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by caser 7y ago
Do you remember the post? Trying to find.
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by caser 7y ago
In many ways, this was my story growing up until I got really into soccer. I started playing late, but loved the game, so clawed my way up through practicing in much of my spare time, whether down by the field or in the street in front of m
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by caser 7y ago
Super curious to learn more about the lucrative furry art niche and how you came across it. Surprised no one else has mentioned this part of the comment.
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New Relic customer? Join our free ski trip to Hakuba, Japan(ditchtherelic.com)
2 points by caser 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Have you been to any conferences that changed your life in some way?
6 points by caser 8y ago|2 comments
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by caser 8y ago
Nick Sibicky's lectures on how to play Go (well) made a huge difference when I started playing. I dont play as much nowadays, but I still think about some of his strategic concepts as they relate to startups.
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Ask HN: Has anyone had their FB account disabled witho warning or explanation?
3 points by caser 8y ago|2 comments
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Creative by Default(medium.com)
1 points by caser 8y ago|0 comments
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by caser 8y ago
I don't get the argument that giving data to Foursquare / Swarm is somehow better. It seems to be the same misaligned incentives as he argues exists with Facebook, they just haven't taken in as much data yet. For years people
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by caser 9y ago
I run a curated community of tech people in transition here in NYC: recesslabs.com Check us out, and if you're interested, feel free to shoot me an email with some info about your background! If it's a fit, I can invite you to som
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by caser 9y ago
You should check out Toptal / Gigster.
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by caser 9y ago
No one can guarantee a lifetime connection. Relationships take work, and people are complicated. They change over time. All one can do is put in the work and appreciate the time when it's going well.
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by caser 9y ago
If you're in or around NYC (or can get there), go see Kevin Paretti - Kinephys.com. I was in a similar boat, had surgery, saw 10+ PTs over 4 years. Within 6 months of seeing this guy I was back to full contact sports. Hands down 10x be
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by caser 9y ago
If any of you are interested in working on side projects full time, we're starting a community in NYC of people doing just that. Check us out if interested: recesslabs.com For me, my last side project was a crypto-related joke site (se
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Announcing Recess Labs at Grand Central Tech(medium.com)
3 points by caser 9y ago|0 comments
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by caser 9y ago
Somewhat related: a friend and I created a service that sends your friends pictures of tulips when the crypto markets crash. It started off as a joke over dinner, but now it's a fully functional product. More info here: sendcryotopeopl
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by caser 9y ago
A community for tech people on sabbatical who are full-time exploring new ideas and figuring out what to do next. Info on our beta batch up here: www.recesslabs.com
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Hardware hacker adds headphone jack to iPhone 7(m.youtube.com)
3 points by caser 9y ago|0 comments
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by caser 9y ago
If you have an inclination to try out remote work for 2-4 weeks and think your company would go for it, we've had several people successfully use their prof. development budget for Hacker Paradise. We're like an extended unconfere
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by caser 9y ago
It makes more sense if you replace "our generation" with "our portfolio."
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by caser 9y ago
1 & 2 are basically the reason we started Hacker Paradise, to make it so you can travel the world without having to think as much about logistics, and while immersed in a tight-knit community. Sounds like you're pretty set on being
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by caser 9y ago
Used to be a programmer. A few years ago, started Hacker Paradise, which is basically a travel company. We organize trips around the world for people (mostly in tech) who want to work remotely while traveling. I came from a background of st
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by caser 9y ago
While I respect your opinion, I think that there are a large number of people who struggle with the feeling of not having accomplished anything / not being "good enough" even in be face of what most would consider career succ
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by caser 9y ago
We stayed in Tallinn, Estonia w/ Hacker Paradise for a month in the summer of 2015. Great experience - the tech scene there welcomed us with open arms. Got to meet some cool ex-Skype execs, and even did a fireside chat w/ the CIO
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by caser 9y ago
It seems like this was a project someone worked on during one of our trips in the past. While he's not scamming people, it does look like he copied the text from smsprivacy.org. We don't have any connection to the project, but we&
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by caser 9y ago
Hackathons and meet ups might be a good place to start.
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by caser 9y ago
I like this idea bc art implies an intrinsic interest in the work. You're not just building things for the solution, you get joy and take pride in the work itself. Also, one small typo: it's principles not principals in that conte
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Doing a startup? Don't learn to code(medium.com)
2 points by caser 9y ago|0 comments
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Recess Labs – a community of people playing around with side projects(recess-labs.com)
2 points by caser 9y ago|0 comments
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by caser 9y ago
Great post.

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