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- devizen » Archive » Programming Can Ruin Your Life on 2009-02-24
- sciencefiction | Features | guardian.co.uk Film on 2008-10-26
- Unhealthy Chinese-Food Choices | Newsweek By The Numbers | Newsweek.com on 2008-08-16
- Naomi Klein: The Olympics: Unveiling Police State 2.0 on 2008-08-11
- Op-Ed Columnist - Lord of the Memes - Op-Ed - NYTimes.com on 2008-08-09
- Major Breakthrough: Music's 'DNA' Decoded | Listening Post from Wired.com on 2008-08-09
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Everybody’s Business - Lessons in Love, by Way of Economics - NYTimes.com on 2008-07-16
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In love, the data is even clearer. Stay with high-quality human beings. And once you find that you are in a junk relationship, sell immediately. Junk situations can look appealing and seductive, but junk is junk. Be wary of it unless you control the market.
(Or, as I like to tell college students, the absolutely surest way to ruin your life is to have a relationship with someone with many serious problems, and to think that you can change this person.)
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Research pays off. The most appealing and seductive (that word again) exterior can hide the most danger and chance of loss. For most of us, diversification in love, at least beyond a very small number, is impossible, so it’s necessary to do a lot of research on the choice you make. It is a rare man or woman who can resist the outward and the surface. But exteriors can hide far too much.
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- Musical Assumptions: High Fidelity: the death of classical music? on 2008-04-13
- PostgreSQL: Documentation: Manuals: PostgreSQL 8.3: Aggregate Functions on 2008-03-22
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The Testing Movement and Delayed Gratification on 2008-03-17
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a delayed gratification skill-building view of
learning, and that this view is not supported by empirical data. -
Smart people don't study, they try to solve problems.
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