joelrunyon

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by joelrunyon 7y ago
I did an 'onboarding' with you guys. Really wanted to like the app, but stills seems very early in the ideation phase. When are you going to have a beta out?
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Woven
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
> But you should also be able to block 30 minutes in your calendar before the meeting so you can prepare – without having to switch over to your calendar app and add the events there. Hit ⌘K and type “Add 30 min buffer before event“. Don
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Our web version should work for now!
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
This, combined with the expense of doing physical therapy is what led me to make MoveWell ( https://movewellapp.com ). Most people don't know how good they can actually feel. Sitting down all day isn't natural and taking
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
I launched https://ultimatemealplans.com after a bunch of checkout issues over the summer. I also launched the web version of https://movewellapp.com Planning on a new site launch of https://impossiblehq.c
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
I typically don't eat breakfast. I eat a relatively low-carb diet throughout the day w/ more carbohydrates around my workout (in the evening)
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
This is likely just a function of fluctuating glucose levels. Fasting + becoming fat-adapted can help with this. That said, I have gone through fasts and said f-it at hour-mark 34 because I was on a deadline. It's not a religion, so do
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
I am relatively adapted to it at this point, so it doesn't bother me as much. I time it so I start the fast towards the evening and then it ends mid-morning - so you're only really pushing through one full day without food. I&#x27
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
If people are interested in learning more about fasting, I put together a few visual guides on it here - http://impossiblehq.com/nutrition/intermittent-fasting I also highly recommend the zero fasting app for tracking.
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
I did a guide on leaving Google a few years back. I should go update it now - https://impossiblehq.com/complete-guide-leaving-google/
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Number 7 seems like a no-brainer. Is there a reason this hasn't been done yet?
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Shameless plug for https://ultimatemealplans.com - all meals are 15 minutes and 5 ingredients. Supports paleo, keto, AIP, banting and general real food "clean" diets. You can calorie count within these, but focusing on
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Discoverability isn't real. It's a term people use when they want to abdicate their marketing efforts. Whether you use your own platform or build on someone else's - discoverability almost never "just happens." Peop
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Just roll your own blog already. If there's one thing these services reinforce over and over again - it's that they'll change their terms over time. Own your site. Own your data. Put it all on your own terms. If you need help
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
I've been playing with WebFlow a lot lately after using WP for years. I'm not a designer but the sheer amount of control that I can have directly on WP is really incredible. I know there are a million visual designer plugins/
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
You should really check out woven.com (calendly meets google calendar meets doodle). One of the most under-hyped startups in the productivity space this year. It's been a gamechanger for blocking off parts of my calendar while creating
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
In an effort to get people to bring back the blog, I started https://startablog.com - to do just that. We actually offer to set up people's blogs for free here - http://startablog.com/free-blog (and are ho
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
> they'll tell you they can probably get anyone to the top. You answered your own question. Alex is not "anyone."
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Hard pass.
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
I've delved into this a couple times and put together a resource on some of my thoughts here. https://impossiblehq.com/productivity/ The "Workstation Popcorn" methodology has been particularly useful to
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
> but it does have problems big cities with large homeless populations have. NYC and Chicago do not seem to have the vast homeless issues that SF does.
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
The laws of unintended consequences. Banning plastic bags in San Diego led to a Hepatitis A outbreak. https://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2017/sep/08/stringers-pl... 2nd and 3rd order effects are not so
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Have you seen how nomadlist.com does this?
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Notion.so
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Why is there an opinion piece at the top of HN? > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
I like these types of definitions, but in that case - a heart that "stops" - isn't a heart anymore? The hard part about drawing lines like this is that it requires it to work on both sides of the life/death spectrum.
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
> Some doctors who opposed the bans say the term was developed as political tactic to win support for the bills. Isn't this what all political bills are though? Often the fight over this stuff is over language? I mean we still have
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
SemRush is showing some more accurate updates it seems for a lot of sites on the latest update. This seems to be closer to a 35% cut (just from external data).
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by joelrunyon 7y ago
Why is anyone building any dependencies on google's ancillary apps at this point? Seems like their whole purpose lately is to just create buzz on a launch, create a small dependent user base and then retire it when they realize they it

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