pico

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   by pico 6y ago

   I read Slack about the time it was written, and this theme has stuck with me through the years. I start feeling it whenever I'm trying to go faster than I know that I can go. Both the stress and this "law" remind me to pick
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   by pico 6y ago

   I use a couple of words of pronounceable gibberish, like merbl krasnk. Same answer for all questions. At a few sites, the answers are required to be different, so I add a letter or two to the end. All of it goes in my password manager.
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   Underestimating Risk(johndcook.com)

   3 points by pico 7y ago|0 comments
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   Should Email Remain “Dumb”?(campaign-genius.com)

   3 points by pico 7y ago|0 comments
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   Scribl Expands Distribution and CrowdPricing Reach with CrowdPricing Everywhere(reuters.com)

   1 points by pico 11y ago|0 comments
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   by pico 12y ago

   You sent me back to the Unicomp site to check. I'm pretty sure that what you call beige, they call white. In fact I'm typing on one--I like beige too.
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   by pico 12y ago

   http://www.pckeyboard.com/ As I understand it, the IBM design and patents passed to this company where you can buy one today. No relation here except that I'm a satisfied customer.
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   by pico 13y ago

   John Cook has a recent post that gets to the point: http://www.johndcook.com/blog/2014/03/21/independent-decisio... Crowds (as in mobs) aren’t wise; large groups of independent decision makers are wise.