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1 day ago - Chester Grant

▲	brain scans of nonartists do not exhibit a similar pattern, which suggests that experiencing creative processes could help to build certain creative muscles.

▲	make the sacrifices necessary to achieve their goals. 58. Research strongly suggests that pushing to reach a goal provides more happiness than actually

▲	we are doing, and how we do things. 35. Research evidence suggests a strong link between inquisitiveness and creative productivity. 36. Innovators routinely

1 day ago - Forward Scattering - The Weblog of Nicholas Chapman

▲	what work is being done. Is work being repeated? John Carmack suggests this method : "An exercise that I try to do every once

1 day ago - Tim's Blog

▲	something a “masterpiece”. Usually when I see this in reviews it suggests the possibility that the critic has decided to elevate it to

1 day ago - Elliott Slaughter's Home Page

▲	good ideas have been copied into other languages. Paul Graham even suggests this convergence towards Lisp is inevitable. I wouldn’t go so

1 day ago - IMVU Engineering Blog – Software engineering best practices at IMVU

▲	ieframe.dll/dnserrordiagoff.htm*. The path of that URL (dnserrordiagoff.htm) suggests a DNS lookup failure. Some experimentation shows that DNS errors are,

▲	failures occurred after the server had sent its final handshake message suggests that this could actually be another symptom of the same problem.

1 day ago - Andrew Wheeler | Crime Analysis and Crime Mapping

▲	spend 40-60% on responding to calls for service, so that suggests c > (N*S)/0.5 is where you want to be.

▲	state rules). I get more annoyed by Flock’s advertising that suggests they solve 10% of crime nationwide, which is absurd. It is

▲	a regression of clearance rates regressed on cameras per officer, and suggests the cameras increase clearance rates by 10%. There is multiple things

1 day ago - Peter Steinberger

▲	used directly in this C function that (at least the name suggests) then forwards our touches up the responder chain. But let’s

1 day ago - Dave's Data

▲	This is not enough. Estimates vary widely, but one Harvard study suggests we may need in the mi Post a Comment Read more

1 day ago - Maths, Stats & Functional Programming | Formerly known as Idontgetoutmuch's Weblog

▲	map fromIntegral ws ) ) A quick look at the first few entries suggests this is the data in Table 1 of Azzalini and Bowman (

2 days ago - Jon Skeet's coding blog

▲	of Sam Freedman’s posts definitely boosted the profile, and monitoring suggests I had about 30 users with the “live” view which refreshes