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I wouldn't say this is complete hyperbole, but it might need the additional clarification of "I could teach myself more useful stuff in one afternoon..." Surely you've had an experience where something you picked up on a single afternoon
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Silhouettes and Moonrise in Real Time [Video 3:45]
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A Field Guide To Caffeinating Yourself Into Oblivion [Infographic]
(popsci.com)
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XKCD: Wikipedia Edit War (Star Trek I/into Darkness)
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My understanding is that best-practice on Hacker News is to post the title as is, but the title is somewhat misleading this article is about running photoshop on an android tablet through Windows 3.1 emulation.
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Why this Linux user is now using Windows 3.1
(networkworld.com)
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If You Think You're Good At Multitasking, You Probably Aren't
(npr.org)
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I remember reading somewhere that everyone should always demand a jury trial as an act of non-violent protest. Currently, as I recall, only 5% of eligible cases go to juries. So obviously if everyone did it (or even if it only went to 10% o
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Do Not Try to Recreate This 16th-Century German Cat Bomb at Home
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If someone is curating a list of brilliant CS quotes, this should be added...
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Humans are pretty bad thinking scientifically, particularly in the realm of knowing what a certain probability means (witness the lotto). So providing some relatable story that illustrates the data is a great idea. I generally try and ope
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I live in SLC. It is pretty bad, though to be fair you get really pretty sunsets...
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Parkinson's Law may be the greatest business book of all time. If you like business books and you haven't read it you're missing out on one of the true classics of the genre. http://www.amazon.com/Parkinsons-Law-C-Northcote-Parkinson/d...
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I don't think you're being too hard, but your instrument may be too blunt. If you basing a large part of your hiring decision off this one test then you may be eliminating people unnecessarily and occasionally including someone who doesn't
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Unlikely, last time anyone tried to send him a check they were returned unopened. He appears to have, for whatever reason, decided to completely leave that life behind. No one would be happier than me to see him get money/credit, but I do
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Excellent. Thanks.
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I like your construction, particularly the 2nd part. I think the trap I fall into is I know I only have an hour to work on things today. And I know I want it done by a certain deadline, but in between today and the deadline I have this va
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The "Minto Pyramid Principle" looks interesting, unfortunately it appears to be out of print ($60+ on Amazon) do you have any recommendations for similar, perhaps cheaper books?
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I'd love to see a chart that broke down startups (successful or otherwise) by number of founders. Anyone know of such a report?
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This article would seem to indicate that it is in fact illegal. http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2013/01/18/jonathan_coul...
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I think my dad did the same thing. The two books I remember him recommending were: Have Spacesuit Will Travel by Heinlein and Ivanhoe but Sir Walter Scott. If you don't mind sharing what books did your dad recommend?
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The challenges, and hypocrisies, of raising kids in a gaming house
(penny-arcade.com)
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So my daughter is in High School and she's doing IB (International Baccalaureate) does that have any benefit for those aspiring to the Ivy League or similar?
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The Japanese sure hope so.