oostevo

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   by oostevo 17y ago

   There a book built around this concept: http://www.thebackofthenapkin.com/ I'm not a salesman, so I've never tried this technique for sales, but I'm always surprised how much better people can understand things when I diagram them in real
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   by oostevo 18y ago

   The paper for free, instead of $31.50: http://infolab.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html
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   by oostevo 18y ago

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhabdomyolysis It's usually caused by crush injury, but if you're enough of a knucklehead, you can give it to yourself in the gym too.
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   by oostevo 18y ago

   I'm sorry, I try very hard to avoid being the typical arrogant internet jackass, but I just can't not respond to that. I'm an athlete first, and a technology worker second. And what you just said ("better to ... use a machine that isolates
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   by oostevo 18y ago

   Per folks in the know, Google doesn't give itself any preferential treatment. Try searching for 'search' with Google. Google itself (perhaps the best known search engine) comes in at result #20 -- at the bottom of the second page of search
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   by oostevo 18y ago

   _Tons_ of computer systems courses are taught out of the same book from CMU: _Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective_. You can search for "malloc lab" and find tons of copies of the assignment (with only the instructor names and cours