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11y ago
You should go to a doctor. Sleep is complicated and extremely important for your health. They will help you. There is a book called something like The Harvard Medical School's Guide to a Good Night's Sleep . You could check it ou
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I am very excited that Red Mars is apparently being made. I thought by HBO but just Googled it and it says Spike TV. Not sure...
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11y ago
Thanks for the kind words. Going to school is a question I'm debating a lot and I have been trying to mine HN for wisdom. I'm planning on applying in the fall and also applying for some jobs at around the same time.
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11y ago
I make $65K salary (in Boston). Double major in Classical Studies and English in '06. Late bloomer in finding coding. Working professionally as web dev for just about 2 years. I'm considering going to school to get a masters in Co
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11y ago
Beware the unnecessary quotation mark. http://www.unnecessaryquotes.com/
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11y ago
Why do you say the keyboard looks terrible? They have been touting the new keyboard a lot. See here: https://www.apple.com/macbook/design/
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11y ago
When you say picky what do you use? Shouldn't you just use water?
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11y ago
The so-called "silent divorce."
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11y ago
Good shout bringing up Georgia Tech. Their new online master's in Comp Sci seems to be really shaking things up. It seems like a major omission from this article, especially because it is a collaboration between Udacity and GT.
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12y ago
280 is a massive squat. Based on what you're saying, I feel like your form must have been off and that you're have a misrepresentation of what the standards are.
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12y ago
Avoid putting the barbell high on your shoulders or you risk back pain/injury. Put the bar on your traps and hold it place with your hands. This is what makes it a full-body exercise.
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12y ago
>Would you say strength in general would be a better (more healthy in the long term) goal than just endurance/condition? I would definitely say this when speaking in general terms. Strength training normally focuses on full-body exe
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12y ago
Guy Davenport is the writer who resonates with me the most. If I had to choose one work it would be "Wo es war, soll ich werden." Kenneth Goldsmith's work, probably epitomized in the book Day , is what challenged me the most
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12y ago
Perhaps this is obvious but if you aren't running your own server, your web app (and Hangfire along with it) can stop running during a period of inactivity. Obviously this is not a problem with Azure scheduler. I use Hangfire and then
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12y ago
You would probably help your cause by supplying some scientific evidence re claim #1.
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12y ago
Strength training (e.g. lifting weights). I will be anecdotal and tell my own story. I started at about 30, having virtually no experience in the weight room. I was very intimidated, but took it as a challenge. That was generally unfounded
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12y ago
Currently reading: The House of Life, Mario Praz; Spring and All (try to read it every spring) Recently finished: 1089 and All That (finished today), The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, Gibson's The Peripheral
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12y ago
Barthelme is the best. My wife and I love the story Conversations with Goethe. We frequently get it off the shelf and read it to one another. "Youth," Goethe said, "is the silky apple butter on the good brown bread of possibi
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12y ago
Birdman also heavily revolves around What We Talk About When We Talk About Love.
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12y ago
Focus on traffic--not rankings. You or an employee should become super familiar with Google Analytics (or another package) and Google Webmaster Tools. You need to measure traffic and make sure your site is being crawled. This is also the be
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12y ago
I worked at a small e-commerce site doing in-house SEO. Eventually I transitioned to doing web development. I could make lots of recommendations for SEO to my employers but it basically boiled down to making the best possible website for us
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12y ago
Producing a happiness revolution would be the most productive thing I can imagine and being happy is a good first step.
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12y ago
I imagine The Second Machine Age is old news on HN, but I highly recommend it for a discussion of these topics. It's a very readable book and discusses these social shifts in an intelligent manner without descending into pessimism or m
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12y ago
Yes, Bret has a nice home, expensive stove, and kids. It sounds to me like he's doing the right thing by not pressuring his employees to appear like they are "putting in the hours."
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12y ago
Companies are not obligated to provide paid maternity leave--only unpaid. There are expenses incurred (namely, health insurance), but you won't be receiving a paycheck to raise your children or focus on your art, as in your example.
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12y ago
You could have a button next to the button to order more batteries.
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I have started removing the labels from branded products as much as possible: shampoo, face wash, soap, bleach. I like the simplicity. I avoid wearing branded clothes as much as possible. The last thing I would do is put an advertisement fo
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That may be the case now, but I graduated from Penn in 2006, and it was different story then (until about 2008 I think, with Princeton being the first to break the trend). Before that, a portion of your financial aid would be a loan directl