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pgeorgep
9y ago
Wow, love it! Has anyone put this on PH yet? Another one to add would be a LinkedIn bot for auto profile viewing. It's a pretty efficient way for people to see you viewed their profile, they view yours back, and check out your site
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9y ago
My grandpa lived in a FLW house for the better part of my childhood. I don't remember much of it, but I do remember how in awe I was every time I saw it.
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Mapping Out a Training Roadmap to Keep Employees on Course
(elearningindustry.com)
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pgeorgep
9y ago
Wow, bummed this got flagged. Considering HN shared it on FB & Twitter - I think that may have been uncalled for.
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9y ago
Oh, I forgot podcasts too!
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9y ago
I usually browse through HN & different subreddits. Random articles also get saved to Pocket, but I never actually read any of them. There are always 'spur of the moment' articles I find throughout the day using a handy Chrome
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5 Heutagogical Tips to Empower Lifelong Learners Online
(schoolkeep.com)
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Every single week my Spotify 'Discover Weekly; playlist is spot on. Their algo has been magic to my ears since 2015 ( https://qz.com/571007/the-magic-that-makes-spotifys-discover... )
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9y ago
I found a remote job this year on https://angel.co/ This article seems like an excellent resource, but it doesn't get into the drive you need to find a remote job (at least early in your career like me). When I started
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9y ago
Sounds like a nice little loophole the drivers found to make a few extra bucks. It's always interesting to me when people find little tricks they can do the bend an algo their direction. This reminds me a lot of the LinkedIn algo hacks
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9y ago
Instead of articles about what Facebook is working on, I'd be more interested in what they're not working on at this point. I can't think of an area they aren't trying to disrupt.
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"The truth is, predictably, it's down to endless hours of concentration – reading, studying and practicing grammar, as well as my own technique called "shadowing", which involves walking briskly outdoors while listening
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#13 Online learning is an interesting one for YC. It looks like they couldn't find anyone doing it well enough, so they started their own startup school - https://www.startupschool.org/ #22 A web-based Excel/datab
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9y ago
And they said it was a myth just like the Bermuda Triangle...
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9y ago
I love Spotify and will happily continue to pay a few bucks a month to use their services. Is going public really their best move though? It really seems logical that Apple would have acquired them by now and just merged them into Apple Mus
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9y ago
I love Venmo more than you can ever know. It's one of the few ways I can actually pay people back since I literally never have cash. If people don't have Venmo, they just don't get paid back.
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9y ago
Working remotely, I've learned it's essential to ask more questions. Things get lost in translation through Slack messages and Trello card. When in doubt, ask a million questions!
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Netflix can do whatever they want. They are growing at such a crazy rate, they will Amazon their way to a profitable company (burn billions to make billions)
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... and neither is picking gum from under subway railings
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True, the real problem lies with big corporation data collection.
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9y ago
... then drop shipping it online for a profit
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9y ago
It's more like going into the store, taking all the pennies from the free penny jar, then peacing out.
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9y ago
Can't really compare Twitter to WhatsApp since they are in entirely different categories of apps. Twitter is a social network, and WhatsApp is a messenger. None the less, privacy deserves to be more popular than ever.
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Not sure how to feel about this. While in theory, scraping data is a shady practice - companies like LinkedIn leave the door open for it.
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I agree running has gotten to be muddied by the complications of technology. It's meant to be an archaic practice emphasizing a meditative state. The process should be focused solely on meditative benefits, with physical benefits comin
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I've tried to document the journey of building a product and it added a tremendous load of stress to the already stressful process. Props to the "don't give a F let me broadcast all of it" mentality.
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Interesting read. Personally, I prefer Medium for the convenience.
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4 Ways to Avoid Institutional Memory Loss When Key Employees Leave
(schoolkeep.com)
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Get Results with Online Employee Training in 3 Steps
(glassdoor.com)
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This Digital Marketer Uses Remote Work to Avoid Wasting Time
(forbes.com)
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