kmtrowbr

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   by kmtrowbr 13y ago

   For me it started with waiters: a good waiter can really help you figure out what to order, or what to drink. Instead of staring at the menu for 5 minutes (while your dear friend, or wife, or parent) is right there with you, just glance at
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   by kmtrowbr 13y ago

   Something that touched me was: "Love is the evidence of the oneness of all things" ... how to say it, there really is only one thing, the universe, and the ego notions that we have of our separateness are an illusion. When you and your coup
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   by kmtrowbr 13y ago

   I have a spent a lot of time going "wine tasting" and derived a lot of enjoyment from it. Here are some of my observations: * The sense of taste is very influenced by experience. If something makes you sick (bad chicken), you can develop
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   by kmtrowbr 14y ago

   Here is a longer, more recent, (more obscure), article: http://stanmed.stanford.edu/2012summer/article7.html
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   by kmtrowbr 14y ago

   Seemed like a good example of classic errors being made: 'waterfall' approach, 'kitchen-sink' requirements. It's the opposite of iteratively 'growing' a system.
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   by kmtrowbr 14y ago

   This announcement plays into my theory that Apple will miss Steve Jobs a lot. It was very much a 'gradual improvement' -- and 'routine' announcement. A few missteps, from my perspective: * Apple Maps -- while this may prove good for mappin