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kohanz
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Where is the 1-2 hr figure coming from? Even for my oldest, who is in school, and on a day I work. I'm seeing him on average 2 hours in the morning before he's off to school (young kids wake up early ) and then another 3 hours on
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7y ago
I think it's possible to be a steal for both. Brian has the unique position of being able to leverage this business into something far more valuable than what he paid for it (a road that would have been much longer, difficult, and risk
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kohanz
7y ago
Have you read "Hold on to your Kids"? It also asserts that peer groups can become the dominant influence, but the danger is that they overwhelm parental attachment. In other words, for the really important decisions (we're ta
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kohanz
7y ago
Have you talked to a lot of people who would be the customers/users of said "ideas" in an attempt to validate them? Remember, casually asking family, friends, or co-workers about such things is very unlikely to provide real f
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kohanz
7y ago
At first glance, Terminal looks like it still needs some level of integration and development work. It's not a ready-to-go, install-the-app-and-process-payments solution.
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kohanz
7y ago
I just got one of these this week! Only $3,000 to register the trademark "internationally", but they try their best to make it seem like it's part of the registration process you've already undertaken and you simply need
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kohanz
7y ago
Without knowing, my guess would be that's when we started measuring & recording those things?
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kohanz
7y ago
This. Without getting into too much detail, based on what you've written, it seems like you've spent time building a solution and are now looking for a problem (with business value) to match that solution with. Ideally, you start
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kohanz
7y ago
> it is easy to earn $200k to $300k with just a few years of experience I think this part shows that whether it's easier to make more as an employee or self-employed is highly regional. In large, competitive tech centers, where FAAN
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7y ago
I looked into something similar some time ago and came across a few options. The ones I remember: https://impossiblesoftware.com/ https://developers.magisto.com/ (not exactly what you're looking for, a
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7y ago
> On average, it takes us 60ms to perform any stack of image transforming operations. That also benefits our users (who likes slows APIs?). So this was my point in bringing it up: "We're faster than the other APIs out there&quo
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7y ago
Congrats on launching! The landing page is very impressive (only found a small typo on a testimonial: 'VP Enginnering at Clue') Here's what I don't quite get: why does the GPU differentiation matter to me as a user of yo
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kohanz
7y ago
I think both you and @lucideer are right at a certain level. I did mean in the absence of cellphones altogether, since I'm referring to the fact that the non-homeless population almost all have cell-phones now, so that's really ju
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7y ago
Thanks for responding. Yes and sorry, I didn't realize my e-mail wasn't visible. You can reach me at hello at that company domain.
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7y ago
> Well, a homeless person with a smartphone has a hell of a lot better chance of getting a job than they did pre-smartphone, right? Not that I know the answer, but I would have to see a source on this. Why would a device that may increas
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kohanz
7y ago
I'm not a FitBit user, but I think for a group of people (myself included), being able to measure & track the meeting or exceeding (or not) of goals can be a great motivator for continued work/improvement. For example, if I st
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kohanz
7y ago
As someone running a business with some similar characteristics (solo, not a subscription, B2C branching into B2B), but at a much earlier stage, I would love to learn more from you, if you're willing. Feel free to reach out to me (e-ma
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kohanz
7y ago
Whether you officially list it or not, if your device is diagnosing and reporting heart attacks to people, the FDA will be involved sooner or later.
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7y ago
What problem does this solve?
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This. My heart aches on a whole new level when I hear/read/experience children and parents going through such hard things. We've had very close friends lose children at a very young age and it's heartbreaking. I have not
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kohanz
7y ago
How would an early death for some future generation of ours not be motivating to avoid, if possible? I'd rather my kids or grandkids, etc, not have to live on a planet with an unlivable climate situation.
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7y ago
I know it's not intentional, but when I scrolled down and saw "parental duties" at the bottom of the list I laughed and said to myself "that's not how this works!". Move that one to the top, above sleep even, w
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7y ago
A week is rarely enough time to expect a real mindset or perspective change, especially if you're not setting out with intent to do so. I'm not saying you shouldn't quit, but if you wanted to give yourself a chance to avoid b
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7y ago
Very possible - I didn't realize it had been changed. My apologies.
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No, the headline says they are scared of climate change (which is not a "someone", but a collection of serious consequences) and then includes the irony that they are contributing to that very threat as a big polluter.
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7y ago
That communication handbook is a fantastic resource. Thank you for sharing.
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7y ago
For what it's worth, the performance improved quite a bit with subsequent firmware updates. It was quite a remarkable device that impressed anyone I let try it, but finding a mass-market use-case proved impossible. They tried to pivot
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7y ago
Kudos for admitting a misstep and your follow-up analysis is definitely noteworthy. There was a suspicious ratio of upvotes to comments for this thread.
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7y ago
Love your site! My story is very similar with my project VidHug ( https://vidhug.com ). Helping people spread joy & love is definitely a great motivator!
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7y ago
You cite a bunch of very valid criticisms, but then to say directly to the OP (as they posted their own article) that there is "nothing of value here" is excessive, IMHO, and symptomatic of a kind of discourse that only flies onli
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