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Workflowy's mail on my upcoming renewal: all SaaS companies could do this
3 points by frans 5y ago|0 comments
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“We're Good People, and We Care” Balsamiq Updates the “About Us” Page(balsamiq.com)
2 points by frans 5y ago|0 comments
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by frans 5y ago
Indeed, beautifully honest.
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by frans 5y ago
I think it can work. Since the start of covid, we're all working remote with our cameras switched on and microphones switched off the whole day. Just seeing your colleagues work, is a real motivation to focus. When I am sitting at my d
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by frans 5y ago
And a follow up article here: https://tynan.com/tokyo
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An Island, Vegas, Budapest for a Fraction of the Median House Price(tynan.com)
1 points by frans 5y ago|1 comments
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Could you have stopped Chernobyl?(lesswrong.com)
2 points by frans 5y ago|1 comments
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by frans 5y ago
Part 2 (see https://www.lesswrong.com/s/STQByy4J8NfLKkGQa/p/mqrHHdY5zLqr... for part 1)
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by frans 5y ago
You are right of course. I do watch netflix but we try to make a conscious choice about a great series or a nice Anthony Hopkins movie or so. Just switching the thing on and loosing a few hours makes me feel bad.
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by frans 5y ago
A few tips I use to work a few hours per day on side projects: Skip TV, don't watch any news or read newspapers, have an ambitious goal and foresee time to learn new skills or technologies. I can take days in this way to learn somethin
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by frans 5y ago
Good point, only delegation will work. It's in the startup's best interest to do a good job at this. Unless they don't consider the HN readers to be their target audience, in which case it's not relevant here anyhow. Doi
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If you think running a startup is hard, watch 'Startup' on Netflix
5 points by frans 5y ago|0 comments
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Tag politicians when they use their phone on the daily livestreams through AI(driesdepoorter.be)
41 points by frans 5y ago|1 comments
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by frans 6y ago
LOL, no comments or upvotes here. The news that it is no news apparently is no news either...
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by frans 6y ago
From the article: As a worrying number of governments are actively trying to deny LGBTQ and trans people their place in society, it is heartening to see Belgium’s political system embracing a member of the LGBTQ community as an equal. I kno
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Belgian milestone: A first trans minister and nobody cares(politico.eu)
2 points by frans 6y ago|2 comments
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by frans 6y ago
I found it quite comforting that both the author and his wife both saw this as a project they wanted to get done. There just wasn't enough time to complete it. Before reading the story, I feared the guy had always postponed it, only to
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My wife recently passed away. I used my time off to build her a giant bookshelf(reddit.com)
536 points by frans 6y ago|238 comments
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by frans 6y ago
What a story...
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by frans 6y ago
From the FAQ: Q: Does Coronalert also work abroad? A: Possibly in the near future. Coronalert is built on the European open standard DP3T (Decentralized Privacy-Preserving Proximity Tracing). In many countries, including Germany, Ireland, I
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Belgium launches coronavirus contact tracing app(politico.eu)
1 points by frans 6y ago|3 comments
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by frans 6y ago
The application needs 15 percent of Belgians to sign up for it to provide first results. I wonder if we get to that 15% soon.
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by frans 6y ago
I am also considering turning this into a product: 1. assigning weights to you live goals 2. assigning weights to each sub goals of the goals you want to work on first 3. finally determining the most important actions for each of the subgoa
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by frans 6y ago
Reaching my goal, or even feeling I made significant progress helps me forward. The times I succeeded felt greatly rewarding. Yet I feel that I am picking the wrong actions that barely help me move forward. How do you go about putting prios
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by frans 6y ago
This is a lovely and clever add-in, kind of a guardian angel sitting on your shoulder. But I wonder if it would help me. Preventing me wasting my time browsing is not my biggest worry. Rather, I'd like the maximum effect of the hour I
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by frans 6y ago
It seems a majority of people don't even bother to formulate goals, let alone write them down. Yet, the act of writing them down, already gives extra motivation and makes it more likely you achieve (some of) your goals.
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by frans 6y ago
Does it mean you miss deadlines often? What stops you from completing those actions? What would it take you to complete the actions and reach your goals?
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by frans 6y ago
Looks like a great product to be used in teams. I like the simple and clear UI. Have you ever tried something similar for your personal goals?
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Ask HN: How to focus so you work on you most important goals?
9 points by frans 6y ago|12 comments
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by frans 7y ago
TAOCP = The Art of Computer Programming by Donald E. Knuth

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