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Jim Clark - Founder of Netscape(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by sayemm 16y ago|0 comments
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by sayemm 16y ago
The tech startup game has a lot more in common with Wall Street than meets the eye. This post is why I stopped going to tech meetups (the non-programming kind) a long time ago.
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by sayemm 16y ago
I think the focus of his post, which is that there are very powerful social forces at play that guide human behavior outside of a monetary transaction, is spot-on -- but it always has been like that. What I greatly disagree w/ though is whe
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DNA Fingerprinting Traces Global Path of Plague(sciencedaily.com)
2 points by sayemm 16y ago|0 comments
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by sayemm 16y ago
no problem! gotta love how helpful the HN community is, it really takes me back sometimes
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by sayemm 16y ago
thanks dan
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by sayemm 16y ago
http://stocktwits.com is pretty awesome along with their great blogs/contributors
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by sayemm 16y ago
I studied Ninjitsu for 2yrs a long time ago and I did amateur boxing in undergrad. If your goal is to get fit and also learn how to kick someone's ass, start boxing. Don't get me wrong, martial arts are a great discipline, but I've never ev
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by sayemm 16y ago
ah pretty handy, thanks dude
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by sayemm 16y ago
bookmarked. awesome sites, thank you very much kayla
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by sayemm 16y ago
thanks mister
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by sayemm 16y ago
thanks, awesome - that's what i've been going through so far i know javascript/DOM, was just putting this out there to dig around for any other cool resources/tools some of you might be using
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Ask HN: Best jQuery resources?
13 points by sayemm 16y ago|12 comments
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by sayemm 16y ago
that quoted line is in the interview w/ peter thiel but regarding sports... the title of chapter 6 in kevin o'connor book, "The Map of Innovation" ( http://amzn.to/atJrRi ), is: "The Right People: Hire Smart Athletes" he defines athletes no
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by sayemm 16y ago
right on about self-awareness for learning/improving. though i like sports as a pyschological indicator because of that too - can't expect to be an awesome basketball player, a great programmer, or an expert chess player if you suck at moni
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by sayemm 16y ago
my favorite line: "I question how closely education links with entrepreneurship." it doesn't. i think competitive fields or sports (physical or mental) are the best test of an entrepreneur's DNA
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Poker champ Barry Greenstein on bridge & poker(home.comcast.net)
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Researcher calls the human brain freakishly efficient as a computer(chron.com)
11 points by sayemm 16y ago|6 comments
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by sayemm 16y ago
Thanks for posting that clip of Richard Feynman, pretty cool - solid response too.
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by sayemm 16y ago
No, it's not. It's more like the Kelly strategy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelly_criterion Be ready to seize opportune times, but never risk disaster. The world's greatest entrepreneurs and investors didn't get to where they are today
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by sayemm 16y ago
One of the best startup posts I've read yet - big kudos to @yegg, he's the man. Thinking that you're going to win by just playing one or two hands is dumb. I also don't like the view that entrepreneurs do it because their personality natura
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Craig McCaw Biography - Pioneer of Telecom(achievement.org)
1 points by sayemm 16y ago|0 comments
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CLEAR 4G Lights Up the City That Never Sleeps(theclearblog.com)
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by sayemm 16y ago
You're right and I'm not an experienced chess player, thanks for the pointer. What I was getting at though was how it's not a game of incomplete info, as say in poker/bridge where intuition plays a far bigger role.
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by sayemm 16y ago
Very cool post here - thx for this I don't like the word "intuition" though because it insinuates that there's no logical reasoning behind the thought process. Intuition to me is inductive thinking based on impartial information, rather tha
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The Sport of Business - Mark Cuban(blogmaverick.com)
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by sayemm 16y ago
Great interview, thanks for this.
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Numbers professionals inherent bridge pros(bizjournals.com)
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Success & Motivation - Mark Cuban(blogmaverick.com)
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PayPal Bets Its Future on Mobile(gigaom.com)
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