Comments for www.ZhouWenhan.com http://zhouwenhan.com About Zhou Wenhan Fri, 16 Oct 2009 02:18:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on The Last Post(no Pun intended) by wenhanz http://zhouwenhan.com/2009/04/the-last-postno-pun-intended/comment-page-1/#comment-12074 wenhanz Fri, 16 Oct 2009 02:18:23 +0000 http://zhouwenhan.com/?p=186#comment-12074 Gwegwegdsx ef esf es fefrefe e ew Gwegwegdsx ef esf es fefrefe e ew

]]> Comment on The Last Post(no Pun intended) by Ben Leong http://zhouwenhan.com/2009/04/the-last-postno-pun-intended/comment-page-1/#comment-7130 Ben Leong Tue, 14 Apr 2009 14:41:21 +0000 http://zhouwenhan.com/?p=186#comment-7130 Sorry that you didn't actually reach any of your goals. Glad to know that minimally you enjoyed the class notwithstanding the pain I inflicted on you guys. <i>Also thanks for pointing out my “problem” of not being focused enough on my projects.</i> Dun have to thank me lah. I'm only earning my pay lah. Teaching is not a one-size-fits-all thing. I looked at what you've been doing and I asked myself, "what should I say to him to help him succeed?" :-P Very simple: pick one thing and do it DAMN WELL. Remember Ash Singh. :-) Sorry that you didn’t actually reach any of your goals. Glad to know that minimally you enjoyed the class notwithstanding the pain I inflicted on you guys.

Also thanks for pointing out my “problem” of not being focused enough on my projects.

Dun have to thank me lah. I’m only earning my pay lah.

Teaching is not a one-size-fits-all thing. I looked at what you’ve been doing and I asked myself, “what should I say to him to help him succeed?” :-P

Very simple: pick one thing and do it DAMN WELL. Remember Ash Singh. :-)

]]> Comment on The Tagxe has left by Praj http://zhouwenhan.com/2008/06/the-tagxe-has-left/comment-page-1/#comment-6985 Praj Mon, 06 Apr 2009 14:32:02 +0000 http://zhouwenhan.com/?p=107#comment-6985 Coincidentally we are embarking on exactly such an idea of cab sharing although in the USA. Our vision is where a web/mobile based marketplace can match demand and supply of public transportation and take 800 million miles off the road from the roughly 4 trillion miles driven here, in a year. We'd like to discuss your experiences so we can learn from them and get a cab sharing system working here. Would you please reply to me privately so we may learn from you? Thanks. Coincidentally we are embarking on exactly such an idea of cab sharing although in
the USA. Our vision is where a web/mobile based marketplace can match demand
and supply of public transportation and take 800 million miles off the road from the
roughly 4 trillion miles driven here, in a year.

We’d like to discuss your experiences so we can learn from them and get
a cab sharing system working here. Would you please reply to me privately so we
may learn from you?

Thanks.

]]> Comment on About by Jeff http://zhouwenhan.com/comment-page-1/#comment-6765 Jeff Thu, 26 Mar 2009 09:27:56 +0000 http://zhouwenhan.com/?page_id=2#comment-6765 encouraged to see your entrepreneurial spirit, keep it up encouraged to see your entrepreneurial spirit, keep it up

]]> Comment on Systems Engineering by Ben Leong http://zhouwenhan.com/2009/03/systems-engineering/comment-page-1/#comment-5898 Ben Leong Sat, 14 Mar 2009 15:34:16 +0000 http://zhouwenhan.com/?p=183#comment-5898 <i>In my mind, Modularity is the over arching princinple. Abstraction is the depth of modularity and SoC is the width of modularity</i> Alamak, this means that I lectured poorly and I didn't manage to explain the ideas clearly, so let's try again. SoC: Try to figure out what are the things you care about and try to think about them separately. Some things can be separated, i.e. logic vs presentation, others cannot, i.e. performance Abstraction: Information hiding. Hide stuff that people shouldn't need to see to avoid confusing them. Decomposition/Modularity: Break the problem done into smaller bitesized chunks so that each of them are smaller and easier to solve. What you have to worry about is the interactions between these pieces. I hope this helps. :-P In my mind, Modularity is the over arching princinple. Abstraction is the depth of modularity and SoC is the width of modularity

Alamak, this means that I lectured poorly and I didn’t manage to explain the ideas clearly, so let’s try again.

SoC: Try to figure out what are the things you care about and try to think about them separately. Some things can be separated, i.e. logic vs presentation, others cannot, i.e. performance

Abstraction: Information hiding. Hide stuff that people shouldn’t need to see to avoid confusing them.

Decomposition/Modularity: Break the problem done into smaller bitesized chunks so that each of them are smaller and easier to solve. What you have to worry about is the interactions between these pieces.

I hope this helps. :-P

]]> Comment on UI Suggestions: Facebook Application: Get Help by Kent http://zhouwenhan.com/2009/02/ui-suggestions-facebook-application-get-help/comment-page-1/#comment-4310 Kent Tue, 17 Feb 2009 16:05:21 +0000 http://zhouwenhan.com/?p=170#comment-4310 I propose an economy based on reputation points where givers and recievers can exchange points for help. -> very true. you can see this in the current application :D i liked your interaction cycle a lot! Kent. I propose an economy based on reputation points where givers and recievers can exchange points for help.

-> very true. you can see this in the current application :D

i liked your interaction cycle a lot!

Kent.

]]> Comment on Wooh! after 3 tries MallMent is in Da Store! by Kar Meng http://zhouwenhan.com/2009/02/wooh-after-3-tries-mallment-is-in-da-store/comment-page-1/#comment-3940 Kar Meng Tue, 10 Feb 2009 17:23:25 +0000 http://zhouwenhan.com/?p=166#comment-3940 Cool stuff dude! It'll be great to have discount vouchers and interesting happenings in the mall included too! But I guess 99% chance you would have thought of that, so all the best! Just a fantasy thought, won't it be great if Google can come up with Google Mall - a building version of Google Earth, hahaa.. Cool stuff dude!

It’ll be great to have discount vouchers and interesting happenings in the mall included too! But I guess 99% chance you would have thought of that, so all the best!

Just a fantasy thought, won’t it be great if Google can come up with Google Mall – a building version of Google Earth, hahaa..

]]> Comment on Wooh! after 3 tries MallMent is in Da Store! by Dingyan http://zhouwenhan.com/2009/02/wooh-after-3-tries-mallment-is-in-da-store/comment-page-1/#comment-3934 Dingyan Tue, 10 Feb 2009 11:06:46 +0000 http://zhouwenhan.com/?p=166#comment-3934 Good stuff! Is it free? Ha makes me wish that I can have an iPhone! I remember that time you demo-ed it to us that you need to rock the phone pretty hard to "simulate" walking.. is "real walking" sufficient actually? Good stuff!

Is it free? Ha makes me wish that I can have an iPhone!

I remember that time you demo-ed it to us that you need to rock the phone pretty hard to “simulate” walking.. is “real walking” sufficient actually?

]]> Comment on 10 things to know before you pitch a VC for money by HT http://zhouwenhan.com/2009/02/10-things-to-know-before-you-pitch-a-vc-for-money/comment-page-1/#comment-3918 HT Mon, 09 Feb 2009 15:11:15 +0000 http://zhouwenhan.com/?p=163#comment-3918 Woah... Didn't know that so many people will write posts based on the David Rose pitch. Thought I was the only one who would do such a thing. Anyway, its a good reminder to remember lessons from this video (and others) before pitching. The presenters today could surely take a lesson or 2 away from this. Woah… Didn’t know that so many people will write posts based on the David Rose pitch. Thought I was the only one who would do such a thing.

Anyway, its a good reminder to remember lessons from this video (and others) before pitching. The presenters today could surely take a lesson or 2 away from this.

]]> Comment on Elven Blood Critic and Applying Social Psychology to Social Network applications by Yu Han http://zhouwenhan.com/2009/02/elven-blood-critic-and-applying-social-psychology-to-social-network-applications/comment-page-1/#comment-3863 Yu Han Fri, 06 Feb 2009 12:07:27 +0000 http://zhouwenhan.com/?p=144#comment-3863 Hello, Wen Han wow...your chart is really impressive, maybe you can make it into some lecture to teach people about it, I feel that is really inspiring 'The amount of information that a preceding message has affects the positive influence on the next message. The less information, the more influence the second message is.' it took me quite a while to understand it, but after thinking through, it really make me change my mind how should we implement the advertisement of our apps to maximize our profits... Hello, Wen Han

wow…your chart is really impressive,
maybe you can make it into some lecture to teach people about it,

I feel that is really inspiring

‘The amount of information that a preceding message
has affects the positive influence on the next message.
The less information, the more influence the second message is.’

it took me quite a while to understand it,
but after thinking through,
it really make me change my mind how should we
implement the advertisement of our apps to maximize our profits…

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