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Mental Models: The Best Way to Make Intelligent Decisions(farnamstreetblog.com)
2 points by kmf 9y ago|0 comments
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Is Fat Killing Us, or Is Sugar?(newyorker.com)
116 points by kmf 10y ago|147 comments
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by kmf 10y ago
Just wanted to hop in here as a Simple employee—we are not shutting down! We're very much alive and well: as another commenter said, we're currently in the process of migrating our customers to our new partner bank, BBVA. (Definit
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Fermi Questions(fermiquestions.com)
1 points by kmf 10y ago|0 comments
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by kmf 10y ago
nvALT is open-source! It's a fork of Notational Velocity, on the developer's GitHub: https://github.com/ttscoff/nv That being said, I don't think it's updated too regularly. Brett is working on a co
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by kmf 10y ago
Bear App ( http://www.bear-writer.com ) is pretty neat too - it has Markdown support and uses iCloud Sync, which is probably the best part of Apple's Notes app.
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Dribbble 2.0(medium.com)
1 points by kmf 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Measure employee satisfaction at your company in ten minutes a month(workadee.com)
1 points by kmf 10y ago|0 comments
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by kmf 10y ago
Thanks Austin, this is a huge help! I'd love to see more posts in this style re: marketing–I'm shockingly bad at pitching and selling my own stuff. Anyone have any suggestions?
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by kmf 10y ago
Hey HN. I've been building Workadee for the last month and a half or so–it's a neat tool for measuring employee satisfaction at your company. It uses the Net Promoter System, so if you've worked in a marketing department or a
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Show HN: Workadee–measure employee satisfaction at your company(workadee.com)
1 points by kmf 10y ago|1 comments
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by kmf 10y ago
Yep, this is true. I should have been clear: two PROFITABLE distribution models. There's always been apps on GitHub that you could compile and run on your device. If you're looking to make an app your livelihood and Apple won&#x27
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by kmf 10y ago
Pretty interesting - on the Dash blog in October[1], the developer said that open-source wouldn't be a great option because compiling iOS apps is difficult for most non-iOS developers. It's a shame, IMO, that iOS apps only have tw
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by kmf 10y ago
It's been a while now, but I really liked Eloquent Ruby. If you're looking for Rails-specific knowledge, the Hartl tutorial (I think it's just called Rails Tutorial) is fantastic. There's a print version, but the web one
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Tachyons – Functional CSS framework(tachyons.io)
3 points by kmf 10y ago|0 comments
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by kmf 10y ago
I agree that OS projects are a great way to learn, but I don't think that most people would be able to _start_ coding from an open-source project. I found it really useful to look at Ruby projects on GitHub after reading a book or two:
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by kmf 10y ago
Is there anyone relying on IFTTT (or Huginn, or this) for non-trivial things? There was never any vital day-to-day things I could build with IFTTT: I could email myself the daily forecast or things like that, but it was never a killer app f
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by kmf 10y ago
This is a Google AMP page, so it displays pretty strangely on desktop browsers (full-width paragraphs) -- here's the normal URL. http://www.techrepublic.com/article/apple-is-doubling-down-o...
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by kmf 10y ago
As always, the neat thing about GitLab is how open they are with their process. I enjoyed this read, and followed the trail down to a corresponding ticket, where the staff is discussing their actual plans for moving to bare metal. Very cool
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by kmf 10y ago
I had an idea a few months ago that I liked a lot - a drop-in service for Amazon-style recommendations for your web app. It was going to be Stripe-like in ease of use, where you could just drop a lib in and start getting recommendations imm
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by kmf 10y ago
I've been building some projects with Elixir and Phoenix for a while now, but never launched anything. Over the last two weekends I decided to actually put something out the door and the result is workwithelixir.com – an Elixir/Ph
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Show HN: Work with Elixir – Find the best Elixir/Phoenix jobs, worldwide(workwithelixir.com)
12 points by kmf 10y ago|2 comments
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by kmf 11y ago
This was a really fun read - any longform posts on the history of this? Would love to read more.
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Is ManKind?(blog.airbnb.com)
1 points by kmf 11y ago|0 comments
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by kmf 11y ago
Most of the other Data Scientists are making ~$135k, maybe just a typo or parsing error resulting in an extra zero?
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by kmf 11y ago
Posts like this, and the #talkpay on Twitter, is the kind of stuff I would've loved to have a couple years ago, starting in the industry. Here's hoping this sparks a conversation across the industry between employees and managers
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Friends: a p2p, decentralized, secure messaging platform(moose-team.github.io)
103 points by kmf 11y ago|45 comments
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by kmf 11y ago
I was curious about the `insist { foo }` syntax – looks like it's coming from this: https://github.com/jordansissel/ruby-insist Any reason why you're using that over the standard `expect` syntax?
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Bringing Sanity to JavaScript UTC Dates with Moment.js and Ember Data(blog.skylight.io)
1 points by kmf 12y ago|0 comments
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Bending the Curve: Writing Safe and Fast Native Gems with Rust(skylight.ghost.io)
7 points by kmf 12y ago|0 comments

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