joelrunyon

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by joelrunyon 5y ago
gonna test this out...
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
So is this basically a powdered version of mBerry? That stuff has been around for years and is a fun party hack. Not sure I would make it a regular part of my diet though...
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
This has been a long time feature of Forbes. At least Rolling Stone would be a cooler byline.
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
Pretty cool. Just launched our beta version of https://impossiblefitness.com/exercises after getting a bunch of requests like this. I think this type of thing is super useful and very underrated. Next step for us is buildin
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
I have two small side projects https://ultimatemealplans.com - a meal planning app focused on real food, 5 ingredient meals for busy people with instant online grocery checkout. https://movewellapp.com - 15 minute mo
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
This is really sad for me personally. I unexpected met Russell at a coffee shop in Portland. He was incredibly generous with his time and his comments left a mark on me. I wrote about it here - https://impossiblehq.com/an-un
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
I've been yelling about this for years, but please start & own your own blog. Use webflow, ghost or whatever you like, but wordpress is good enough for most people. HN audience can likely handle their own, but if ease-of-setup is a
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
Do you have demos of current sites using this?
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
I built https://startablog.com - we set up free blogs for people. I also have a mobility/coaching app that I've actually done an interview or two about but it's started to take off this year - https://m
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
Is there a way to list domains that fit this criteria?
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Google Calendar is spamming millions of events with “Google Meet” links(twitter.com)
3 points by joelrunyon 6y ago|0 comments
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
This looks like another good time for me to bring up https://startablog.com - our initiative to get 10,000 people to star their blog. There's really never been a better time to control your site, own your content and start
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
Hey HN! On a bit of a whim, I made up a challenge last month to try and do 4 launches in 4 weeks across a series of products I was working on as a way to stay productive and optimistic during quarantine. We ended up getting 3 top-5 product
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Show HN: Lessons from Launching 4 Products in 4 Weeks During Quarantine(impossiblehq.com)
4 points by joelrunyon 6y ago|1 comments
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
We built this at https://ultimatemealplans.com with an eye towards consistency & simplicity. You can - plan your meals for the week in seconds - generate your shopping list - exclude foods you don't like/want - che
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
> And then have 0 people read your blog because it’s on your random domain. Then you have to gasp tell someone about it. The idea that if you build something people will automatically know about it is a delightful fantasy that has neve
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
WP is accessible to the masses who just want to publish. It's not the pretties, but most people once set up can get it to do what they want it to do and start playing around with stuff. Generally speaking, the HN audience is not the ty
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
I've been on this train for a long, long time. If you don't own your platform, you don't own your content. Register your domain, install wordpress, start your own blog. We actually created https://startablog.com t
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by joelrunyon 6y ago
I have wasted so much time on this game. It's so simple, but so fun.
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
https://ImpossibleHQ.com - I write about pushing your limits (physically) so you can change your mindset. A few years back, this piece hit HN and blew up - https://impossiblehq.com/an-unexpected-ass-kicking/
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
One of the things that people are running into is Zoom link overload. My days are back to back One thing I don't think they included is scheduling meetings - beyond just a calendly availability. I've been using https://
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
As a nomad for 2 1/2 years, I took remote work for granted. I was really surprised to see this sudden & massive spike over literally just the past week. Crazy.
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State of Remote Work: How Covid-19 Is Driving Video Conferencing into Meetings(woven.com)
10 points by joelrunyon 7y ago|1 comments
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
https://twitter.com/WHNSC/status/1239398218292748292
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
I mean Superhuman has built a kickass company on top of just gmail...
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
After a narrow escape from a Milwaukee cubibicle 8 years ago, I've been remote working for nearly the last 8 years. If you're making the transition, I put together a few of the most helpful things I've learned over the past d
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Transitioning to Remote Work: A Practical Guide(woven.com)
8 points by joelrunyon 7y ago|1 comments
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Still holding off on this. Is the consensus to just keep waiting for the next one to drop?
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
I've been doing remote work and videos for a while. I sort of took my built-in camera for granted even though I've had better tools available. Recently, started using the base logitech webcam and have gotten several mentions about
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
No details on the reasoning why?

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