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kohanz
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Any chance you've had a recent shift in your personal life? The reason I ask is that I also didn't have a fear of flying until later in life and what I think is the source was meeting my wife (to-be) and then having kids. This may
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It's an interesting idea, but I have a tough time with the premise that people will choose to record a video of themselves for everyday asynchronous communication rather than type a message. There are situations were video or audio del
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I'm curious; were you an employee at the startups or a founder? The experience (and stress levels) will vary quite a bit between the two (and I'm not saying startup employees have it easy by any stretch). I can definitely see some
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What if you were having that conversation so loudly that people inside and outside the Starbucks could hear you and when you mentioned a brand's name, they were immediately notified and your conversation was permanently associated with
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This may or may not matter to you, but there's a few startups/apps out there tackling public speaking improvement. Orai, for example. A friend of mine is in a similar space and discovers new competitors all the time.
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I don't know how helpful this will be, but I was overweight (not quite obese) from about age 8 to 24. At 24 I had a major personal event (end of a long-term relationship and end of my life as I had it "planned"). I can't
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Show HN: VidHug – Surprise Group Birthday Videos Made Easy
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Unethical people come in all shapes, sizes, and ages. Youth and idealism are often associated together for a reason.
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Thank you - this is useful information. This seems like something that would have a very low rate of compliance presently, is that right?
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> If you're starting a company, you're fighting a long, hard battle against pessimists like me. If you're a bootstrapped founder, but also a human, one of those pessimists will have your own voice, with a permanent addre
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I've done both working from home and now co-working. Currently, I prefer co-working, but that's because I've become more of an entrepreneur and less "just" developer. Yes, the separation of work and home is nice (an
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They're marketing materials. They often don't represent everyone, but rather a specific set of customer demographics.
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This might be a factor, but I live in a neighbourhood where there are plenty of SAHM's and it's not like kids play is flourishing like it did in my generation (and there are plenty of kids). There are multiple factors. I also thin
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I think the social aspect will be extremely dependent on how much the parents put into that part. The majority of home-schooled kids (now adults) I know, were socially stunted because of it, but I don't believe this is as much a fault
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Excellent answer - I get it now. Thank you!
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Nice work! As someone that uses https://github.com/sampotts/plyr in one of my projects (and react-plyr), what are the main differences between the two players & designs?
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Wrote the blog about 5 years ago, to a non-existent audience. The blog writing was simply to motivate myself to complete the application, which is an arduous process and, for me, was optional career-wise. At first I did things like create a
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A blog I wrote about 5 years ago on obtaining your licensing as a professional engineer includes affiliate links to a site that sells packages that help with the application process. It's a very niche area but earned me about $5k in 20
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> My company is bootstrapped. It isn't growing fast enough to fit PG's definition of a startup, but it's 5 years old and makes 7 figures. Very impressive. Thanks for sharing! Is this https://interviewcake.com
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I agree it's quite high, but knowing the "baseline", whatever that is would help give some context. They give the Bush & Obama numbers for other categories, but I didn't see it for this one. But based on what's
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Walking to work.
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In thinking about an answer, you made me realize one of the things I love about HN: trolling or negativity for the sake of being negative isn't allowed to accumulate attention (in general). It is dealt with swiftly and the discussion m
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I'd say no based on the fact that you see most user-driven forums experience this problem. I can't remember how many times I've seen a pinned post or set of rules to exclaiming "use the search function before posting&quo
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> paid by the company They might be getting paid by someone else, but the comment I quoted specifically talked about getting paid by the company. Unpaid internships are a lot more common than some people appear to believe. I initially
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> you can get free marketing from an apprentice as part of their training
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I used serverless for the back end of VidHug ( https://VidHug.com ) and I've been happy with it. Was there a compelling reason to do so (other than to learn something new?)? I don't know. I also learned ReactJS, among ot
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I'm sure there's a good explanation for it, but calling a conference that occurs in 2018 "CASP13" seems like an unnecessary way to create some confusion.
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Which would make it even more potentially harmful in this context, if it is relied upon.
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Father of 3 and a freelancer who used to work from home. The monthly fee I pay to have a spot in a co-working space is the best money I spend. I should add that my commute is a 20-minute walk each way, so I get built-in exercise as well wit
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As an engineer with experience in the medical devices field, my advice would be to continue to building your clinical experience (if it's in a specialization, even better) and look to establish relationships with startups in that field
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