zokiboy

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Spirit Crossing's AI Problem(blog.curiousquail.com)
3 points by zokiboy 3mo ago|0 comments
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by zokiboy 3mo ago
There are some lovely games made by Bitsy. They are both refreshing and retro at the same time.
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by zokiboy 13y ago
No, it that case you will check your calendar and decide based on your priorities in life do you want to reschedule a task you have planned with the new task. With calendar-based systems you usually only plan the current day and for other d
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by zokiboy 13y ago
I'm glad this is being shared, because I struggled for years with GTD and couldn't find an alternative anywhere. When I started putting tasks in my calendar my productivity skyrocketed. I know when things will get done and it forc
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by zokiboy 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperloop
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by zokiboy 14y ago
http://www.academia.edu/about
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by zokiboy 14y ago
Success of this program can be explained by the social connections made during the course - teachers were all having better quality of life - also students were shown different way of life through the lectures. If teachers were good as it s
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Isn't there a way to create a database of torrents without using http protocol, by relying only on peer2peer network? It would be much harder to shutdown each peer individually.
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Controlling your daily habits is a goal.
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Tim Cook(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by zokiboy 15y ago|0 comments
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by zokiboy 15y ago
With $20 budget and 4 versions this seems like a random spike in data. If you are going to use this method I suggest to use Google AdWords Campaign Experiments (built-in tool). It will tell you if your results are statistically significant.
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Can you give links to more information about Austrian economics and how it contributes to poverty?
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by zokiboy 15y ago
And this area is biased in both direction. From one side you have family groups and from other side you have game industry. And there are studies showing both sides. That's why meta studies are needed.
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Meta study had to be completed before 2010 to be published in Mar 2010. FAQ was published in 2009, I guess at the same time the paper was submitted for review. That's the reason for having same conclusions.
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Full text: http://www.psychology.iastate.edu/faculty/caa/abstracts/2010...
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by zokiboy 15y ago
I'm not in target market or I don't understand its benefits. If I have to choose photos and email it to them, how is that easier than choosing photos and uploading them to shutterfly?
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Tough one. Few suggestions: #1 Track your time for few days and categorize each minute of what you do. How many of them are productive and pushing your business forward? In most cases 20% of your time is bringing you 80% of the gains. Paret
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London: A generation bred on a diet of excessive consumerism had been unleashed(guardian.co.uk)
3 points by zokiboy 15y ago|0 comments
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Attack of the clones(economist.com)
5 points by zokiboy 15y ago|0 comments
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by zokiboy 15y ago
You covered most viable options. If I were you I would continue with #4 and give that feature of monthly subscription to generate steady stream of revenue. You seem to have a product/market fit so in this situation I would outsource someone
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Putting name and price aside I don't like deep nesting approach for lists. I tend to have too many levels and it's cumbersome to click so many times. I like to have an option to see all my tasks at same level and get nice overview of everyt
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by zokiboy 15y ago
It's even more expensive than OmniFocus - $79 for life, and this is $120 for a year.
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Didn't make sense to me either. Now I realized it optimizes static content: css, javascrips and images on the firs run, then it serves optimized version until you update them. There is some latency to fetching dynamic content and that's the
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Does this work with dynamic web pages, like Facebook or news.ycombinator.com?
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Thanks for the reply. I meant that the overhead is going to your page, instead of just shooing an email from an email client; it is minimal but still it's a big step to remember your site. I commented this because I had similar idea before.
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Interesting idea. I see that your main competitor is email and other media. People send thank you notes by email or Facebook these days. For me your solutions is less personal and it is crating an overhead: you are still using email/faceboo
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Do you think this deal was before Safari's "Reading List"? I don't see bright future with ReadItLater, now that we have Safari's built in feature other browsers will follow.
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Read It Later Raises $2.5 Million(techcrunch.com)
3 points by zokiboy 15y ago|2 comments
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by zokiboy 15y ago
Thanks.
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by zokiboy 15y ago
I agree they are biased toward Facebook. They also have valid points. Maybe the future of social networks is like email. Each of us will use platform of choice for communication on a common protocol.

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