6 Factors That Secretly Influence Who You Have Sex With

Statistics indicate that more and more frequently, "hookups" are turning into meaningful relationships. While that might sound like a snazzy pickup line, it actually means you might marry someone because of the color of the shirt she was wearing the night you met her. According to science, the world around you is dangerously full of hidden aphrodisiacs that can land you in bed, and even in long-term relationships, with someone who's totally wrong for you. #6. Fear The Romantic Notion: "If two people are meant for one another, it doesn't matter whether they meet in high school or prison -- love will find a way." Science Says: "Did you see a comedy or a horror movie on your first date? We tend to think that emotions such as fear and anger cause our hearts to speed up. Here's where it gets weird. He just crapped his pants, and she's still going to walk away with a crush. In a study by Donald G. Yeah, science is a dick like that. #5. "Looks don't matter. This can, of course, be taken too far. #4.

How Trello is different by Joel Spolsky Friday, January 06, 2012 Just a few months ago, we launched Trello, a super simple, web-based team coordination system. The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive and adoption has been very strong, even in its early, 1.0 state. Trello is new kind of development project for Fog Creek. The biggest difference you’ll notice (compared to our previous products pitched solely at software developers) is that Trello is a totally horizontal product. Horizontal means that it can be used by people from all walks of life. Vertical software is much easier to pull off and make money with, and it’s a good choice for your first startup. It’s easier to find customers. Making a major horizontal product that’s useful in any walk of life is almost impossible to pull off. Forgive me if I now divert into telling you a quick story about my time spent on the Microsoft Excel team way back in 1991. Everybody thought of Excel as a financial modeling application. What was I talking about? Bing!