Success, and Farming vs. Mining
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Success, and Farming vs. Mining
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Re: Success, and Farming vs. Mining
#2For those who don't know, Wil Shipley is the author of Delicious Library. http://delicious-monster.com/> A perennially popular MacOS app. It is a great way to catalog most everything you own.
It started off being only for books, but since has acquired the ability to keep track of just about anything.
Re: Success, and Farming vs. Mining
#3For those who don't know, Wil Shipley is the author of Delicious Library. http://delicious-monster.com/> ; A perennially popular MacOS app. It is a great way to catalog most everything you own. It started off being only for books, but since has acquired the ability to keep track of just about anything.
Delicious Library: one of the apps that makes me wish I could afford a Mac. Genius stuff; shame there doesn't seem to be a Windows equivalent.
Re: Success, and Farming vs. Mining
#4For those who don't know, Wil Shipley is the author of Delicious Library. http://delicious-monster.com/> ; A perennially popular MacOS app. It is a great way to catalog most everything you own. It started off being only for books, but since has acquired the ability to keep track of just about anything.
He also founded the OMNI group.
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Re: Success, and Farming vs. Mining
#6For those who don't know, Wil Shipley is the author of Delicious Library. http://delicious-monster.com/> ; A perennially popular MacOS app. It is a great way to catalog most everything you own. It started off being only for books, but since has acquired the ability to keep track of just about anything.
Delicious Library: one of the apps that makes me wish I could afford a Mac. Genius stuff; shame there doesn't seem to be a Windows equivalent.
It's a nice app... and nicely gimmicky. But I just can't bring myself to use it for more than a few days then it gets all out of date.
I guess if you're OCD about books and other items it may have a great use for you, but I feel it's gimmicky and while it looks amazing it isn't as valuable as it may look.
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Re: Success, and Farming vs. Mining
#8See also "built to last" by Jim Collins which covers the same ground from a different angle.
Re: Success, and Farming vs. Mining
#9For those who don't know, Wil Shipley is the author of Delicious Library. http://delicious-monster.com/> ; A perennially popular MacOS app. It is a great way to catalog most everything you own. It started off being only for books, but since has acquired the ability to keep track of just about anything.
Delicious Library: one of the apps that makes me wish I could afford a Mac. Genius stuff; shame there doesn't seem to be a Windows equivalent.
Have you thought about buying one second hand or refurbished?
Re: Success, and Farming vs. Mining
#10On a slight tangent, modern farming techniques are more akin to the mining he describes than they are to farming. It's not just the software industry that is affected by this short-term thinking; it's the majority of human endeavour.
It's hard to tell whether the stock market is a cause or a symptom - our primary mode of 'investing in the future' is so prone to being short-circuited for short term gain.