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That was my most favorite part as well, and what made me want to post this to HN. Loves this last paragraph especially: "Unfortunately, that's too rare a commodity. A lot of people in our industry haven't had very diverse experiences. So th
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Steve Jobs: The Next Insanely Great Thing
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How to Improve Your Productivity With Emacs
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I second this. Learning JS really opened my eyes to the web and made me appreciate it more. There's a reason why it's tied with RoR as the top language on Github: https://github.com/languages
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IPO Check-up: New York
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Practicing Programming
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My interview with Andrew Mason, CEO of Groupon (before Groupon)
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Don't let your mind screw you up
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Gamification for me, is like the Wall St of the internet. A lot of hype, little real value. Big difference between the gaming industry (PS3, Nintendo, Zynga... which are awesome) and attempts at trying to make the world a game.
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Great idea, well done - this could be the start of something pretty interesting
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yeah, i've heard a lot about this book. just ordered it, kudos
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The meaning of life is to make the most meaning out of it. And everyone derives meaning or utility from it in different ways. Everyone is like their own program in the system (just like the "The Matrix"). Winners in life tend to be naturall
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Hacker News I only started actively reading and posting on HN in July this year, and it's been increasing my web/startup IQ like no other. I only wish I had started sooner. Thanks to all of you for making this community happen.
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Chronic High Cholesterol Diet Produces Brain Damage
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Cyber Monday E-Commerce Sales 2005 – 2009
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Facebook Now Encouraging Page Owners To Claim A Place
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I love the title "Internet Driver's License" - it's an analogy that I'm very fond of, but Open ID won't be the solution for this for the same reason the semantic web has never really gained any serious traction. It takes private companies w
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StockTwits Interview with Howard Lindzon and Jim Rogers
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"Business Models" - Dick Costolo
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lol i was thinking the same thing would make for a hilarious music video
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Peter Thiel thinks the future of innovation may hinge on more college drop-outs
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Google Sky Map- now with time travel
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You can't maintain strong beliefs about the world unless you also maintain strong beliefs about yourself. Having conviction in your thinking goes hand-in-hand with some ego or self-confidence. It's a great advantage to have, but also a pote
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Web 2.0 Summit 2010 Speaker Slides & Videos
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Thanks - here's another one that I use often that's similar: http://cheat-sheets.org Always super-helpful whenever you decide to pick up something new
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Software Developers and Asperger's Syndrome
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I freaking love this, thanks for posting it A ton of great lines in there, as Derek Sivers is an amazing writer jam-packed w/ wisdom much like PG, but this is my most fav one out of the pack: "But the casual ones end up having casual talent
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Cell-Phone Science - Bill Gates
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Software Engineering Tips for Startups
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"Smart Food: Diet and Nutrition for Maximum Brain Power"
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