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sudhirc
15y ago
Goldratt's books sets out to teach TOC and other theories in a fictional environment and it does a really good job of doing everything you are so skeptic about.
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15y ago
I have taken cold shower almost all my life. Initially because my home was not equipped with a hot shower and later as an exercise is self control when shower became available. It may have felt better if you either adopted to it or it was n
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sudhirc
15y ago
They may be because when they were growing up studying science was their ticket to wealth,respect, and power. Arguments, disagreements, and self correction are pillars of scientific minds. Autocratic society in which a small disagreement ca
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15y ago
Wonderful piece of writing. This guy should write sci-fi full time.
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Ask HN: Is any of you using Racket for web developement?
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15y ago
I agree but then why salaries of top mgmt. is not decided using the same criteria.
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15y ago
This is not about depreciation cost alone. Normally vendor tie support cycle to depreciation cycle so you cannot get new parts or support unless you pay them heavily.
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16y ago
"Consultants at McK are labeled as 'conflicted' if they have served a competitor of a client in a given industry." and in couple of years consultant runs out of industries.
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Map Reduce in Powershell
(blogs.msdn.com)
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16y ago
Well you can say that. I am a system admin in my day job and technology area I work is not really hot area in other places.
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Patricia Kuhl: The linguistic genius of babies
(ted.com)
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16y ago
I am a registered expert and contributor and they reward me by locking me out if I do not contribute for a month. I cannot even see my own answers. With competition around I do not think they will be able to hold people hostage for long.
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Moderate exercise such as walking 'boosts memory power'
(bbc.co.uk)
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16y ago
Well said. This also shows we yet do not understand our brain.
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Child With Missing Cerebellum Shows Power of Human Spirit
(firstthings.com)
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Focus - by Leo Babauta
(sivers.org)
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16y ago
This is a great read.I have submitted it independent submission here. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2220912
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sudhirc
16y ago
Credit for this submission goes to saraid216's comment. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2219348
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Are Your Friends Making You Fat?
(nytimes.com)
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16y ago
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sudhirc
16y ago
Seems like he is hiding an e from his last name :) Stephen Elope is his real name. He runs away to marry a new company every other year.
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16y ago
Killer tech for tropical countries where lamps are needed and flies are hated :)
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Ask HN: What happened to SixthSense source code release?
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16y ago
This article generalizes too much. Top Indian IT giants are consulting companies and they are making a ton of money.
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16y ago
"Engels had asthma as a youngster and doctors told him he should not participate in sports. But he decided to overcome his ailment and ran his first marathon at 25. He said his latest feat is the result of 35 years of exercise."
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16y ago
quote from original WSG article. "If a Chinese child gets a B—which would never happen—there would first be a screaming, hair-tearing explosion. The devastated Chinese mother would then get dozens, maybe hundreds of practice tests and work
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16y ago
"...you literally can't spend that much money on a house if you tried." Well this Idiot is building $2 Billion house. http://www.mwilliams.info/archive/2008/06/twobillion-dollar-...
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Google I/O - Building Scalable, Complex Apps on App Engine
(google.com)
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16y ago
Great explanation for noobs.
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16y ago
UK government does not want people coming in on Tier 1 and compete in open market; however they do not have any problems issuing Tier 2 which is intra company transfer.Only criteria is that income of employee should not be less than £40K/ye
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sudhirc
16y ago
Isn't this called top down programming? I think most people on HN do not like top down approach.
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