jamesknelson

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Tiny Habits(tinyhabits.com)
18 points by jamesknelson 12y ago|1 comments
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How to use Anki to better to associate names with faces(jamesknelson.com)
1 points by jamesknelson 12y ago|0 comments
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by jamesknelson 12y ago
I've also come to that conclusion after a number of years of freelancing, but I understand the other point of view as well. While freelancing, especially for people in another country, it isn't uncommon for customers to just disap
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The importance of consistent goals(blog.jamesknelson.com)
1 points by jamesknelson 12y ago|0 comments
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Working All Night Doesn't Work(blog.jamesknelson.com)
4 points by jamesknelson 12y ago|0 comments
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by jamesknelson 12y ago
For Gifu/Nagoya, it really depends on what kind of lifestyle you want, but I'd say anywhere from about ¥120,000 to ¥200,000 a month if you're single, or ¥200,000+ for a couple.
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by jamesknelson 12y ago
We're aiming this at people who can get/already have a visa. I haven't specifically mentioned it on the front page, as I think most people who would consider applying for this would already understand the visa situation. I ha
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by jamesknelson 12y ago
Thanks for the idea - I'll try and add this today
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by jamesknelson 12y ago
Hi everyone! This is something our Startup Weekend team from Nagoya, Japan is building. We'd love to hear any feedback!
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Show HN: Geek Bridge – Find dev work in Japan without knowing Japanese(geekbridge.co)
40 points by jamesknelson 12y ago|29 comments
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by jamesknelson 12y ago
While a lot of browsers are still lacking pretty much any ES6 support, you can get around this by using Traceur [1] to compile your ES6 javascript down to ES5, and then using the es6-shim [2] for new ES6 libraries (Promise, etc.) Given that
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by jamesknelson 13y ago
As somebody who lives in a non-English speaking country, with not-so-great prospects of well-paid local work, I encounter the opposite problem of not knowing where to look to find people willing to hire professionals. Also, it seems that
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How to Get Up Right Away When Your Alarm Goes Off(stevepavlina.com)
3 points by jamesknelson 13y ago|0 comments
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by jamesknelson 13y ago
The idea sounds reasonable, although I think I'd struggle with the whole "actually getting up when the alarm goes off" problem. I found a linked article on his page which addresses this problem, with a solution I'm going
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Ask HN: How to stop working until daybreak?
2 points by jamesknelson 13y ago|7 comments
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Manna, Chapter 1, by Marshall Brain(marshallbrain.com)
1 points by jamesknelson 13y ago|0 comments
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by jamesknelson 13y ago
This may sound kinda stupid, but when people ask you to send them an e-mail in a social setting, what are you expected to actually send? I've had a few times when there are people I've met who use the "send me an e-mail"
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by jamesknelson 13y ago
"tomo no tomo" is roughly "friends of friends" in Japanese - so I guess thats what they were going for. It is a bit of a mouthful, though.
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by jamesknelson 13y ago
I've been recommended to take these three (D3, Omega 3, Iodine) by my own GP, but I'd still be really interested in being able to read some of your mentioned sources. Any chance you could make a list?
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by jamesknelson 13y ago
There are a number of common ways of doing it - my favourite being a project called ng-boilerplate [1], which encourages you to create directories based on features, and then place all the files related to a specific feature (tests, javascr
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by jamesknelson 14y ago
The way you have worded it makes it sound like you have put all the blame on women for having affairs ("women have affairs to..."). It takes two to tango, so to speak. In fact, according to wikipedia, men are significantly more likely to ha