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access_denied··on DARPA: U.S. Geek Shortage Is National Security Risk
Mhm, maybe there is a disconnect between what is good for the nation and who profits from that out-sourcing trend? (No offense to non-US hackers.)
access_denied··on Reconsidering Star Wars IV in the light of I-III
I don't know what they are talking about neither. I love those sci-fi movies from the 70s though...
access_denied··on You can always do less
Do you really think people renew an 37signal-product account because they got that nice little present of cute-new-feature each month? (Hint: Maybe they use software to solve an ongoing business-problem, not to play 'diskbox.)
access_denied··on Personal Tags - tagging your content with a unique string
what about having a keyboard-listener on your machine who saves every input you make?
access_denied··on Apple, It's Time to Delete Safari From the iPhone
Yeah like beofre the iPhone developing for mobile was such a blizz.
access_denied··on Ask HN: How long did it take you to get ramen profitable?
Godin sold his startup to Yahoo. He is now 'acting on it with his bootstrapped 'user generated content'-startup Squidoo. I doubt as a millionaire he needs the revenue from his books and speaking gigs to make a living.
access_denied··on Cool Things in Perl 6
This kind of posts just show how good the perl community is in terms of marketing. Not loud or shrill, just sharing a cup of fresh mint tea at an oasis.
access_denied··on 2010: The year of the products + a new way of working
Yeah, as a team we can maximize our output.
access_denied··on Is there such a thing as too much precision?
Suggestion to the author: learn about fuzzy logic and than start to think.
access_denied··on Ask HN: The best way to put technical skills to the greater good?
Giving free courses / seminars on how to prevent computer fraud. (Like explaining "password", "phishing", ect pp)
access_denied··on The "Black Box" Disease
It would have another abstraction layer for a-hole behaviour instead.
access_denied··on Jerry Seinfeld's Productivity Secret
http://davidseah.com/blog/compact-calendar/
access_denied··on Make tags not trees - filesystem based on tags instead of directories
The problem with that: retain meta-info when copying from machine to machine. Otherwise: yes.
access_denied··on Re: Linux Date Command gives wrong year with +%g
And thusly the "problem" is not one of Linux but a funny characteristic of our universe.
access_denied··on The Apple Tablet
Without the arkward pen?
access_denied··on The Apple Tablet
I think there is a huge market for a company who does everything like Apple, except with a different look and style. An iPod with un-rounded corners so to speak.
access_denied··on Ask HN: How do you get in your "productive" mode?
I am doing Getting Things Done (GTD). One part of it is the so-called "Processing" step. That means you gather all your notes, scraps of paper and so on and work it into your GTD-system. I do this at the beginning of the workday and it helps to focus my mind on what is going on in my world. Because I have to think about my notes (What does that mean? Is it actionable?) I have to load the current "frontier" of problems into RAM. On most days this leads to automatically starting to work directly on the problem at hand and getting into the zone.
access_denied··on The story of my startup (and the Google/YouTube API trap)
Depends on how you define thread.
access_denied··on Bootstrapping a startup with Smalltalk (2006)
That Graham guy you made me think of.. he did the reverse. He came up with the problem first and then solved it leveraging the power of the ultimate tool.
access_denied··on The story of my startup (and the Google/YouTube API trap)
The point is about taking your responsibilities as a parent seriously.
access_denied··on Bootstrapping a startup with Smalltalk (2006)
Fascinating aspect: which tool we want to work with? - Ok, let's build a business around that tool.
access_denied··on Happy Birthday, Linus
Yes, Linus is an a..hol.. But not in character. He does it as a calculated way to keep the real a--holes off of his chest. I admire Linus for his social / leadership. I learned from observing his strategies.
access_denied··on Programmer Conned CIA, Pentagon Into Buying Bogus Anti-Terror Code
> kind of willingness-to-believe stops at "George Bush

We are willing to believe in change now, becuase we can.

access_denied··on The story of my startup (and the Google/YouTube API trap)
Yes, me too. Reading tip: http://www.violentacres.com/archives/345/adventures-in-volun...
access_denied··on People will pay for content
Do you know what quality journalism is? I don't, I've never seen any. But I am willing to pay for a well researched piece about wether Barack Obama smokes in the White House.
access_denied··on Stop being a productivity nerd, and chill out
If the other blogs close down for one reason or other you still have the content on your own blog for your own archive-of-your-life.
access_denied··on Facebook 1: 0 Simon Cowell - Rage Against The Machine is UK #1 single for Xmas
I always held the suspicion that there is a difference between good and bad writing.
access_denied··on Take a dose of Snowcrash
The effect wasn't as strong as in the novel (luckily), but it was strangely relaxing to look at it while knowing it came from true randomness.
access_denied··on China bans individuals from registering domain names
Because he had no power to be a despot - that's all.
access_denied··on 37% of people commute by bike in Copenhagen thanks to this infrastructure
To see the number 37 and the word Copenhagen in one headline, makes me think I should get real.
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