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psyklic
16y ago
Take a night course where lectures are mandatory. You'll realize you somehow make the time to attend class and do homework. Now just lead by example and keep making the time, but with your business instead.
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psyklic
16y ago
This app is amazing! Will it support HN's OpenID login?
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psyklic
16y ago
Both options are great options. Obviously, either way can further your career, so you should be asking which is a better fit for you. For example, ask yourself - would you enjoy doing a PhD? If you wouldn't have fun, then don't do it. A sec
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16y ago
Tests teach discipline, and they are the most practical way of testing knowledge in some areas. However, no matter how you make the metric, this problem is largely psychological. To do well, a student must be motivated to learn. And one of
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People value someone who works hard and is reliable. Even if your project fails, those traits will attract good people to you. Sure, some people are lucky -- but you can always try to maximize your "luck"!
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How to Find Your Passion (great eBook)
(bigbencomedy.com)
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16y ago
(1) sizeof is evaluated at compile time, so it would evaluate to (1 * strlen(params->text)), which the compiler would then optimize to just strlen(params->text). So, sizeof() is not exploitable. (2) A terminating null character is p
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16y ago
Ridiculous! This is like saying that we shouldn't use parentheses because all C++ programmers should know order of operations! Not only that, but it's probably optimized out by the compiler (and if not, it is a quite insignificant speedup).
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16y ago
http://journalfire.com/
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psyklic
16y ago
Because most people enjoy practicing Starcraft, but few enjoy practicing the piano.
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16y ago
White mother explains to daughter: "THEY have to use THAT drinking fountain. They AREN'T ALLOWED to use ours." Another example: A college grants Bachelors (BS) degrees. Gay people get a IG instead. Who in their right mind wants an IG! Emplo
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16y ago
I still say: if you're in a big city, the only person to blame about not meeting women is yourself. Be creative. Show girls that you're interesting and like to have fun. For fun I took an acting class in LA, another city of men. It was a sm
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16y ago
Choose a random cafe in SF, and I bet it will not be filled with hacker-types. Choose a random person in SF to talk to, and I bet they will not care about startups either. It's all about who your friends are and where you hang out. Did the
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16y ago
When respected people in the field value your opinion and perceive you as their peer.
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16y ago
>> My colleagues, and the fact that I work on "real" problems motivates me Unfortunately, both of these are hard to come by when working on a PhD. They are actually the two areas that I struggle with most in my PhD research. Getting
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16y ago
Say your name as a statement.
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16y ago
The assumption is that these women are just as capable as Y Combinator applicants, but that the program is biased against them. Even if you believe this, any time you restrict the applicant pool arbitrarily (by gender/etc), you will lose so
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16y ago
So ... encourage 40yo women to enter the space by lowering the barrier of entry? Doesn't this seem sub-optimal for investors?
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16y ago
Airborne Dietary Supplement - Made by an Elementary School Teacher! Shouldn't someone more obviously qualified make it?
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Let us suppose that all physics is solved, as you say. Then, why should we even ponder the "why" if there is no way of knowing the correct answer? If we cannot know this answer, then the "why" is in fact unimportant to divine, a waste of ti
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16y ago
Ask a girl to tell you a joke, laugh at it genuinely. Then say you have one too, but warn her that your sense of humor is dry and nerdy (with a grin) :) They'll love that! Your personality won't drive people away, as long as you make a good
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I've done quite a bit of online dating. It is very difficult to figure out someone's personality from profiles on dating sites. However, I can figure out personality VERY well (and hence whether we'd click) from someone's Facebook profile,
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It is all psychology. If someone believes in an idea enough to invest in it, then others are much more likely to invest in it. So, an idea with resources committed to it is worth more than one without. The ironic part is that the idea itsel
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Amazing Safety Database for Cosmetics
(cosmeticdatabase.com)
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16y ago
Even more important is whether students graduate knowing what they need to know for today's world. I don't think that past study habits are even applicable, since what students need to know nowadays may be completely different from before.
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VentureRate - Share and rate startup ideas
(venturerate.com)
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They likely hope to find a hot girl (or guy) who is turned on so they can fantasize with her.
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A LOT of products in the drugstore are based on pseudoscience. Products like Mederma (claims to reduce scars) sound scientific and are expensive ($30/tube), but Mederma is just a gel with some "botanical extract" that has been shown scienti
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I think the case for big vs small governments is instead "not enough information." Big vs. small isn't really as important as are how the gov't is implemented and the culture/attitudes of the governed. As far as the brain scans go, science
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Its keyboard is nonetheless a lot faster than using the onscreen one ... and when it was released it was the only device in its category to have a physical keyboard at all.
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