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christofd
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About christofd
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Comment #5420940
nicely done! very helpful intro.
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Comment #5366365
nice and subtle :)
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Comment #5154537
That explains a lot actually. Powerful and simple explanation for the world we live in. However, pretty much the opposite of the so-called "trickle-down" mechanism... more like "tr…
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Comment #4624380
Well said. This matches my experience living for a long time in Germany (south and north), and interactions with French. I remember (from friends) the problems at DLR in Munich (Ge…
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Comment #4619831
Pierre Fournier does a super smooth rendering of all the suites... he's like a French machine, technically perfect & soulful interpretation. especially the 6th preludium is a joy t…
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Comment #4458968
Yeah, stuff with a scientific bend doesn't get shared, although it has impact. It creates its own niche, with considerably less noise. Sorry to broaden the scope, but this made me …
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Comment #4458689
Wow. That's impressive. Big step forward in social analytics.
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Comment #4364450
regarding comic sans use at CERN... often found that scientists like hideous designs. it's a way of saying that we work on serious stuff. a lot of sites at MIT, CMU have that mark.…
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Comment #4212306
agreed. been looking at this for a while. If you're Canada based you gotta reach out internationally (Europe, U.S., Asia) to acquire funds, projects, ideas. Thinking domestic is no…
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Comment #4086484
well, this was 30 years in the making...
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Comment #4021733
alarms were going off when I read "pitch deck"...
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Comment #3657876
same here, now in Toronto.
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Comment #3495166
great wall of text! you have a weblog or so? interested in the intersection of technology and cultural stuff as well... i'm based in toronto, btw. quite often in nyc. cheers.
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Comment #1048442
Great advice. My Dad always told me I suck at music. But I just wouldn't give up. I destroyed one Cello bow along the way in frustration for my lacking skill, but now 20 years late…
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Comment #1046350
Cello, turntables (vinyl and a digital system like Serato), dabble a little on piano, sang in a choir
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Comment #1046317
Good list.
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Comment #1046272
Yeah, I play strings and I hated that scene. You can even deduce from this scene that Depardieu hasn't learned to play any type of instrument, which can be said for a lot of Hollyw…
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Comment #1042499
A rough assessment - needs some more thought: Exactly. This advice might apply more to a creative process, where original thought counts above all else. I imagine being truly creat…
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Comment #1005808
Ah, good to know :)
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Comment #1004514
Not sure this is correct procedure, exposing the privacy of a HN fellow. I personally would have second thoughts posting that.
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Comment #1002446
Hmmm... you might be right. Business people, representing capital owners in a world with increasing capital concentration, exert a lot of leverage. Leverage pays well.
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Comment #1002436
Seconded. BS becomes official. (Dilbert doesn't count; The Economist has to say it)
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Comment #1002072
Yes! How to cure the fear of the blank page. One of the first articles that I've found how to deal with this problem. You can't break procrastination head-on. It's gotta be tricked…
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