freshfey

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Meet the Tesla race car that’ll do 0-62mph in 2.1 seconds(topgear.com)
1 points by freshfey 10y ago|0 comments
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by freshfey 10y ago
Interesting guide, I like the country overview, but it's actually Switzerland not Swiss.
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by freshfey 10y ago
Thank you! A heads up though, I'm a beginner so the skill level might not be interesting to you :)
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by freshfey 10y ago
I loved this, especially because it grew out of your time spent with your step daughter first. I actually want to do something similar, but with focus on programming. I realized in 2016 that coding every day is the only way to get better, s
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by freshfey 10y ago
Price does depend on the type of product though, and again: can be negotiated if you have certain amounts of volume. But if it works for you, great!
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by freshfey 10y ago
I'm working with http://www.direct-outbound.com/ to fulfill orders for Action Tea. It works fairly well, although the shipping prices are a bit tough, but that depends on the volume and the type of deal you negotiate.
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Startups Bet on Workplace Use of VR(theinformation.com)
1 points by freshfey 10y ago|0 comments
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Chinese hackers remotely attacked the Tesla Model S(news.vice.com)
3 points by freshfey 10y ago|0 comments
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HP is buying Samsung’s printer business for $1.05B(techcrunch.com)
180 points by freshfey 10y ago|233 comments
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by freshfey 10y ago
As an end-consumer, probably not that much you can do to impact it (besides being carbon conscious and living accordingly), but as a creator/maker there are tons of things you can do. The problem with media in my case is, that it leave
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by freshfey 10y ago
The article is a great starting point, but exercise in itself is not enough. If you've worked for multiple years in a (seated) office setting, chances are you have tight muscles. Muscle tissue then gets glued together and stuff like fo
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Snapchat raises $1.81B in new funding round(cnbc.com)
3 points by freshfey 10y ago|0 comments
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by freshfey 10y ago
Haven't tried the Boosted Board (yet) but I've started riding a Penny board when I was 26, and all my life I was horrible at skateboarding or snowboarding (I was always an inline skater). The carving potential definitely helps and
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by freshfey 10y ago
I think VR might be able to change this and open more doors for people here.
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Meet the Woman Behind China's Largest Ride-Sharing Service(fastcompany.com)
3 points by freshfey 10y ago|0 comments
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by freshfey 11y ago
I'm currently using a combination of Jetlag Rooster ( http://www.jetlagrooster.com/ ), fasting, drinking lots of water and eating the first meal after arrival with their time (if you arrive at 9am, you'd eat breakfa
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by freshfey 11y ago
Unfortunately, yes. I've talked to some companies in the past but they are slow to react, unless they have "being active" as part of their culture, it's super difficult to teach companies on the importance of sitting, po
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Bad posture might kill your productivity. Here's how to fix it(deskhunt.com)
7 points by freshfey 11y ago|2 comments
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by freshfey 11y ago
And before email, people expected you to be available between 9am and 5pm via phone. I think you just have to clearly communicate that the group chat, in your case, doesn't benefit the working relationship. So it has nothing to do with
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by freshfey 11y ago
It's a similar concept that Tim Ferriss talked about in 4 Hour Chef. You'd (with a friend for accountability) put money in an escrow account for an organization you absolutely despise (political, religious, etc). If you fail on ke
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by freshfey 11y ago
"Within two weeks of its launch in late July, Gigster already had $1 million in sales booked." Can someone walk me through how this is possible? As in, what does a company like Gigster focus on to reach sales so quickly?
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by freshfey 11y ago
I'd start with "Letters from a Stoic" by Seneca, then read "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius. If you're looking for a modern interpretation of these thoughts check out "The Obstacle is the Way" by Ryan
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by freshfey 11y ago
No, I think people just hate change. We're always scared of the unknown, hence why historically humans have preferred dictatorships vs. anarchy.
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by freshfey 11y ago
I love tea and coffee, albeit tea more which is why I created a tea blend (disclaimer: I run actiontea.com). Seeing studies and science like this makes me wonder though. People do know that coffee and tea is healthy for them, so why use it
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by freshfey 11y ago
I like this a lot. I think though the word fitness has so many connotations, and many of them negative, that some people might be put off by the idea of it. So as an alternative, I'd suggest: Move every day. This can be: - putting up a
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Evan Spiegel Reveals Plan to Turn Snapchat into a Real Business(bloomberg.com)
42 points by freshfey 11y ago|57 comments
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by freshfey 11y ago
I think a book store like Barnes & Noble might be a good idea. Another good idea is a sports event, be it a Crossfit training or a bootcamp where you can go for drinks afterwards. Good luck! :)
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by freshfey 11y ago
Sahil Lavingia, founder of Gumroad, applied to YC with his iPhone App Dayta
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by freshfey 11y ago
Patrick has to be one of the nicest people in our community. Whenever I shot him an email, even with the worst questions, he always took the time to respond. And please keep in mind that he used to consult big companies at that time and cha
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by freshfey 12y ago
So is it illegal for companies to approach people about different job opportunities? Or is it the tactics used by Apple that give A123 the right to sue them?

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