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Business Card Designs(webdesignbooth.com)
10 points by zeynel1 17y ago|7 comments
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Thanks
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"I’ve met a number of people who want to start businesses but have been clawing away at the same idea for many years without progress. I’ve met just as many people who have great ideas but never bring them to fruition. These folks are stuck
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by zeynel1 17y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=871111 Is there a way to archive geocities pages like this one? And are there any other sites on this topic?
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ok. That must be it. I'll try again.
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His visualization demo application didn't work for me: "Access denied" http://seotests.writer.gr/googlevis/events/
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Thoughts on Design at Google(eismann-sf.com)
1 points by zeynel1 17y ago|0 comments
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Aeronautics design innovator Richard Whitcomb dies(latimes.com)
2 points by zeynel1 17y ago|0 comments
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Live links: http://zeynel.posterous.com/new-yahoo-ads http://zeynel.posterous.com/yahoo-ads-2
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Ask HN: What do you think about new Yahoo ads?
2 points by zeynel1 17y ago|1 comments
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24 years of Windows package design(techradar.com)
17 points by zeynel1 17y ago|6 comments
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As far as I understand posterous does not have comments functionality. Is this correct?
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Yes, he seems very prolific. He has these 3 pages listed: Mathematics in Australia - Phil Broadbridge, Peter Hall, Birgit Loch, Terence Tao http://austmaths.wordpress.com/ What's New - Terence Tao (UCLA) http://terrytao.wordpress.com/cat
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The article doesn't mention it but more and more people are using their url shortener http://mashable.com/2009/06/09/supr/ in Twitter and I find that very annoying because it automatically adds its own toolbar to Chrome that I need to clo
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I agree. All subjects interviewed in the article view this as a change in their diet. And calories and diet are not independent. The topic is very interesting. I searched for the original research paper but could not find it.
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I got 9.26 at first try
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If the subject is losing weight then he/she is getting low calories and the body is burning excess fat. The diet then can be adjusted by trial and error and the subject can find the right diet and the right amount. The golden rule is to eat
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by zeynel1 17y ago
The picture of society he paints appears to be a standard scifi plot. From Wikipedia Tron article: "Sark then informs everyone that they can either renounce their belief in the Users and join the MCP, or they will be forced to play games th
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A version of this idea where the paper is printed at home: http://www.niemanlab.org/2009/03/back-to-the-future-medianew...
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Good idea but I wish the article also mentioned the printing technology and production. How did they solve these problems?
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If you look at the original paper Section I. Modeling deviations from GR, their equation 1 gives the metric they've decided to use for this paper. This equation contains 2 "Newtonian potentials describing temporal and spatial perturbations
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"We named our inkjet printer Sagmeister. Coincidentally, it stops working periodically." http://twitter.com/andrewcmyk
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Is the Universe a Computer? by Steven Weinberg (2002)(nybooks.com)
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Will hack for food - The New Yorker cover from 1995(cartoonbank.com)
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The link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synectics
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Ask HN: Synectics
2 points by zeynel1 17y ago|1 comments
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I thought the same. Then, I was trying to find examples for systems that cannot be simplified further without changing their functional definitions. For instance, chopsticks appear to be a tool that is as simple as it can be.
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"We all live in the Matrix ... we live in a Turing machine." Is the Matrix a Turing machine?
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Maybe slavery is too strong a word but sometimes employment feels like a form of indenture: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indentured_servant A good reason to start own business.
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Thanks for this link. The following "laws" of simplicity by John Maeda may be of interest too: 10 Laws of Simplicity 1. Reduce: the simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction. 2. Organize: Organization makes a system

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