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rodrigo
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Comment #16759511
Do you have a url? I googled and found just lectures on youtube.
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Comment #4598942
Im finding it very enligthening, have anyone read it? care to share your opinions?
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Comment #4598098
The Gift of Fear by Gavin de Becker
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Comment #1142678
Same thing here, so maybe my 2 cents can help; Make three broad stages for every project (research & design, implementation, knowledge transfer & communication) and then undertake …
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Comment #1035903
But it migth take an engineering mindset to know what component of the system you need to strike to make damage.
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Comment #1035897
But it migth take an engineering mindset to know what component of the system you need to strike to make damage.
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Comment #995399
In a "normal" situation then, youll get that someone whos always wanted the job as the first pick to fill it, wich makes the randomnized promotions all that much desirable. Also, t…
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Comment #995353
I've read all of the series in ribbonfarm, what I was looking for (in my poorly phrased english) is pointers to other related resources.
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Comment #995079
Does any other hner can point me to other materials related to this series? I really think this series are, at least, a great intellectual exercise.
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Comment #953175
I have a macbook wich i almost never power off, i see it as one of its advantages; is it a bad practice?
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Comment #809204
How? What could we be doing different if we have them? Not rethorical, please share your opinion.
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Comment #798533
I have met some very high paid consultants who doesnt look smart at all(smartly dressed, if any); Knowing stuff and being able to do something useful with it (AND sell it) looks pr…
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Comment #798215
What i wanted to know more about is (and i do now thanks to you): what does someone can sell, what does a business needs so bad that it reaches an outsider and pays him to get. Als…
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Comment #798026
Very dense, the kind of book that a book geek writes. When i read The DaVinci Code years later, it feeled like a very decaffeinated (really "de-lots of things") version of Foucault…
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Comment #798017
"I do a lot of high-end stuff now," What you mean by high-end? im asking because im looking into consulting as a career option, and want to know what people's doing. Any hindsight …
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Comment #798011
Borges its great, i find his tales super-concentrated: one tale mentions people or stories that can spawn hundreds of other tales or biographies, and that leaves me wishing to read…
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Comment #797831
I will. I took GEB and leave it 200 pages from the end, it is great but i keep feeling im not getting something. Im starting over now. And "le ton..." would be next.
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Comment #797434
Le Ton Beau de Marot by Douglas Hofstadter How is it? please share your impressions.
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Comment #797403
Halfway into "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" and im liking it so far, specially its hindsights on philosophy and rationality. "Beautiful Data", a couple of chapters, i …
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Comment #776535
These sporadic hn memes put a half-a-smile in me face. The almost abscence of jokes its great for the noise ratio, but these outbreaks are great fun. Thanks guys.
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Comment #768109
When my little girl was about 8 months old, she got her first baby doll (she only had fur animals) and her reaction was impresive: she hughed it, kissed it and nursed it. I used to…
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Comment #753028
Ciudad de México, México
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Comment #749886
1. GEB 2. GEB 3. GEB
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Comment #720199
I listen to podcasts, Humanities courses found in TunesU, or French lessons also via podcast, depending on my mood. Search for older threads here, theres great recommendations ther…
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Comment #712628
I've been eating mostly "primal" for a year; im down one pant size, im able to better focus at work, and a lot of other nice things, just by erradicating carbs. Also, its the only …