buzz in the me
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
The solution that worked for me the most: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeboxing Plan out your schedule for the entire day (as detail as possible, i.e. when to have lunch and for how long) the day before and follow it. The key is to get
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
I'm sure there's an emacs mode for that ;)
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
I'm sure Guitar Hero players gain better rhythm over time too. However, will their musical skills be as good as someone who actually take the effort to learn guitar? Probably not. I agree with you that the author ignored some important fact
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
Look at this from another angle, it is equally valid to say that the sexual oppression that exists in our society has skewed many women and men in to thinking that there is such thing has a normal set of sexual behaviors. That's why this "p
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
I doubt the code is that much cleaner compare to using framework (jquery) ajax call. Maybe it's faster to do a "img get"? Or that you can't terminate it half way as suppose to an ajax? Better browser compatibility? I haven't test it yet. I
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
Cool. Thanks for the code. What's the advantage of doing it this way as suppose to using an ajax call?
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
Skip to 2:40 if you are impatient. This particular species is Schmidtea mediterranea.
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Real World Immortality(youtube.com)
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China vs US in Clean Energy: China Wins(thebreakthrough.org)
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Gravity as a holographic entropic force(motls.blogspot.com)
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
As someone who's bilingual (English, Chinese) and have taught both languages before, my suggestion is: You are focusing on the easier part of learning a language - listening and reading. All of my past students struggled far more with prono
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
Sounds like you are in a great position to start your own company. - You can make products that make money. - You have startup experience - You can work hard. It's time to make yourself rich. What are you waiting for?
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
"Why don't adults talk like babies?" would be a more insightful question in my opinion.
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
Link to my previous post for signing letters to the congress. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=895121
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
Ok, you are smarter than me. You win.
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
"We take advantage of a CSS information leak. Your browser colors visited links differently than non-visited links. All we do is loop through the most popular porn sites and check the link color." Pretty smart.
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
It's not. It's just another tactic to scare the general public away from the issue of net neutrality. "Oh no, my internet fee will raise? F___ net neutrallity. I don't even know what that is."
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
That's such a small cost compare to loosing net neutrality. The internet right now is a leveled playing field. Having all access to all website no matter big or small is good for the entrepreneurs. If only the "premium" subscribers can have
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
Here's another letter that addresses to the Congress as suppose to FCC: https://secure.freepress.net/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&p...
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Tell Congress: We Stand Firm for Net Neutrality(secure.freepress.net)
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
melodis.com (the maker of midomi) is a lot more impressive than Shazam. Here's a brief description about its proprietary search technology. http://sev.prnewswire.com/multimedia-online-internet/2007012... Here's an article that compare the
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
I can't agree with you more. How can we implement such an incentive alignment? It's quite hard. Yes, true health care should be preventive, but this also means money is paid before any health problem occurs. Yet the general public are react
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
As side from definition, I think of capitalism as an algorithm with no inherent moral obligation. It's neither good or evil. Thus it's critical to apply capitalism only where it fits. When a business's profit is proportional to the well bei
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
I second that. I have been going to free festivals every weekend in Oakland. Combined with San Francisco, Berkeley, there are far more things to do than I can make it to. Ultimately, of course, being content is not about finding more fun th
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
While I agree with your sentiment mostly, I feel Lisp's un-popularity probably has nothing to do with Lisp itself. For that matter, mainstream popularity of anything has always had a good dose of randomness in it (I bet you can model it wit
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
That to me sounds like a better model than Mint. Sure Yodlee doesn't have the media buzz or "explosive" growth (Mint's growth didn't really impress me either.), but the infrastructure is extremely useful and will be around for a long time.
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
Attending college is more about gaining status than learning. If the effectiveness of learning is in question here then we would have already seen a decline in college attendance. Yet college degree has only become more obligatory over the
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
Great shopping experience is not having an awesome interface so that I can browse all day long. Ultimately, customer satisfaction comes from getting the greatest value/deal in the least amount of time. No body actually enjoys the act of sho
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by jaytee_clone 17y ago
Yeah. "Our customers love us" makes me think, "Oh really?! They don't hate you?" And I always assume customer stories are a lot of bull written by staffs. Good customer service has to be experienced, or shared by the word of mouth, not told

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