noverloop

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by noverloop 16y ago
berlin is the exception because it has had one side of the city living in poverty until the fall of the berlin wall
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by noverloop 16y ago
Politicians
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by noverloop 16y ago
it might be worth noting why you should stretch. When muscles aren't used, they contract. When you sit down a lot, some of the muscles that attach to your spine are probably contracted. This leads to lower backaches and worse.
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by noverloop 16y ago
you can't know your limits until you've hit them, and even when you hit them you have to make sure you diagnosed your limit correctly.
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by noverloop 16y ago
Read up on the science of persuasion. It's the elephant in the room concerning decision-making. I suggest 'Yes! 50 secrets from the science of persuasion', it's a fascinating read.
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by noverloop 16y ago
He assumes that the bulk of the consumer-targeted computing devices in use in the future are special purpose devices that will not need a keyboard since nobody will use them to write stuff with.
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by noverloop 16y ago
I would suggest pitching your idea to people who are active in that industry but not in a position to execute the idea, he will have a more educated grasp if you can execute your idea on your own. There is a quote from someone that you migh
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by noverloop 16y ago
I was on the verge on having the same experience at fowa london, however they had set up some game consoles to play on and they only had games you could play with two players. It's a very good icebreaker, I can only recommend the practice.
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by noverloop 16y ago
I can only assume by 'fast coding' you understand 'reaching a solution fast'. My speed of reaching solutions is highly dependent on how familiar I am with the problem at hand and my skill-level in the tools needed to reach the solution. I s
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Charlie munger quotes(25iq.com)
2 points by noverloop 16y ago|0 comments
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by noverloop 16y ago
or they could approach a reddit-like approach. I would absolutely love to have such a feature on my online newspaper.
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by noverloop 16y ago
my nephew got recruited by a similar wind startup. http://www.jobyenergy.com/tech
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by noverloop 16y ago
transforming relevant keywords on a blog to affiliate links is a practice that I would find to be irritating. edit: depends on how it is executed ofcourse
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by noverloop 16y ago
he goes into detail on the other parts of the website e.g. http://www.behaviormodel.org/triggers.html
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by noverloop 16y ago
he links to this website in one of his papers, it is a website designed to illicit feedback from his peers. the website of his lab: http://captology.stanford.edu/
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BJ Fogg's Behavior Model(behaviormodel.org)
8 points by noverloop 16y ago|5 comments
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by noverloop 16y ago
It's not a sustainable business strategy to assume the competition is not going to catch up
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by noverloop 16y ago
I don't think they get ahead because of admiration. It's just that skill can only be judged by people with equal or more skill, if you have to judge somebody without the necessary skill to do so you have two options. 1. admit you don't know
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by noverloop 16y ago
I like to explain programming by comparing it to writing a book. You can't change the plot-lines overnight without having to throw away a few chapters, as well does the plot always have an impact on the story that builds up to it. Starting
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by noverloop 17y ago
I have done something similar and I share your viewpoint, it is not a replacement for a real company in real economic circumstances but I did need to develop a lot of skills that I wouldn't have learned in classrooms. I'm still in college t
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by noverloop 17y ago
it's a bad idea, but there isn't a culture to invest in startups around here so they probably didn't have an option.
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by noverloop 17y ago
I'm not sure if my situation is comparable since I'm a lot younger then you are and I haven't married yet. but I can relate to the feelings you describe. I settled when my ego bursted into shiny balls of flame and I really needed someone I
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by noverloop 17y ago
4) all people have emotions, not so many have picked up the abstractions needed to do good math, and some even have bad emotional controls so that they can't see a rational process through for more then 10 minutes. this is relevant because
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by noverloop 17y ago
37 signals' job board is quite nice and has some interesting jobs.
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by noverloop 17y ago
I suppose I've had a partial rediscovery of C this year. It was all nice and fast until I needed to code up a binary search tree using structures and perform lookups and rebalancing... performance tanked, and I spend quite a lot of time deb
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Using the Android NDK(fixnum.org)
1 points by noverloop 17y ago|0 comments
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by noverloop 17y ago
I suppose it does for adults, but kids can play repetitive games for a long time...at least it would teach them the right habits for the rest of their lives.
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by noverloop 17y ago
if they are guilty, they'll just go to a higher court and so on until they are allowed to go to the European courts where they certainly would win the case. It might take a few years to get there tough
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by noverloop 17y ago
reminds me of "Our Neural Chernobyl" by Bruce Sterling http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackers_(anthology)#.22Our_Neur...
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by noverloop 17y ago
feedback is awesome I always feel uncomfortable when I have to write a lot of code without being able to verify if it works correctly right after I wrote it.

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