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Richer Sounds staff to get windfall as founder hands over shares
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Why rich convicts hire prison consultants
(bbc.co.uk)
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Friend of mine interviewed for a role where they explained a problem and asked how he would solve it. He spent 90 minutes explaining possible solutions while they made notes. It's a pretty specialist domain so he knew others who were i
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8y ago
Question - I used to use Prey and loved it, but stopped about 5 or 6 years ago because (IIRC) it didn't work with full disk encryption or something like that. Instead I ended up setting up a separate user and find my Mac (or whatever t
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8y ago
Nah, I've had that checked multiple times.
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Beer certainly exacerbated my symptoms. Alcohol has become a much-less-often thing for me (mostly because you can't really have 'a quick pint'). I've benefitted most mentally here though, I think? You don't realise
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I never tried a FODMAP diet - I guess at the time it just seemed _too_ restrictive. I suppose keto is just as restrictive, but it's like anything right? You're never going to be able to give up smoking until you're ready to g
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8y ago
I loved "Why We Sleep" (was a HN recommendation, I think!). One of my biggest takeaways was learning to not feel guilty about it. I think the constant 'hustle mentality' ends up making a lot of this community (in particu
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8y ago
Appreciate the comment; I tried veganism as a test for a month a few years ago and didn't get on with it at all. Keto seems to work pretty well for me - I enjoy the food and there's plenty of science to geek out on :-)
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Thanks! This is great advice. If and when I return to the world of carbs I'll definitely do it like this. Keto as a diet really works for me (wonderfully). So many of my favourite foods!
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8y ago
Sure. Can't give you an exact list, but start with https://www.reddit.com/r/keto/wiki/faq and then take a look at dietdoctor.com who have a 2 week (I think) intro to keto which gives you some decent vari
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8y ago
I think no refined sugar will be my starting point if and when I ever reintroduce carbs. I've always exercised pretty consistently, I didn't have much weight to lose when I started the diet, and I still eat a load of cheese - so I
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I've been on a ketogenic diet for a year now and sleep has been the biggest thing. I was a light, restless sleeper and I noticed very quickly how how much better my sleep got. I'd fall asleep quicker and it feels (and tracks) deep
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You're over thinking it. Put it on product hunt, put it on HN, explain it in a comment if you want or need to. Read the feedback, take in the useful parts and don't let anything else get to you. Good luck with it!
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8y ago
Are there any fitness trackers that offer this? And whilst on the subject of fitness trackers - are there any that offer great heart monitoring but aren't a whole smart watch thing? I used to love the jawbone design, and I'm curre
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Exactly this. And this is exactly the reason why we'll probably all end up pirating movies again. Pretty much everything mainstream (with the exception of a few artists) is on Spotify. Netflix, Amazon, etc etc. get more fractured every
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New brain cells made throughout life
(bbc.co.uk)
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"Client’s Disease" is an interesting thing. I think 9 times out of 10 I work with a client on their website or landing page there's either far, far too much copy (and nobody really wants to read it all) or the copy is written
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"I have the sense that not many top pop/rock/rap musicians are able to recognize the impact of touring on family and leave that career." There's a great doc called 'The other F word' where a bunch of famou
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I think it depends. You can have great success with longform landers with the right product. But I agree that you should cover as much as possible as simply as possible as early as possible. I definitely disagree that landing pages make no
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Yep, or you could describe the physical product and make sure it's clear what people are putting their email address in for. Like "we ship a box of surprising Japanese candy to your house every month" then explain why you nee
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Both pages would probably convert better if there was an explanation as to what happens when I put in my email address. There's also a confusing use over the word 'mailbox' - which I'd use for email, but also physical ma
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Tumblr traffic dropped by nearly 100M views the month after it banned porn
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It wasn't spam... That was the point of the article?
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Pretty useful. Suggestion based on me looking at this on a phone (I'm unsure how this looks on desktop!) - left align the titles and the copy for each section. Would make the list much easier to scan. Well done for releasing!
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SpaceX Dragon Docking Time-Lapse
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Or, you know, themselves when they get unexpectedly ill.
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BBC and ITV in Talks over Netflix Rival
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Could I ask what lamp you chose and how long you spend in front of it? I take a fairly high dose of D3 and I'd be curious to try artificial light. Thanks!
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When I worked as a dev in an agency - I _hated_ with a passion anything that felt like it was tracking my time or productivity. It made me not want to be there and made me felt like the time I spent figuring out how to do my job was wrong.
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