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by makeramen 16y ago
woah, where are you using BASIC? excuse the naivety but I’m not sure I’ve heard anyone use that professionaly in... ever.
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by makeramen 16y ago
In response to the above replies, there are good and bad ways to write to-do lists: http://www.43folders.com/2005/09/12/building-a-smarter-to-do... http://www.43folders.com/2005/09/13/building-a-smarter-to-do... http://lifehacker.com/2
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Timing is Everything(thesmartset.com)
1 points by makeramen 16y ago|0 comments
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by makeramen 16y ago
yes.
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by makeramen 16y ago
Reminds me of my pokemon card days in elementary school. I started with ~5 cards a friend gave me and somehow traded up to a deck of 400-500 with a decent amount of holographics too. The only time I ever bought cards were a couple booster p
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A hierarchy of failure worth following(sethgodin.typepad.com)
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by makeramen 16y ago
Things gets my vote. The syncing gets to be a pain, but I have the Mac, iPhone (ipod touch actually), and iPad versions so I just leave a Mac on. I also have 2 macs synchronized through dropbox (which is also a pain when you get conflicts).
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by makeramen 16y ago
I disagree completely. With the always-connected social features they want on the phone, there is really no alternative plan pricing. Their failure was in capturing market, or more precisely, the lack thereof. There was simply no market for
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by makeramen 16y ago
It's all about how you do it. I think the consensus is to fail small and fail often. Actually, scratch that, it should be: prototype often, so to keep failures small and easy to rebound from. Regardless, you do not want to spend countless h
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by makeramen 16y ago
I can't agree more with the author. I'm 20 now, and for a non CS major, have a very deep interest in programming that I can only attribute to BASIC programming. If you calculate the years, I wasn't even born in the days of the commodore 64,
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by makeramen 17y ago
11 days of one niche app on the market is also not a big timeframe to pass judgement on the Android Market as a whole. It takes time for apps to gain traction. My app benefited greatly from exposure from a free version first, then adding th
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by makeramen 17y ago
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers. That was the first thing I thought of when I read this. Although Gladwell doesn't specifically point out 9 points in his book, most of these points can be easily inferred from
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by makeramen 17y ago
http://www.makeramen.com/noodles/
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by makeramen 17y ago
I prefer life difficult. I could make life easy, and not care or try so hard at the things I do. I really could, and I do sometimes to get away for brief periods of time. But I simply enjoy the challenge. Life's more interesting difficult.
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by makeramen 17y ago
University of Wisconsin — Madison
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by makeramen 17y ago
love it. to quote steve again from his famous commencement speech: for the past 33 years, I have looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself: "If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?" A
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by makeramen 17y ago
I'm surprised the IE team hasn't made more progress considering the easygoing attitude they express with these antics including that cake they sent to Mozilla for FF3. I guess being fun doesn't necessarily mean your software will be too.