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by navs 6y ago
Maybe not weird but certainly hard. I’m working on a way to build better habits. I know there’s a million apps out there that present the typical log a habit behaviour however I see this as mostly punishing. A positive streak can easily tur
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by navs 7y ago
Awesome app. I'm keen to give this a go. I'm currently running my data visualisations using python and plotly. Flexible but tedious sometimes.
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by navs 7y ago
It's amazing how often you find companies/individuals asking for personal information/documents over email and SMS. I've been on the hunt for a flat for the last few weeks. Being in NZ, I used the TradeMe platform where
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by navs 7y ago
Kudos to you for the work you and your team did. I've had a love/hate relationship with the Shopify platform but when it comes to the API it was all love.
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by navs 7y ago
This sounds like a great project. I've found you on LinkedIn and Github but is there somewhere where I can follow this project?
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by navs 7y ago
At the time the medium didn't allow for unlockable episodes/chapters ;)
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by navs 7y ago
I thought much the same but recent experiences with my cousin's children give me doubt. They're both in the early teens now and they consume games like Minecraft on their iPad as if they were playing on a standard PC. I know the g
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by navs 7y ago
Do you sometimes find yourself listening to a podcast episode not because you enjoy the content but because it's part of your completionist streak?
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by navs 7y ago
I wanted to clear my Gmail inbox but there's too much history, specifically conversations with my late father. I still tear up seeing old messages. I often wish I had voicemail and SMS stored like with email. I'd definitely pay fo
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by navs 7y ago
I love podcasts but lately I feel I've got too many to listen to. I unsubscribe only to find I missed an episode. That FOMO coupled with an almost obsessive need to reach podcast "inbox zero" is becoming a problem. This looks
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by navs 7y ago
I've yet to actually use Apple News. I don't understand why the News is not available in New Zealand to this day.
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by navs 7y ago
Pika code has some nice features. I don't see myself switching away from PHPStorm/Visual Studio Code but the quick start feature seems like a great addition.
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by navs 7y ago
I do that on weekends when the noise at home is too much and before the kids come in for reading time at the library.
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by navs 7y ago
How long can you keep that up in a 7hr day (assuming a 1hr lunch break in the middle)?
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by navs 7y ago
Not the qc20 but the WF-1000xm3. In ear just hurts after a while. I do combine the noise cancelling with some background audio. It's the best combination so far.
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by navs 7y ago
Thanks for the Mubert recommendation. I'm going to give it a go. I've generally found "elevator music" to be quite pleasant. No words or unique instrumentals that distract.
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by navs 7y ago
Considering buying the airpods for that same reason. I have a pair of WF-1000xm3’s, the earbud equivalent of Sony’s Bose QC competitor. But they’re bulky and it causes me pain wearing them for longer than an hour. Tried multiple ear tips an
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by navs 7y ago
Yes, just not we-work. The only thing that’s free is the instant coffee and milk.
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by navs 7y ago
I currently work for a startup and all three of us are hotdesking. We're constantly moved to new spaces in the hotdesking space because a new company is leaving/moving in. I've sat beside recruiters, property managers and sal
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by navs 7y ago
I don’t see why you wouldn’t use it for e-commerce. Are you worried about CC numbers? Assuming Apple Pay, Stripe the CC is tokenised on the e-commerce store’s end.
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by navs 7y ago
A lot of the alternatives posted look like they'd be a good fit for my group. However, I feel the discoverability isn't there. The local UX meetup will likely choose one platform. The local frontend developers meetup will choose a
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by navs 7y ago
I've got about 1200 members for my local CSS meetup and get about 50 RSVPs and 30 actual shows. I'll be paying far too much if I keep this up with the new payment plan.
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by navs 7y ago
A combination of? Aren't they largely the same product? I'm just curious why you'd be using both.
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by navs 7y ago
Great work. I love coming across projects like these. Inspires me to "hack" and generally maintains my enthusiasm when the job doesn't. A suggestion: - remove the delayed image zoom when hovering over a recipe. It's a bi
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by navs 7y ago
This is an angry piece. The Epstein case doesn't surprise me. Most people with money are morally reprehensible or have dealt with morally reprehensible people. What I can't understand is where TED talks play into this? Are they ev
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by navs 7y ago
> Users can then read the profile of the beacon-wearer, and donate money if they’re so moved. Donations can be redeemed at select stores and restaurants. They cannot be used to buy alcohol. The beacon-wearer must check in monthly at a pa
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by navs 7y ago
I hear a lot of people admit to depression, anxiety, OCD but rarely do I hear mention of loneliness. I don't have a close circle of friends and my primary social interaction comes from local meetups. I run two, one of which is focused
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by navs 7y ago
It makes perfect sense to me. I love the graphics that illustrate what the docs relate to. I don't need to do a lot of prior reading to grasp the lexicon being used.
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by navs 7y ago
Fascinating read. I've worked with legacy IE a lot and that often included IE6 but never came across that <img> bug. Who would have thought a missing src could do that. I don't know why I get these warm fuzzies when read
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by navs 7y ago
So I used to call the local cab company a lot when taking work trips. Problems Uber solved for me: - Knowing my location automatically via GPS. I don't always know where I am. I'm on a street near some bar. - Knowing how long it&#

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