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Surviving ‘the early catastrophe’(mappingignorance.org)
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by pagutierrezn 9y ago
Sorry, but I can't see the benefit of it. Can anyone show a useful scenario... for the bank account owner?
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by pagutierrezn 9y ago
You should read it. The title is misleading. I think the author proposes that REST is the new (failed) SOAP.
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Amusing Ourselves to Death: Huxley vs. Orwell(highexistence.com)
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The End of Root Cause Analysis(victorops.com)
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by pagutierrezn 9y ago
This has nothing to do with UBI. Fewer and fewer people will be necessary to cover everybody's needs regardless of the existence of a UBI. The Future here presented could happen anyway without a basic income. But what will we do with b
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Nonsense-free automated testing(lihaoyi.com)
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Cyclists might be poop doping soon(washingtonpost.com)
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by pagutierrezn 9y ago
I use Trello Yes I know it's not for diaries. I have one column/month. And specific columns for special projects/issues. When a note doesn't fit in a project it goes to the current month column. You can create checklists
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by pagutierrezn 10y ago
It's a pity that this book has deserved so much attention over the years when the real research that made it possible is beautifully covered at Diffusion of Innovations by Everett Rogers first published in 1962 and updated periodically
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by pagutierrezn 10y ago
1- The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli. Specially the edition commented by Napoleon Buonaparte. 2-Diffusion of Innovations by Everett M. Rogers. This book makes "Crossing the chasm" a simplistic introduction for laggards 3-The Art o