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Ask HN: Resources on how to teach coding to kids?
2 points by mezod 9y ago|1 comments
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by mezod 9y ago
please make sure I hear about such article at mezood @ gmail :)
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by mezod 9y ago
thanks!
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by mezod 9y ago
I get it though, thank you!
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by mezod 9y ago
great, thank you!
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by mezod 9y ago
It's true that HN is mostly for devs/engineers but aren't we that awesome that we can be interested in everything else too? :P My original question was broad on purpose, and I appreciate every single answer, it allows for a h
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by mezod 9y ago
indeed great blog!
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by mezod 9y ago
awesome!
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by mezod 9y ago
thank you
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by mezod 9y ago
thank you
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by mezod 9y ago
To be honest, there's no definite reason other than personally growing and being able to understand more concepts. I don't know if IQ can be "improved", but I do know that people who have battled through difficult proble
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by mezod 9y ago
one of the things I love about asking random questions (I care about) on HN is that answers never get constrained in the ways I had devised or expected :)
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Ask HN: Resources on how to improve abstract thinking skills?
195 points by mezod 9y ago|81 comments
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Ask HN: Got any book recommendations on knowledge management systems?
4 points by mezod 9y ago|0 comments
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by mezod 9y ago
I totally agree with you. The "every day a little bit no matter how little" can take you way farther and I believe it's usually the most sustainable way to approach personal goals or learning projects. Actually I followed tha
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Ask HN: Parents, how do you spark curiosity in your children?
1 points by mezod 9y ago|0 comments
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by mezod 9y ago
Yeah, good points you make here. I have somehow arrived to the same conclusion. I'm actually working on this little app https://everydaycheck.com . It helps to work on your goals every day, but there are some goals that don
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Ask HN: How do you remind yourself of your goals?
1 points by mezod 9y ago|3 comments
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by mezod 9y ago
you don't find it so ironic when southern europe buys bmws :)
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by mezod 9y ago
it's a matter of magnitudes :-)
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by mezod 9y ago
good example of cynicism
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by mezod 9y ago
I was interested until I read "revolutionary design" while having a hard time to read most of the copy of the site. There are some other major design issues on the site that you might wanna get fixed. I'm not a design geek, b
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Ask HN: How do you manage what you learn from books?
11 points by mezod 9y ago|10 comments
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by mezod 9y ago
The FAQ should answer why all the questions are number 1!! :P
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by mezod 9y ago
hehe, nice! I'm actually an engineer who likes to create products but who really sucks at marketing. I never looked at marketeers over the shoulder but now that I am trying to market my own products I realize what a hard and important
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Ask HN: Engineers turned into marketing people, how and why?
1 points by mezod 9y ago|2 comments
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by mezod 9y ago
First of all, Id like to say that reading HN comments cannot be considered procastinating ;p After years of trying several things like Kanban or Pomodoro Technique, I can say that the best way to get disciplined and get things done in the l
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by mezod 9y ago
Thanks for bringing up this nice discussion. My answer right now would be a timid yes. But in no way in an impactful way, even to very few, so I still feel I need to work on this regard. Now, I want to merge this topic with one that comes n
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by mezod 9y ago
very timely
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by mezod 9y ago
isn't pinboard mostly for bookmarks? does it work well for notes?

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