My daily readings 07/03/2008
July 3, 2008 by wind333My daily readings 07/02/2008
July 2, 2008 by wind333My daily readings 06/29/2008
June 29, 2008 by wind333-
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OUTLIERS is a book about success. It starts with a very simple question: what is the difference between those who do something special with their lives and everyone else? In OUTLIERS, we’re going to visit a genius who lives on a horse farm in Northern Missouri. We’re going to examine the bizarre histories of professional hockey and soccer players, and look into the peculiar childhood of Bill Gates, and spend time in a Chinese rice paddy, and investigate the world’s greatest law firm, and wonder about what distinguishes pilots who crash planes from those who don’t. And in examining the lives of the remarkable among us–the brilliant, the exceptional and the unusual–I want to convince you that the way we think about success is all wrong.
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Useless Factor: A couple GC algorithms in more detail
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The idea is based on the Mark-Copy (MC) algorithm. The heap is divided up into a number of equally sized windows, say 40. One of these is the nursery, and the others act as tenured space. (I don’t know why, but the papers about this seem to use a two-generation rather than three-generation model. I think it could easily be updated to use three generations, but I’ll stick with this for now.) Each window has a logical number, with the nursery having the highest number.
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Now that you’ve got Firefox, find out all the ways to personalize it to fit exactly how you use the Web.
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Hacker News | Ask HN: I’m having dinner with the Mythbuster tomorrow night… got any questions?
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Diigo Toolbar | Diigo - Annotated
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Power tools to substantially enhance your experience
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ands of dedicated volunteers around the world with our small staff of employees to coordinate the creation of products like the Firefox web browser. This process is organized by the Mozilla C
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电脑，过去上街跑单的业务员都改在电脑前洽商业务，办公模式、业务流程还有公司形
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My daily readings 06/28/2008
June 28, 2008 by wind333-
Building a Software Company: How to sell your software for $20,000
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good lifestyle business. I don’t know which is easier, but I did the latter. When it was just myself and I just needed to get that one customer a year, I thought it was a pretty good life
My daily readings 06/27/2008
June 27, 2008 by wind333My daily readings 06/26/2008
June 26, 2008 by wind333My daily readings 06/25/2008
June 25, 2008 by wind333My daily readings 06/24/2008
June 24, 2008 by wind333-
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I remember when computers were, for me at least, exclusively for
work. I might occasionally dial up a server to get mail or ftp
files, but most of the time I was offline. All I could do was write
and program. Now I feel as if someone snuck a television onto my
desk. Terribly addictive things are just a click away. Run into
an obstacle in what you’re working on? Hmm, I wonder what’s new
online. Better check.After years of carefully avoiding classic time sinks like TV, games,
and Usenet, I still managed to fall prey to distraction, because
I didn’t realize that it evolves. Something that used to be safe,
using the Internet, gradually became more and more dangerous. Some
days I’d wake up, get a cup of tea and check the news, then check
email, then check the news again, then answer a few emails, then
suddenly notice it was almost lunchtime and I hadn’t gotten any real
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At first I tried rules. For example, I’d tell myself I was only
going to use the Internet twice a day. But these schemes never
worked for long. Eventually something would come up that required
me to use it more than that. And then I’d gradually slip back
into my old ways.
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My daily readings 06/23/2008
June 23, 2008 by wind333-
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你是不是对那些外企都充满了憧憬，觉得能进这些公司就是进了天堂，可以衣食无忧……那你就错了，让牛人来告诉你，这些外企都是怎样的！
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衣食无忧……那你就错了，让牛人来告诉你，这些外企都是怎样的！
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