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For some narrow definition of problem - sure.

You need to read finite and infinite games. The book addresses this exactly.

Seconding obsidian. Throw the files into Dropbox and voila - synced notes.

I tracked my productivity pretty rigorously in college for about a year. My maximum sustainable productivity was somewhere between 6 and 8 pomodoros a day. If a deadline was immine…

Hello from Vancouver! Great work. One piece of feedback - would be great if there was an "import from Linkedin" feature. It seems like a lot of the information has already been pop…

It really depends what you mean by "low". It's certainly possible at the hundreds-per-day type volume. The key is to just look for bigger effects. If 200 people show up, 10/100 con…

I would read this!

I have experience going through the HD funnel and I only have good things to say. The team is professional, know what they are talking about and can connect you with great companie…

I've used the Pomodoro technique religiously for the last year. Some interesting conclusions that I drew from my yearly review: 1) I have a maximum sustainable rate of about 8 pomo…

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Author here. JadeNB you've hit the nail on the head! I have found that each language is better suited towards certain problems. This was a key motivation for making a set of proble…

Thanks for your idea. I am aiming for very specific boundef problems with quality references. A Google app engine app is much too broad. Do you have more specific suggestions?

Author here. Adding a community aspect is definitely an end goal. Right now I'm trying to create a reasonable project list and perhaps a few sample solutions. I'm toying with the i…

Author here. Great idea! The problem is that I would be hard pressed to come up with projects that are universally appealing. Crowd sourcing for ideas seems like a good option here…

A barbell strategy for maximizing your career upside.

It's not. I'm getting it too.

What's you're Quora user? You seem like an interesting fellow to follow.

I'm not saying you're making this fallacy...but give it a thought. http://youarenotsosmart.com/2010/06/07/the-just-world-fallac...