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by rcavezza 10y ago
I don't usually recommend reddit, but http://reddit.com/r/fitness is a subreddit with some of the most knowledgable and caring people you'll ever meet. Everyone is very helpful and supportive in each other&#x
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by rcavezza 10y ago
Rescinded comment Link to original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13117521
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by rcavezza 10y ago
Although price can sometimes be an indicator of quality, it doesn't necessarily mean quality. I think this is especially true when the alternative higher priced product has a lot of "Brand Value" that can be attributed to the
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by rcavezza 10y ago
I think it comes down to "how likely is this person to do the job and do it well at our company". afarrell has good advice. If you have worked with people before (or if the CEO is your uncle), they are more likely to think of you
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by rcavezza 10y ago
This is good advice. I would add you should also buy the domain names that can also make the same sound. For example, if you founded uber.com, you might also want to buy oober.com and redirect to uber.com.
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Uber Is Sending Out Free Ugly Sweaters on Thursday(bostinno.streetwise.co)
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by rcavezza 10y ago
"That's it? Anybody could have done that in a couple weeks!" is awesome to hear. You need to be sure you ask that person what is missing and what you should build next instead of defending yourself. All feedback is good feedb
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by rcavezza 10y ago
For a "Winter Reading List", there is a ton of titles. I'll be lucky if I get to 5 books in the next few months. Can someone recommend a top 5 from this list?
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by rcavezza 10y ago
Hubspot CRM seems like a no-brainer for small startups. 100% free and you get their GMail chrome extension that allows email open and click-rate tracking. I've heard a lot of good things too. It was discussed the The Steli and Hiten po
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by rcavezza 10y ago
Read more. Buy books when you hear someone online make a recommendation. The cost per book is inexpensive. Books force you to disconnect and take time to think about your day's work and what to do next. I think that's my favorite
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by rcavezza 10y ago
I disagree. I think if there was ever a time in the history of the world where more political discourse needs to occur, it should be now. I think this is especially true with such a smart group of individuals trying to change the world in m
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by rcavezza 10y ago
I read an amazing book on customer development: The Mom Test by Rob Fitzpatrick - https://www.amazon.com/Mom-Test-customers-business-everyone/... The first few pages blew my mind. It was a great read all the way throug
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A Front End Experience Highlighting the Startup Institute Curriculum(startupinstitute.com)
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How I Came to See That the Election Needs to Be Audited and How You Can Too(medium.com)
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19,475 Targeted Outreach Emails with 20 Lines of Code(growhack.com)
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by rcavezza 10y ago
Why can't it be both? Stress can cause illness and disease. Illness and disease can cause stress.
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by rcavezza 10y ago
I really enjoyed the Instagram episode. It seemed very honest and raw. They talked about things they got right and wrong, and inspiration for major parts of the app that helped make it a success. I encourage everyone to listen to it.
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Tom Wolfe’s ‘The Kingdom of Speech’ Takes Aim at Darwin and Chomsky(nytimes.com)
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by rcavezza 10y ago
Nothing stops me. I'm usually in the gym for 1-2 hours everyday after work. It's what I look forward to more than anything all day. I think when you start eating healthy and working out regularly, it gets addicting. Getting to
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by rcavezza 11y ago
Anyone know what this quote means? When the SEC called Hunsader in June 2015 to tell him about the award, he said to them "I would have accepted $1 if you simply acknowledged me at the time." Was he initially ignored?
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by rcavezza 11y ago
Agree w/ andersthue's suggestions. Here are a few others I listen to frequently. I like all of the Gimlet media podcasts. https://gimletmedia.com/ Specifically Startup, Mystery Show, and ReplyAll Hardcore Histo
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100 friggen’ dollars – the story of my first company(ibuildmvps.com)
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by rcavezza 11y ago
You don't need to launch this to get feedback. I would cold email five people who you think will find it useful. Ask them if they have this problem you're trying to solve. Ask if they currently use something to solve that proble
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by rcavezza 11y ago
Funny seeing this pop up on HN. I'm good friends with Nick Farmer. We met at Rutgers. He's my little brother in our fraternity. Small world.
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by rcavezza 11y ago
There are hundreds of books on Da Vinci. Is there one in particular you would recommend?
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by rcavezza 11y ago
The lottery taxes the poor in a very similar way. http://metrocosm.com/could-the-lottery-be-the-largest-tax/
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by rcavezza 11y ago
What surprised me from the article is that only 8 out of 10 students at Howard are black. Howard is a historically black university and I assumed the percentage would be 90%+. I did some research and found out that the latest numbers I fo
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by rcavezza 11y ago
There's a chrome extension that automatically makes threads collapsible on HN. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-collap...
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by rcavezza 11y ago
<<We tried it. It didn't work. No reasonable person disputes this. Karl Marx would argue that his ideas might have worked if someone else implemented them.
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by rcavezza 11y ago
I missed that one. I had a similar issue, but marked all the emails as spam and stopped seeing them in my inbox.

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