Weekly Eleven did an interview with Saya APK »
Download the journal and check out page 4.
The name is
Mike Myat Min Han aka 'mmhan'.
I am a developer, mostly do development on Javascript, PHP and CakePHP alongside some development work on C, C++, Obj-C, C# and AS. I also have a thing for Python.
I post here all sorts of crap that I find worthy of sharing: Quotes, Jokes and Notes.
JR’s TED Prize wish: Use art to turn the world inside out (by TEDtalksDirector)
I wonder if anyone would be interested in taking part, back in Myanmar.
How to define a Class in Javascript
First of all, There is no such thing as a Class in Javascript. It’s all objects. Hence use functions and literals to simulate “Class”y development.
//Way 1: Function simulating class.
function Phone(model){
this.model = model;
}
myPhone = new Phone("Android");
//Way 2: literal as singleton
var Phone = {
model: 'Android'
};
//Way 3: Singleton into function
var Phone = new function(){
this.model = "Android"
}
Read Stoyan Stefnov’s article for more.
How to Be Consistent and Get Stuff Done »
Some highlights on why the consistency for things you do and sustaining and finishing something is much more important than starting many things and failing them.
The bottom line is: got a leash on your enthusiasm and make sure your activities are light and sustainable.
The Psychology of Waiting Lines »
Pretty much self-explanatory and a great read for a paper of 9 pages.
Think of what you do have instead of what you don't have. »
Pointing to hierarchy as a model of reference, the author says, we as human, got our hierarchy of needs mixed up keeping up with the Jones and the mass media and the advertisements’ effect that we often think things we don’t really need as a basic need, like having that Netbook for lounging away in the living room while watching the HBO on your big screen TV.
What we do need to do, the author suggest that we actually do a self-analysis and gain a deep understanding of what we do need for the happiness which actually lasts.
I would add, an effortless exercise: when you encounter an advertisement walking along the road, a commercial while watching TV, or that stimulus that tell you that I want this! I want that!, when you see just another Jones, place that material, product or service into your own hierarchy of needs.
Here be the spoilers:
Your life has incredible bounty and abundance. The desire you have for the material item of the moment is insignificant compared to the mountain of opportunity and abundance you have every second of every day. You already have so much – don’t overlook it out of a secondary desire for even more.
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With iPad and flipboard’s success, everyone is now so much into the news aggregators.
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