acconrad

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Landing Page Video Formula Secrets(medium.com)
2 points by acconrad 12y ago|0 comments
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Title Scream – Graphic inspiration from 8/16 bit games(titlescream.com)
2 points by acconrad 12y ago|0 comments
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Google Announces Udacity Course on Website Performance(googledevelopers.blogspot.com)
1 points by acconrad 12y ago|0 comments
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by acconrad 12y ago
I think your sprite for your logo is all messed up (looks way too large). Also have you heard of http://www.eatthismuch.com/ ? How does yours differ?
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by acconrad 12y ago
I liked your work with Startup Foundry so I was excited to see this, and I'm sure you're using many tried-and-true entrepreneurial principles to get this off the ground. But the psychological UX needs to focus on the positives and
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by acconrad 12y ago
As a hacker who enjoy fitness and lifting weights, the message "'meat head' free" tainted my impression of this site, as if my way of working out was bad. I happen to be someone who doesn't want "muscles on mus
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by acconrad 12y ago
You're focusing on one macro nutrient. Paleo followers are mindful of what kind of carbohydrates they eat to the point where they will argue to the teeth as to why legumes are somehow not a good form carbohydrate and protein (while veg
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by acconrad 12y ago
It's the same argument for vegetarians/vegans as well. When you have an unlimited supply of food (and variety of foods), you can eat without thinking, and eating without thinking leads to poor food choices. When you specifically a
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by acconrad 12y ago
Do we all have this blind optimism that someday, one day, we can actually wake up and read the news that there finally is a magic pill to solve our problems? All of these articles read the same - link bait title convincing you that the ma
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by acconrad 12y ago
Try the HN freelancer posts every month, just respond to requests that fit your skill set, compete on price and over-deliver.
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by acconrad 12y ago
How is being a consultant tax-optimized?
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by acconrad 12y ago
I was quite surprised to read such a quality article from TechCrunch. I think this article makes the case for giving people a minimum standard income over minimum wage. It certainly makes sense that as we automate more things, we require le
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by acconrad 12y ago
I've been following his blog through the entirety of his daughter's trials and tribulations, and I've come close to tears pretty much every time I read a post in-depth. I can't even begin to reach the level of empathy an
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by acconrad 12y ago
As a retort to the conservative theory, the biggest flaw I see in that argument is > "People naturally make the most rational economic decisions in their journey to achieve maximum happiness" Current economic thinking of the fi
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Ask HN: A Coursera for Sales/Marketing/Advertising?
1 points by acconrad 12y ago|1 comments
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by acconrad 13y ago
If we collectively invested 1/10th of this passion towards real problems (like boycotting mega banks for the billions they stole during the financial crisis) instead of whether or not my free hard drive is advised by a ex-high-ranking
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by acconrad 13y ago
And to be fair WhatsApp has been around for years...most of these "rocketship" companies aren't in fact rocket ships and take years before they become famous, and then once they're famous gain traction seemingly very qui
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by acconrad 13y ago
Exactly, and this is echoed by the Angular development team ( http://docs.angularjs.org/guide/controller ).
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by acconrad 13y ago
Oh god... so much wrong with this. Tabata workouts have always resonated with supplementary fat loss workouts - workouts you do in addition to a regular strength program. They're always recommended to be done with front squats because
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by acconrad 13y ago
Eh, the difficulty here is that shelter is far more important than transportation - people can live without cars (as illustrated in the article), they can't live without a roof over their head. It is an unfortunate paradox that cities
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Should You Get a PhD?(lemire.me)
1 points by acconrad 13y ago|0 comments
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by acconrad 13y ago
We had one of these in the office, and I hate to say this, but it was TOO big. Everyone who used it developed eye pain after a few hours - it's taxing to have that many bright pixels glaring at you all day. We ended up sticking with th
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by acconrad 13y ago
This is a really annoying UX, I can't even tell who the top five countries are because the hover-overs overflow above the visible area of the map.
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by acconrad 13y ago
Do you keep the rails console running constantly? It seems more inconvenient to start and stop the rails console than navigate files for your schema, which is also searchable by virtue of it being written down.
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by acconrad 13y ago
DbWrench for Mac along with PgAdmin is another good alternative for doing this with a Postgres database.
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by acconrad 13y ago
This is a common complaint amongst doctors. I'm not exactly sure how a call for design can really work. How can a future startup compete with these juggernaut EHR systems on design alone?
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by acconrad 13y ago
A month is nothing. I lift competitively and you can plateau in some or fashion for years. Fitness is a lifetime activity of slow and steady progress and not quick, unsustainable schemes. Enjoy the journey :)
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by acconrad 13y ago
We're a month early on Google April fools product launches
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by acconrad 13y ago
This problem with film is the same thing with music - now anyone can have a professional recording studio in the comforts of their own home. With more people making music / film, the more the quality suffers as everyone believes they a
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by acconrad 13y ago
Is there a site analogous to the Rails Tutorial e-book, but for Haskell?

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