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San

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    Comment #1667476

    AnyBots founder and CEO Trevor Blackwell (quoted in the third section of the article) is also one of the Y Combinator co-founders, and I believe both companies are in the same offi…

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    Comment #1210383

    Yes, I agree it would be a nice way to do some personal time boxing ("How do I divide my free time between projects A, B and C"). But as I already noted in the parent post, this la…

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    Comment #1209776

    While I like the general idea of your 'schedule as a bar chart' solution, I see several issues: 1) There is very little space to write down appointments. I'd like to be able to wri…

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    Comment #1209746

    Moleskine has something like this, called the Weekly Notebook. Each spread has a page for appointments on the left (one week), and room for notes or to-dos on the right: http://www…

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    Comment #1033879

    That would also allow for a more even wear across the mattress. The center (from left to right) of our current mattress becomes soft and saggy over time, which can not be solved by…

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    Comment #1024334

    The font rendering varies wildly between browsers: http://i47.tinypic.com/1125ssp.png From left to right: Firefox (Win), Chrome (Win), Safari (Win), Safari (Mac) Firefox renders th…

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    Comment #1012005

    Not YC funded, but the guys from YellowBird, Yunoo, and E (My Name is E) are Dutch, and might have some interesting stories to share.

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    Comment #995315

    Nice cycling lanes and impressive statistics, but I don't get the impression that bicycles are as ubiquitous (yet) as they are in Amsterdam. I wonder how they handle bicycle parkin…

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    Comment #949478

    For me, the most important thing is to stick to my daily schedule. Every single day of the week. Once I skip one or two meals, work long hours, or stay up late, my life starts spir…

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    Comment #837181

    Most of these seem to be easy means to rather shallow ends, to me at least. Paying my sixteen-year-old nephew to do these things for me would be easier, and just as satisfying. The…

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    Comment #832414

    Sure his method sounds easy, but are the results actually worth anything? It looks like an over-simplified version of ACT-R, with some made-up cost values. To me, this has no advan…

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    Comment #831859

    Let's not reinvent the wheel and use a framework that has been developed since the seventies. Anderson's ACT-R framework is based on cognitive theories and models, and can deliver …

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    Comment #707844

    It's the cheap kind ($5 or $10) you can get at sport outlet stores or even large super markets. They have a TPR (rubber) outsole and an EVA (foam) insole (which I removed). The upp…

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    Comment #707449

    About two months ago, one of my shoelaces broke. I was still three miles from home, and walking wouldn't get me back there in time. So I took off my shoes and socks, and continued …

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    Comment #692975

    Here's an anagram-sorter. (I'm no Python ninja, but I quite liked my idea.) def sort(s): listt = list(s) listt.sort(cmp=lambda a,b: cmp( ord(b)%len(s) , ord(a)%len(s) )) print ''.j…