freshfey

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by freshfey 15y ago
That's quite interesting. Could you elaborate the process more? How did you incorporate? Are you Chinese? Was it difficult to do? Where should I be careful? etc.
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by freshfey 15y ago
Does it matter whether you actually write in a notebook or on the computer? Because in the book "Pragmatic Thinking and Learning" the author mentions morning pages as well, so I did it a few times, but it felt a little tiring on my eyes on
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by freshfey 15y ago
I suggest Evernote. Create a notebook called thoughts and a note for every topic you want to write. Afterwards it's more or less organized (in the cloud) + searchable.
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by freshfey 15y ago
Localuncle.com (formerly known as loqize.me) - a location based Q6A site is hiring: http://blog.localuncle.com/jobs/ This is what TNW wrote about us: http://goo.gl/nqQdK Mostly backend, RoR hackers. Dev interns and business guys are als
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by freshfey 15y ago
To you it's useless, to others it's a form of creativity - why diss it? I wouldn't say art is a useless degree. It's all about what you do with it. Comp Sci is useless if you don't use it for interesting projects.
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by freshfey 15y ago
Even a little description about what the service does, would help tremendously to get my email address.
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How I Failed Spectacularly(feyyaz.me)
4 points by freshfey 15y ago|0 comments
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Loqize.me is Quora for places(thenextweb.com)
1 points by freshfey 16y ago|0 comments
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by freshfey 16y ago
Cool App! The only problem I see is with people who have bizarre taste. Other than that, good stuff!
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The Confidence Switch(t-nation.com)
1 points by freshfey 16y ago|0 comments
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by freshfey 16y ago
not sure whether this is in 1) but the fact that they actually talked to their customers in NYC etc. is a huge point as well.
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by freshfey 16y ago
Start with smaller chunks. I'm 22 years old now and I have next to no programming skills, but I want to learn it. I was using computers since 12 but hadn't coded something real until now, so I tell myself all the time that I'm not meant to
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by freshfey 16y ago
Thank you very much for sharing your story. :)
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The Micropreneur Manifesto: Work for yourself.(softwarebyrob.com)
2 points by freshfey 16y ago|0 comments
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by freshfey 16y ago
I'd say check out the free trial, there might be a thing or two you could use. And if not, you shouldn't have to pay for it! :)
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by freshfey 16y ago
I have about 60% ready, but I just put up the content list for you to make suggestions if you think something's missing. "Prove it with video rather than with text" - point taken, I can't come up with a stage that quickly though :)
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by freshfey 16y ago
I did, but I thought that many may ask "who are you, to tell me how to present?" that's why I put that line in.
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by freshfey 16y ago
I appreciate your opinion :) I just thought that subjects like an elevator pitch came to short in typical presentation books / pages.
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Online course on how to give great presentations / pitches
16 points by freshfey 16y ago|11 comments
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by freshfey 16y ago
I completely agree about the Oly lifts. There isn't a bad exercise, just bad form.
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by freshfey 16y ago
"Remember the times where we used to drive our cars?" That looks really cool although I'm also interested in how it works. Any infos there?
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by freshfey 16y ago
+1 for 5x5. I'm currently on the Texas Method and I'm love the volume on the squats and the deadlifts. I eat pre and post workout carbs though, to make sure I got enough energy (bulking phase right now). The fat you gain is easy to lose aft
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by freshfey 16y ago
There are definitely boxes who focus on good form, which is great (and should be the norm), but I think due to the fact that the Level 1 cert is so easy to get, the quality suffers in some gyms.
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by freshfey 16y ago
Good read here: Training Behind Bars Pt. 1: http://goo.gl/epno3 Training Behind Bars Pt. 2: http://goo.gl/ppvHU Easily two of the best articles on T-Nation.
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by freshfey 16y ago
Not exactly. In Crossfit times and reps matter more than form. Just take a look at some gyms. The exercises and the philosophy behind is awesome, but the practical appliance is far from great.
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Why everyone in a startup (incl. business people) should code(pycon.blip.tv)
2 points by freshfey 16y ago|0 comments
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by freshfey 16y ago
Yes it seems like they will be: Hardware accelerated 3D Coming with WebGL support source: http://rocketpack.fi/engine/
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by freshfey 16y ago
You can't expect radical innovation every day. It takes time, just like it took time to build streets, cars, airplanes and mobile phones (50-100 years). We could however hope that the intervals between radical innovations are shorter, now t
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Why I wrote a programmer's text editor(blog.hunch.se)
21 points by freshfey 16y ago|0 comments
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by freshfey 16y ago
this type of interview makes me wanna start with affiliate marketing although it seems strange to do it. I guess that comes from the bad reputation some affiliate marketers have... Interesting though my backup plan now is affiliate marketin

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