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by piato 10y ago
What are considered to be the best guides for finding a non-technical cofounder as a teachnical person? Almost every guide I've read seems to treat this as easy, yet I found it almost impossible when I tried.
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by piato 11y ago
The target audience for Soylent is people for whom the pleasure of "eating tasty food" is weaker than it is for you. If you think of a use of time that you theoretically approve of but rarely feel inclined to choose over other act
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by piato 12y ago
"* Two is learn to code enough to bang out a prototype -- this will also make you a better engineering manager if you can appreciate the technical craft and can empathize with engineers. And there are tools like Balsamiq that can help
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by piato 13y ago
A sincere and non-troll question - I'd be really interested in hearing from people who have a major use for speed reading. I'm finding it difficult to visualise the material such readers are encountering - are they reading for ple
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by piato 13y ago
Aw! This was super kind, and I like the idea of stressing proportionality. It's nice to be told that the abstraction can wait - I've felt like I should be abstracting more at times, but it's not my natural instinct, so it's nice to be told
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by piato 13y ago
Hi, I'm a former (high school & middle school) math teacher. I taught various ages, but was only ever responsible for curriculum with age 10-11. We studied a lot of fractions, decimals, percentages & converting between them. There w
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by piato 13y ago
One fun parallel - not to literacy, but to another skill at which artsy types are often better than mathematicians - is the oft-repeated, and completely acceptable, "I can't read minds". Lots of people can read minds. Not literally, of cour
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by piato 14y ago
I may be missing something rather obvious here, but I've read the article three times, and can find no reference to 'coaching' or 'after-school tutorials' at all here. Are they mentioned elsewhere? As a former teacher, here is an example le