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Recognizing the Breaking Points of Your Startup's Management Structure(tomtunguz.com)
2 points by hunvreus 11y ago|0 comments
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The Tesla AutoPilot(wccftech.com)
1 points by hunvreus 11y ago|0 comments
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I didn't mean to imply causation. What I meant is that most people I've seen adopting these tools just don't correct their behavior in the long run. They do marginal changes to their diet, go run for a couple more weeks and t
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I honestly doubt that the low hanging fruits in terms of productivity hide in these kind of things. I'm pretty sure there are about half a dozen obvious things you could do to drastically optimize your commit output (if that's wha
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by hunvreus 11y ago
The best interface is no interface. Don't get me wrong, I find the work you do stunning and well thought through. But I fail to see any actionable value in it. I could see down the line how measuring continuously vital signs and blood
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Looks sharp, definitely a lot of great work on design. I just can't seem to see the value in it; what actionable or information do you get out of this? I've tracked my movements with OpenPaths [1] in the past and had fun building
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I had forgotten about Wagtail.io. I had a look a while ago and it was still pretty new; looks interesting at first sight. Have you worked with it?
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I'd recommend you make your intentions a lot clearer. A simple front page with no explanation of what to expect combined with a single link to a cryptic manifesto page [1] isn't what I'd engage with. [1]: http://bl
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Seems Amazon got that TLD a while back: http://techcrunch.com/2012/06/13/how-tech-giants-are-playing... Why the long wait?
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Definitely share the feeling. I've never been a huge fan of their products, apart from HipChat (a bit too "enterprisey" for me). My initial experience with Jira had been pretty bad and I just had labeled Atlassian as boring&#
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by hunvreus 11y ago
You seem to be from the UK. I'd move to London, Berlin or SF before considering China if what you're after is a big salary. Keep in mind that things are not as easy as they used to be for Visa either (you need a certain level of e
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by hunvreus 11y ago
1. I think he meant https://tower.im . There's also https://www.teambition.com/ for project management. They're respectively clones of Trello and Basecamp (haven't used either of them). 2. Honestly
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I'm genuinely curious as to what it is that Gmail (for example) doesn't provide yet that is so essential to dealing with emails. I gave a try to Mailbox but didn't see what the added value was, other than a couple UX gimmicks
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I stopped drinking over 4 years ago after a few years of drinking less and less. I've been on and off of coffee for months at a time (I still get back to it when I need to power through work until the next break). The most surprising t
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Thanks, hadn't noticed (HN took my submission).
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I stopped drinking alcohol myself over 4 years ago, as well as coffee. I still think it's worth reading about.
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No alcohol, no coffee for 15 months. This is what happened(medium.com)
18 points by hunvreus 11y ago|9 comments
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Kim Jong-un in pictures: The bizarre photoshoots of North Korea's leader(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by hunvreus 11y ago|0 comments
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Plume Labs Air Report(air.plumelabs.com)
2 points by hunvreus 11y ago|0 comments
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Shanghai Hacker News Meetup (Dec 3, 2015)(meetup.com)
1 points by hunvreus 11y ago|0 comments
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I spent a good deal of time dealing with XUL, heck I even helped with the French community. Designing UI was a ton more robust with it than with HTML, but XULrunner was (and still is from what I saw) not the most pleasant beast to run. I&#x
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Building a Native Soundcloud Android App with React Native and Redux(wiredcraft.com)
23 points by hunvreus 11y ago|2 comments
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Making sense of atomic design: molecules and organisms(about.futurelearn.com)
1 points by hunvreus 11y ago|0 comments
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Go to bed earlier.
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I thought I was a night owl as well for years. I even had insomnia through college. But we're all wired to sleep at night. Once I started going to bed early, waking up early got easier first, and enjoyable later. So no, I think I would
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by hunvreus 11y ago
I've used f.lux for a while but I tend to simply not have my laptop in my bedroom anymore. I get bored more quickly to read stuff on my phone or tablet, and tend to simply go to sleep instead (as opposed to a laptop where I multi-task,
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Segmented sleep(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by hunvreus 11y ago|1 comments
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Well, kinda depends. Right now, because of some crazy traveling between DC and China, I've managed to mess up my sleeping schedule a bit. Usually, 10:30 or 11:00 (PM), especially in the summer. I also found out that I sleep in two chun
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by hunvreus 11y ago
Same as for working out or cooking, you can always find time. I cut alcohol years ago and tend to go to bed at reasonable hours: the feeling of waking up at 5:30, getting a good workout and two to three hours of work before you even start t
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Shanghai Hacker News Meetup (Dec 3, 2015)(meetup.com)
1 points by hunvreus 11y ago|0 comments

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