embeddedradical

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Social Intelligence Corp(blogs.forbes.com)
3 points by embeddedradical 16y ago|0 comments
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
It looked so amateur. The interface said 'hello world' to me, and then I left within 2 seconds. Put at least some serious effort, and feel you have something of value before getting people to spend time criticizing something for you. I fe
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
that sure was a lot of clicking and looking to get to '1.5% of the total US electricity usage'.
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
I’ve found that between a quarter and half of the students I consider 'hard-core' entrepreneurs/founders (working passionately to found a company,) self-identified as coming from a less than benign upbringing. he believes that a quarter o
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
best part, this link: http://design.caltech.edu/erik/Misc/design_quotes.html
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
If you teach critical thinking, the how of thinking, the how to approach problems, the why s of things known, then knowledge comes easy and remains accessible for life. If you teach many facts, then there is little progress of critica
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
the funniest part, more so than ineffective advertisements, is that that which got everyone's panties in a bunch was happiness. down with happiness! heh
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
The first comment on the page by Krischan is right on: Space DOES really look like that. If you have the right set of eyes. Hubble and its team just prove this with every picture. So it does not look like it would look to you naked eye? Ni
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Don’t quit your job. Just quit thinking. Start experimenting.(chrisguillebeau.com)
8 points by embeddedradical 17y ago|2 comments
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
i didn't know that about nitrous oxide; thus, upvoted. drugs are fascinating; as long as there's new facts involved.
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
oh i know the answer to this one: no. when you're really busy it may in the form of things that go out, like sending e-mails, especially if you're not a programmer -- and sometimes when you're really busy, you have sent no e-mails in a whil
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
that and other resources.
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
I say we make programming languages where you don't have to program. Seriously, though, if they aren't in the tech world...they are just waiting to be overtaken by us....agriculture? could use better tech.... medicine? could use better tech
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
really, all we need is better tools for working with javascript. the language is fine. the pain is in the lack of quality tools. aptana is the best ide i know of to write javascript in, and it's decent, but you don't get the documentation
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
i couldn't bring myself to stick null pointers here and there for the convenience of syntax :P i see a lot about code being written for humans, but i'm not onboard with it. elegance in how it executes is #1, and elegance of maintenance is
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
This is bull. The idea of karma is an illusion too. The man who stabs you in the gut and laughs, is a buddha. mu.
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
burn out?
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
Paul Graham is a little bit late to really shock us all with this headline on such an obvious topic. - a result from the visual map of "Paul Graham"
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
...so i went back to the first blog post to figure out what this guys vendetta is: http://eyeonwiner.org/page/44 in short, david winer works on things in isolation and doesn't care for negative feedback, appreciates his own ideas and purs
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Information Addiction [Cognitive Bio](scienceblogs.com)
3 points by embeddedradical 17y ago|0 comments
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
what is this grid technology, and can i supply processing horsepower and get paid?
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
higher quality regurgitation. i see smashing magazine as a quality filtering aggregation subscription with occasionally good original content, and i see things like a list apart and alertbox as consistent high quality original content. thin
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
they discovered that people vary in how much and how quickly they share information, and they also discovered that people who share information quickly and most of the time (infectious people), spread memes faster. they might as well have d
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
i believe that the key is no to not be in excess, to truly be minimalistic about it, and not a slave to impulse. here in california, we often expend more energy in our daily routines, rest less, and use up more mental energy doing all our p
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
i take back my statement. it seems this network is using opendns and maybe someone is changing things up between, but why your blog? i don't get it. nslookup blog.jedwhite.com 208.67.222.222 (opendns) => 208.67.219.132 found a discuss
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
mr. jedwhite: unless for some reason an intermediary system is distorting this...your domain (blog.jedwhite.com) is resolving to 192.168.31.15 (a private address), and therefore, is not accessible to us. k, tnx.
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
"Neighborhood searches." I implemented it in my own hackerish way for myself, and does a good job. Unless my search is really out there, I go to my personalized search engine before I go to google...that's saying a lot. I think it would b
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
freakin tweakers. amphetamines may help you energetically do a bunch of mindless tasks, but when it comes to hacking - insight, intuition, and the ability to notice patterns as you go are all very important. these are also the things that
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
that illustration cracked me up. i don't use twitter but i'm guessing that it's better than what they have on their app's error 500 message. maybe they should buy it.
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How to Negotiate a Pay Raise With Game Theory(mindyourdecisions.com)
5 points by embeddedradical 17y ago|0 comments

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