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I Almost Dropped Out Of School(blog.seangransee.com)
6 points by seangransee 13y ago|7 comments
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The 51-minute OkCupid experiment(blog.seangransee.com)
11 points by seangransee 13y ago|2 comments
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by seangransee 13y ago
Same thing happens anytime Facebook changes their layout. After a month of using iOS 7, these people will forget what it used to look like.
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Google Street View Hyperlapse(vimeo.com)
2 points by seangransee 13y ago|0 comments
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T-Mobile Breaks Free of the Cellphone Carrier Conspiracy(nytimes.com)
8 points by seangransee 14y ago|3 comments
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by seangransee 14y ago
Their core business model isn't search. It's advertising.
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Show HN: Glancy - Article lengths at a glance(glancyapp.com)
6 points by seangransee 14y ago|1 comments
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by seangransee 14y ago
Really looking forward to seeing Clef on more sites
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The Feedback Bias(blog.seangransee.com)
1 points by seangransee 14y ago|0 comments
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by seangransee 14y ago
Go to work approximately 10-6 on weekdays. Some days I would stay a bit longer. I didn't really follow any sort of schedule when I wasn't at the office.
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by seangransee 14y ago
Even though that wasn't the main point of this post, that's probably the best part because it's super easy to follow and the benefits come immediately if it works for you.
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by seangransee 14y ago
I'm currently working for two startups and a research lab. My day is just the reverse of yours. Most of my evening/nights are spent doing work for my jobs.
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by seangransee 14y ago
Machine Learning and Databases (both graduate level courses), plus Physics (electrostatics and magnetism) and Differential Equations. My school has three trimesters instead of two semesters, so we have 3 terms of 4 classes each.
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by seangransee 14y ago
Yeah, I actually have been. It seems like a stretch, but being really disciplined has made it possible. Sometimes if I start zoning out in class, I'll start doing some homework instead. Usually that leaves me with around 3-4 hours a day to
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No Studying After 5pm: Using Parkinson’s Law to Kick Procrastination’s Ass(blog.seangransee.com)
163 points by seangransee 14y ago|53 comments
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Facebook Nanny Blocks You From Visiting Facebook Unless You Have Notifications(lifehacker.com)
18 points by seangransee 14y ago|4 comments
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by seangransee 14y ago
writing this comment without leaving the page. love it!
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by seangransee 14y ago
It's unlikely that Apple will fix this any time soon. I can't think of a single time when Apple gave one of their pre-loaded apps an overhaul except when releasing the next major version of iOS.
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by seangransee 14y ago
this is great news! for people who prefer python-like syntax, coffeescript is a no-brainer. sites like js2coffee.com make it really easy to make the transition.
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by seangransee 14y ago
the page itself makes this look like a step forward for the web, but the video at the bottom makes it look like a step backward.
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by seangransee 14y ago
so far, the highest bacon number i've found is from another actor with the last name "Bacon" https://www.google.com/search?q=bacon+number+lloyd+bacon
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by seangransee 14y ago
in general, a fresh install of iOS does make the phone a lot faster. these people are used to a phone that has been bogged down by general OS wear and tear, so it makes sense that they think a fresh 4S is faster than their current 4S.
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by seangransee 14y ago
also, anything that leads to marriage http://wikiloopr.com/dating
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by seangransee 14y ago
maybe not major, but the ones i've found so far that don't do it are http://wikiloopr.com/home http://wikiloopr.com/chopsticks http://wikiloopr.com/monty%20python
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by seangransee 14y ago
clearly burritos are the more logical thing to eat
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by seangransee 14y ago
Right now it appears to be looping between Natural Science and Physics. But they're really far apart so you might not seem them on your screen at once.
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by seangransee 14y ago
here's the shortest one i've found: http://wikiloopr.com/home
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by seangransee 14y ago
fixed
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by seangransee 14y ago
thanks! I'll go ahead and fix it.
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by seangransee 14y ago
yesterday, the loop was always the same. since this made it to the top of hacker news, the loop has been changing. look at the revision history of some of those pages and you'll see that people on wikipedia are messing with the loop.

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