This is from "Mind Performance Hacks" by Ron-Hale Evans concerning clutter: Clutter fills the future with the past. An interesting thing about records is that we tend to see them again. That's what they're there for, after all. There's something about looking backward, however, which seems...

if you get it, you'll put it on your resume for the rest of your life (unlike your GPA). If you are already close, why not go for it?

I'm experiencing noise with the PC setup because of the fan on the PSU and the hard drive - i've tried to quiet it with a slower fan on the PSU. Anyway, that's why the duet would be handy, because then it doesn't really matter how loud the computer is (if it's far away). Doesn't the computer...

I've been looking at different ways to enable listening with very little noise. Currently have a good DAC and a good headphone amp, but it is hooked up directly to a computer, which, try as I might, is not entirely silent. Came across Ipod + Iwadia solution, along with the slimdevices Duet...

Bernanke has been studying the great depression for his entire career. This looks eerily similar to the way that started, so this is a chance for him to show the Fed can do something about it this time. His thesis was that the banks weren't propped up. Ideally, the federal government would do...

the strange thing is I've had to go back to the library. There's really no substitute for a book when it comes to comprehensive analysis of a topic. Sure, you can get snippets and stuff off of google or through wikipedia, but it just doesn't cut it.

Quote: Originally Posted by Computerpro3 I agree it's a joke. My father has a very large salary, but with me in college, my sister in next year, and my other sister in a year after that, he's going to be paying 120k a year just for us. He never got a degree, and he is in the process of...

I found this portion of the "child-man" article particularly revealing: "Single women in their twenties and early thirties are joining an international New Girl Order, hyperachieving in both school and an increasingly female-friendly workplace, while packing leisure hours with shopping...

When I was looking for schools, I visited OSU (oregon state) and really loved it. Beautiful campus, great people. I think they have rolling admissions, which could be nice. oh yeah, what's with this: "Berk consists mostly of the same type of students: those with medium-high GPA and scores...

I've been to a few company presentations (Bain, Boston Consulting Group, McKinsey, LEK) and it sounds interesting. Anyone here ever worked in management/strategy consulting? What's the scoop? -this is for entering after MBA, not undergrad

I'm bucking the trend... just don't look at my join date.

Hey all, there's a lot of knowledgable people on this board, especially when it comes to computers. I was wondering approximately how much bandwidth (download/upload) is necessary for a generally pleasant internet surfing experience (like not having to wait for head-fi.org to load or...

engineering is quite a broad subject it's too bad e.e. gets all the tinkerers, eh? a billion dollars need to be invested before I can justify my job (chem e)

Ill just echo what's been said already. There are programs for investing in index funds with small amounts of money. Get involved with one (as ls20 said, transamerica has a good program) and make a commitment to invest a certain amount each month. If your workplace has a direct deposit...

I use a reversed vertical axis. It just came naturally to me when I first started playing Quake. I was fooling around with the A and Z buttons (look up and down), finally turned on mouselook, and I liked reverse better. I don't think you need to be able to draw a spiral to prove that you can...