WingForward

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by WingForward 16y ago
Total misrepresentation. Kahneman says that at $60K a year your direct experience of happiness flatlines. But our perception of how happy we are increases with the amount of money we make, far beyond the $60K. There's two types of happine
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by WingForward 16y ago
Probably.
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Microwave hysteria in New Mexico(slate.com)
1 points by WingForward 16y ago|0 comments
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by WingForward 16y ago
How is "Level 9 Student" different than an "'A' student" or a 3.8 GPA?
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by WingForward 16y ago
Is parsing the addresses on the back end harder than providing the same number of support formats on the front end?
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by WingForward 16y ago
You lost me at "Psychology Today".
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by WingForward 16y ago
If human factors efficiency was the only factor driving interface design, we'd all be using Dvorak keyboards.
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by WingForward 17y ago
A re-direct to www.google.com.tw would have been interesting.
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by WingForward 17y ago
If you had a house, and a mortgage, you could put money into the principal. Mine is 5.675%. What investment is going to guarantee me that return?
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The government should decide the future of the Internet(blogmaverick.com)
1 points by WingForward 17y ago|2 comments
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by WingForward 17y ago
Do the averages for beef consumption and airline hours seem low to anyone else? I checked the sources for beef...it's only the amount you eat at home. Doesn't include eating out, which would like double or triple it. Couldn't find fault wi
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The future of global labor(theglobalist.com)
3 points by WingForward 17y ago|0 comments
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by WingForward 17y ago
I'm no climatologist. I don't know a lot about how temperature is measured. But your question is based on several assumptions that I think need analysing. 1) What temperatures are we talking about? Surface air? Water? 2) Who's collected
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1024-bit RSA encryption cracked by tweaking power(engadget.com)
17 points by WingForward 17y ago|3 comments
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FileMaker shuffles forward with version 11(pcworld.com)
1 points by WingForward 17y ago|0 comments
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Santa Fe, NM red tape may kill hi speed Internet(santafenewmexican.com)
1 points by WingForward 17y ago|0 comments
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Palin grew up on socialized medicine(huffingtonpost.com)
2 points by WingForward 17y ago|0 comments
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Placebo effectiveness increases(npr.org)
5 points by WingForward 17y ago|0 comments
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by WingForward 17y ago
The quote was originally in Korean. It could be a translation problem, or a cultural issue (conflict avoidance?).
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by WingForward 17y ago
Sure, but should you be recharging your mental batteries (reducing cognitive overload) based on what documents your printing? Short breaks and walks are wonderful and productive, but not necessarily at the times your printing.
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by WingForward 17y ago
How does that follow? Maybe there are more laws, but people aren't being arrested for breaking them.
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by WingForward 17y ago
"179,031,479 – Internet users in Latin America / Caribbean." Statistics like these, with overstated and confusing precision, bug me. Why not say 180 Million?
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by WingForward 17y ago
That doesn't work either. One, there's the assumption that you're two opposed news sites are "really" opposed. Are Fox News and MSNBC diametrically opposed? Amy Goodman would disagree. I could also read the Socialist Worker Magazine and
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NPR's 404 Page(npr.org)
85 points by WingForward 17y ago|29 comments
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Animal that photosynthesizes(wired.com)
3 points by WingForward 17y ago|0 comments
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by WingForward 17y ago
It's not luck that interest rates and inflation are both low. Inflation is a key factor that influences interest rates