Hanson calls for ethnography recommendations, and lukeprog seconds. XFrequentist thirds. Hivemind?
I'm currently working for a non-profit, and a colleague recently stated that there isn't a good software solution for non-profit accounting. This seems unlikely. Any recommendations? I know that's a pretty generic description, but it seems like requirements would be quite similar across US non-profits. I can seek out more...
Here's an example of a mental manoeuvre I accidentally found, and thought might be generally useful (typical caveats apply). I've had a manageable-but-important Problem for a few months now (financial in kind, details neither relevant nor interesting), of moderate complexity and relatively minor importance unless I leave it unsolved just...
Repositories are awesome, and we should have more of them. I recently completed BJ Fogg's Tiny Habits, and it's a pretty lightweight way to install new habits (recommended). However, I realized I could use a better repository of useful habits. So, please use this thread to suggest habits that you've...
Peter Singer, makes a (refreshingly simple) ethical case for anti-aging research, and endorses increased funding. http://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/the-ethics-of-anti-aging-by-peter-singer > On which problems should we focus research in medicine and the biological sciences? There is a strong argument for tackling the diseases that kill the most people –diseases like malaria, measles, and diarrhea,...
[The Stanford-class.org scheme seems to be adding new courses every few days. Instead of a new post each time a new class is added, I commit to keeping this post stocked with links to all current course offerings until at least January 2012.] Complex Systems Model Thinking Electrical Engineering Information...