ericzawo

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   by ericzawo 10y ago

   This is real. Thanks for the post.
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   by ericzawo 10y ago

   I prefer how HN makes it so that if you really want to contact them badly enough, you can figure out how to.
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   by ericzawo 10y ago

   Honestly, this is playing out like a Hollywood flick.
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   by ericzawo 10y ago

   Here's 0.02c from a lifelong depressed person. I'm still figuring out the path as you are! Absolutely find some sort of physical activity and do it every day. Even if it's a run for 30 minutes. Even if it's a walk for 30
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   by ericzawo 11y ago

   This is something I'm currently working on doing. How did you get started on that move?
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   by ericzawo 11y ago

   I hate hate HATE how standard practice this is. My 5C doesn't have night shift, for seemingly NO reason other than being the "value" iphone.
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   by ericzawo 11y ago

   It's funny until it isn't!
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   by ericzawo 11y ago

   I think about this sentiment all the time. Any C-level professional (even if you're in a company with a single digit of employees) should be constantly challenging their own line of thinking.
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   FBI Bought Tool to Break into IPhone Used in Terrorist Attack(bloomberg.com)

   1 points by ericzawo 11y ago|0 comments
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    125m tracks made mostly by guys dinking around with Ableton in their bedroom vs 30m tracks from artists you might actually have heard of. Whatever the proposition in pure numbers is doesn't matter when your experience will suck.
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    Thank you for this.
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    What's one piece of advice you could give to a recent graduate?
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    I took a course on Excel in high school and was just as shocked as you. It's an excellent, highly informative video. Pass it on!
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    There's a great story about Pablo Picasso that, while I'm not sure if it's actually true, has a lot of meaning for me, and serves as a reminder about hard work and success. One day near the end of his life, Mr. Picasso was di
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    Joel Spolsky did a really good one-hour primer on Excel. If you squirm at the thought of spreadsheet anything, this video is for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nbkaYsR94c
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    Obama tells tech community to solve encryption problem now or pay later(theverge.com)

    3 points by ericzawo 11y ago|2 comments
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    Maybe they'll appreciate your honesty?
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    My first thought too! Somebody check the temperature in hell.
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    The only thing I've ever found it useful for is saying "Raptors Score" and checking how my Raptors are doing in the ball game. That's literally all I've ever used it for, and it works great. :)
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    Workflowy. I've yet to find a better jot-taking program, and have my entire life on there.
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    As someone who recently started working at a place that relies on Salesforce, I too cannot believe how prevalent it is. I feel like we could accomplish basically everything SF does on a Shared spreadsheet, Streak and Google Drive.
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    I'm living with my parents for now and got them to cut out their cable television package after introducing them to the Wonderful World of Netflix. But I've found it much, much harder to get them off the home telephone (which here
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    I swear by Pocket.
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    I would if Google Reader still existed.
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    Yup, nothing like a good old fashion Spreadsheet. I've had one going since I was 17 (almost a decade!) and it's helped me pay for university.
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    Twitter used to be an amazing social network with ongoing conversation and discourse but lately (The past two years) it's felt increasingly like the anger megaphone. Not sure that's a culture they can stifle with algorithms but I&
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    While I admire Mr. Andreessen a lot for his work as an entrepreneur and investor, we're witnessing a very real amplification of the consequences behind the expression "don't meet your heroes." The difference here is that
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    I'm working on this right now for my company. I have limited web developing experience though I've puttered around on Wordpress for about a decade and know some fundamental HTML and CSS. We're moving from Wordpress to Squares
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    Agreed. You should plan a method of communication that would both 1) let him know what he means to you 2) let you become at peace with his existence both real and perceived.
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    by ericzawo 11y ago

    Mostly when I face people that get a rise out of me, whether in a personal or business setting. How best do I react? What's the correct move? Do I respond in kind, with hostility, or is there a better way? That quote has wandered into