- Never tell someone that picking up their programming language would be very easy. This email has details.
- On the Imposter Syndrome
- How not to use Power Point - by David Airey
- The Last Lecture (transcript), given by Prof. Randy Pausch
at CMU
- How to Get Into Stanford with Bs on Your Transcript
- Every Decade is Defined by What Stopped Being Impossible -
Watching the Corners: On Future-Proofing Your Passion
Wired Magazine has the scoop on The Neuroscience of Screwing Up
- How to Ask Questions More Effectively
- Some mathematical wisdom on how to choose the best candidate (for anything) from a large sample
- Why there are no "famous programmers" - fame doesn't really help us
- Low prices may not guarantee higher sales
- Your code reflects who you are. Here's how not to code like an a**hole
- The 10 Laws of Productivity
- Cognitive Fallacies
- Paul Graham interviewed by a Seventh Grader
- The New York Times has the scoop on How Your Brain Remembers
- The Seven Secrets of Social Media Conversation
- Fanboyism and Brand Loyalty
- Never Trust A Programmer