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by justlearning 16y ago
Intellectually curious? Wouldn't every profession/work have some level of advice for startups/entrepreneurs based on experiences? I believe stories from a full time fisherman will be as helpful as a stock-trader's - to anyone who wants to l
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by justlearning 16y ago
"We are often learning at school to always finish a book even if we don't like it or we have some difficulties to read it." could you elaborate on this?
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by justlearning 16y ago
i don't have 'solutions' for your "easity bored, distracted, paranoid", but can point out to interesting comments here : http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=666407 hope it helps. It helped me understand that I am not alone in reading book
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In Praise of Idleness - Bertrand Russell(zpub.com)
6 points by justlearning 16y ago|5 comments
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Wall Street Smarts(nytimes.com)
3 points by justlearning 16y ago|0 comments
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Simple-kanban(simple-kanban.com)
3 points by justlearning 16y ago|0 comments
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The Underdog Effect - Why do we love a loser?(slate.com)
1 points by justlearning 16y ago|0 comments
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by justlearning 16y ago
quote: "the world's largest free e-mail system with more than 360 million users around the world. (Yahoo has more than 300 million and Gmail a little less than 200 million, according to comScore" It would be interesting to get some stats on
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by justlearning 16y ago
I tried Xobni (post yahoo acquiring) in a 'corporate setup' and found it to be a memory hog, The startup time is ridiculous with increasing mailbox size. I am better off searching outlook based on filters than using Xobni. And now adding mo
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by justlearning 16y ago
i don't have a favorite area - to say. I want to get a book to pique my curiosity.
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by justlearning 16y ago
you may be disappointed if you don't enough responses. Here is why: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=656147 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=545229 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1184105 This comes up every now and then. IM
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Ask HN: Books for "Mathematics in Biology"
2 points by justlearning 16y ago|2 comments
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by justlearning 16y ago
from experience: the style mentioned causes a terrible hangover from lack of sleep. I felt sluggish through out the day. imho, it is far better quality of sleep if you have 4 hours of 'comfortable' sleep vs 10 hours of 'uncomfortable'(as pe
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by justlearning 16y ago
would it be long before facebook comes out with their privacy-blocking tool. They may be anticipating many tools with these features, so doing accordingly? as a thought game; I foresee facebook coming up with their claim-n-search-your-priv
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by justlearning 16y ago
" yet the decisions are made behind closed doors without any transparency" care to explain who are these decision makers? Given the JSR and other process, curious to know who makes these hidden decisions.
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by justlearning 16y ago
thank you for correcting. I thought they were from the same 'family'. too late to delete my comment.
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by justlearning 16y ago
you should watch James May(top gear)as he goes to the edge of space in one of these: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6cZLfK4Zjk
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The Great American Bubble Machine(rollingstone.com)
1 points by justlearning 16y ago|0 comments
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by justlearning 16y ago
you sir, have balls of steel. could you comment on how things have changed for you over the years? I matched your dream job with patio11 's comment : " I think I've got my dream job, but three years ago I said the same thing about the last
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by justlearning 16y ago
Most user groups that I know of are purely for "networking" or to push for a sale of the latest book. But sure- a meetup like the one for clojure in bay area/NY might be enlightening.
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by justlearning 16y ago
"The longest path is the shortest and the shortest path is the longest" back when i was in school and onwards in the academic world, it was always said aloud that the quicker you grasp, the intelligent you were. A lot of students(i perceive
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The Day Einstein Died - Photo Gallery(life.com)
21 points by justlearning 16y ago|5 comments
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by justlearning 16y ago
would anyone know what would be the fall out from these charges?
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by justlearning 16y ago
how so? if I may ask. Living in the US, I accept the claim that not many get together to say "No". Compare to Asian/European countries where the slightest rift creates huge protests. To cite UK as an example, we always hear British Airways
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by justlearning 16y ago
fwiw - there is the Kilim framework focusing on the actor model. ( http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-javadev2-7.... )
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by justlearning 17y ago
I found this OS by opensuse very similar (not sure what to call it, as it is mentioned that it is an OS around the chrome browser and not affliated to Google) http://www.getchrome.eu/ They have a disclaimer in the download page: Chrome O
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by justlearning 17y ago
the correct url : http://aws.amazon.com/startupchallenge/
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by justlearning 17y ago
view source gave me this (for <noscript>): Startups.com | Your Business. Your Questions. works best with JavaScript enabled
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by justlearning 17y ago
I downloaded a worksheet and got a file without extension(named:download); I renamed the file to .pdf and opens fine. Would be better if I get a file name of worksheet-type.pdf I also want to add - it would be nice to see the target age of
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by justlearning 17y ago
"Good techniques I learned from various sources were pre-reading..." Thank you. These are the kind of notes I am looking for.

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