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by r7000 18y ago
I think it is possible to have interesting and useful discussions about the nature of who and what we are that includes viewpoints that are religious, non-religious and 'other'. Message boards seem to be very bad places for them. These are
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by r7000 18y ago
Or his written views as in this article I was reading this morning: http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2008/may/12/peopleinscienc... The essay's quote was used to help describe an experience many people go through, probably better than Pau
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by r7000 18y ago
Well, that was bad luck. With the interest shown in the article I would expect greater success. I would submit myself with a direct url and a title that mentions "n-back test" in particular but I don't want to step on your toes. Meanwhile I
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by r7000 18y ago
http://www.xobni.com/blog/2008/04/04/goodbye-organize-tab/ the functionality was removed as well
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by r7000 18y ago
I got the impression that the main point was that higher prices in various non-US countries has led to societies that are structured less around the availability of cheap gasoline: denser cities, a greater variety of transportation options
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by r7000 18y ago
I want to log on now!
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by r7000 18y ago
Maybe the idea of messing with anything interesting is unthinkable. If you were very advanced the only thing interesting would be stuff that originated elsewhere (and mathematics). The thought of "contaminating" it would be immoral. Even te
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by r7000 18y ago
Bill 101 kicks in after 50 employees. Not really an issue for startups!
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by r7000 18y ago
A company that starts small but grows very large could describe exactly the 'Italian Restaurant' sort of startup. On the web you have a much bigger neighbourhood than any Italian restaurant. The limitation on a landscaping company, for ex
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by r7000 18y ago
You can also give paying members something besides additional functionality. Game sites with even minor social functions naturally bring out the competitive sides of players. A "supporting" player could have their username in bold or with a
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by r7000 18y ago
Dude, I meant my reference was a shameless plug. I was doing the plugging. Sorry if that was unclear! I couldn't agree more with your points about Wozniak and Supermemo. Wozniak, Leitner and others were my inspirations. I used their syste
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by r7000 18y ago
"Genius" is an excellent Mac flashcard program with spaced repetition. http://lifehacker.com/software/featured-mac-download/memoriz... http://web.mac.com/jrc/Genius/ A lot of Mac people sing its praises.
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by r7000 18y ago
I will make a shameless, shameless plug.. (disgusting) I have been working on a simpler spaced repetition system (the Leitner System relies on a simple yes/no response) implemented as a wepapp: http://flashcarddb.com The article mentions
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by r7000 19y ago
The last thing I ever thought to see in a PG essay was a P. O'Brian reference! That was a nice surprise.
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Rotating Java and JavaScript on the Server(almaer.com)
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Graphene Transistors: "one atom thick"(news.bbc.co.uk)
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How to work an 8-hour day(philosophicalgeek.com)
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by r7000 19y ago
It is US-only. (Last FM is not).
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Yahoo buys Indextools: Google Analytics Competitor(webanalytics.ox2.eu)
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1st Look At Peter Gabriel’s New Music Discovery Site: The Filter(techcrunch.com)
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Alan Turing: The Play(sciam.com)
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Mod_rails for Apache is here(yatblog.com)
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Japan's Stupid Robot Contest(gizmodo.com)
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by r7000 19y ago
I got all of that too. I think that Java thing is a Firefox problem. (I already had the latest Java installed). After that though my session just started (I still had time left). I guess just try again and click through any warnings from FF
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by r7000 19y ago
I had the same problem. But then I figured out.. you need to enable Java. I get a lot of runtime errors in IE though. Worked great in FF.
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MS Research creates 'instant backing band' for singers(technology.newscientist.com)
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Facebook Chat Launches, For Some(techcrunch.com)
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Identify and verify users based on how they type(ibm.com)
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Windows 7 to break previous API compatibility(thebetaguy.com)
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by r7000 19y ago
There is lighthouse.. lighthouseapp.com It has e-mail support for ticketing

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