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by nhangen 11y ago
To add to the other replies...I bought the sport watch. It wasn't supposed to be fancy.
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by nhangen 11y ago
My issue with the tracking is that the data is locked in. My opinion would change if they made an integration/export API.
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by nhangen 11y ago
Yes, but then what's the point of having it?
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by nhangen 11y ago
I feel like Fitbit is a better alternative here for daily activity monitoring, and specialty watches for running/biking/etc. I need data export in XML format to really make it portable.
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by nhangen 11y ago
I have an Apple Watch and haven't worn it in weeks. There are a few reasons: 1. It's too fancy. I work a lot with my hands, and am afraid of beating the watch up with daily use. So far it's been fairly scratch and damage proo
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by nhangen 11y ago
How does this get zero comments? Bummer. Would've been a great discussion.
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by nhangen 11y ago
What about the increase in shares being sold in the private markets, and during financing rounds? Wouldn't that help make up some of the opportunity lost by staying private?
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by nhangen 11y ago
You're being ridiculous and taking my words out of context. I'm not suggesting everyone join the Army; I'm suggesting that they do the right thing and pay their debt, regardless of what it takes. For me that meant joining the
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by nhangen 11y ago
I didn't join the Army for the sole purpose of having my loans repaid; it was just icing on the cake. I also received a sizable signing bonus, and was able to convert my degree into an automatic promotion to E4 (Specialist instead of P
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by nhangen 11y ago
I could not afford my loans...I was basically unemployed (looking for work) with loans on permanent forbearance. It took a 4.5 year stint in the Army to pay mine off (student loan repayment program), but I did, and I'm all the better f
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by nhangen 11y ago
Buzzword bingo
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by nhangen 11y ago
Do you work for Tilt?
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by nhangen 11y ago
I don't see why not? They are still getting paid according to contract, and can leave at any time.
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by nhangen 11y ago
That's not the point, and I think you know that. The point is this: 1. Person A builds up a persona on HN as a guru, product person, consulting expert, etc. 2. This person then sells an e-book, leaning upon that reputation. 3. This per
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by nhangen 11y ago
Not you. In fact, prior to today, I wasn't aware you and Patrick were working together. I have no issues there. I'm not going to name names, but I'm pretty sure most of the community knows the few I am referring to. It just s
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by nhangen 11y ago
I think you might be conflating skepticism with jealousy. Sure, some are probably jealous, but others might be wary of the ebook pimping that was for a time, quite prevalent here on HN, and all from the same circle of folks. If anything, I
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by nhangen 11y ago
I am not a fan of this acquisition, but I'm really disappointed that this is the most upvoted reply on this story. It reads like sour grapes, and what's worse is that it has nothing to do with the story itself. I thought the HN mo
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by nhangen 11y ago
IgnitionDeck - REMOTE - Based in Tampa, FL We are a rapidly growing company that builds plugins and themes for WordPress. We're looking to fill multiple part-time (20'ish hours) and full-time positions: * Front-end dev (HTML/
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by nhangen 11y ago
In 2005, I was finishing my senior year as a Psychology major at Wright State University in Ohio. We were forced to anesthetize and perform surgery on female mice without any formal training. This process often resulted in mutiliation at be
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by nhangen 12y ago
FWIW, I didn't achieve career or entrepreneurial success until my 30's.
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by nhangen 12y ago
Not sure why this is getting downvoted. Perhaps the truth here is harsh, but it's the truth nonetheless. Perhaps not the whole truth, but at least part of it.
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CloudApp Now Restricts Free Plans to 10 Drops/Month(getcloudapp.com)
1 points by nhangen 12y ago|1 comments
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by nhangen 12y ago
This felt like an April Fool's joke at first. I mean...I understand that Stripe is crushing it, but Balanced has a great product, and it really felt like they were making incremental gains in the marketplace. No matter how you slice it
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by nhangen 12y ago
exactly what I wanted to know.
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by nhangen 12y ago
Yosemite is an upgrade on part with what they were already doing, so more of the same there. The watch, in my eyes, is a huge disappointment. With as much time as they took to prep for the launch, I expected they would have done more thinki
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by nhangen 12y ago
Largely due to the fact they they are a) playing it safe and b) mostly reactionary when it comes to new product designs/concepts. I have no qualms with the current product lineup, but I think that Apple, under Cook, has traded vision f
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by nhangen 12y ago
I had to stop reading because the article seemed to meander and fumble around too much before making a point. I'm not sure I'd pay anything to read this type of content in this format. As a collection of stories in a PDF, maybe, b
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by nhangen 12y ago
Disappointing that the YC staff has not commented on this. It also fell very quickly from page 1...
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Copyblogger Reports 35% Revenue Growth for 2014(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by nhangen 12y ago|0 comments
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by nhangen 12y ago
It's funny to me that the same HN continually bashing Google for being evil, Uber for being sexist, and startups in general for treating workers like slaves, is the same HN that generalizes and rationalizes this type of behavior. We co

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