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renegadesensei
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I recently started making small handwritten TODO lists that I keep in my pocket. It has significantly improved my productivity. Every morning while I'm getting ready, I usually think of about seven or eight things I really want to get
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Dating is Stupid
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Why We Must Save Marriage
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Yakukon | Full-stack Developer / Mobile Developer / Frontend Developer / Web Designer / Social Media and Marketing Lead | ONSITE Tokyo, Japan or REMOTE Yakukon is a marriage matchmaking site that specializes in relations
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Thanks for the feedback. The site is meant mainly to work in Japanese but it should detect your browser's language and work in English if that's what you're using. My email is therenegadeoffunk@gmail.com. I thought it was alr
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Ask HN: Got seed funding from the Japanese government. How should I use it?
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How the Internet Is Ruining Video Games
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This is a fantastic effort. It is absolutely crucial that we do a better job of helping those who have served their time have a chance to become productive members of society.
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What I Like About Twitter
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I respect him for coming out and addressing this. There have been a lot of right-wingers accusing Patreon of bias but the policy as described seems pretty fair. Patreon could end up getting sued if someone commits a serious crime using mone
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Patreon CEO discusses content policy and Lauren Southern
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This was a really good piece. I have also lived in Japan for some time and I can relate to many of his experiences. Unlike some of his critics, I don't think anything he wrote is completely wrong. There may be some embellishment or unr
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Yeah it is mainly a Japanese product. I just do all of the copy in English first since that's my first language. Really the service can be used by anyone seeking a marriage partner. From my research I think Japan and east Asia in gener
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Cool to see I got some comments! Thanks for the feedback everyone. I'm an expat programmer living in Tokyo and Keiyaku Kekkon is a side project of mine. Got the idea from watching a Japanese drama actually. I'll probably do a &quo
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The Decline of Marriage
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The Importance of Marriage
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I recently started working for a very big corporation and this hit a little too close to home.
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The Importance of Marriage
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Is it possible to punish and rehabilitate at the same time? I ask partly because I have small kids. When they do bad things, I try to focus on educating them and not punishing. Then again, most of the bad things they do (making a mess, bein
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I am a black engineer and I have experienced unfair treatment at a startup. I think most of these suggestions are good. I'm wary of zero tolerance policies though. Also I think this stuff applies to everyone and not just women and mino
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Perils of Remote Work
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So You Want to Make a WordPress Site?
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I agree people are often overly sensitive, but Hacker News isn't really a place for jokes and 6stringmerc's comment didn't seem to be an attempt at humor.
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I did a year of remote CS teaching for kids in Kentucky with Microsoft's TEALS program. Great experience. I actually used to be a teacher so it was nice getting back in that mode. Teaching is also a great way to practice breaking down
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Hey, this is my first time being on the front page so long. Cool. Thanks for all the great comments, dudes.
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YouTube Advertiser Meltdown: An Opportunity for Startups
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Oh man I know this feel. I have been programming for startups for years and I have always had lots of ideas but never the mental commitment to finish anything. I'm proud to say that very recently I did manage to complete a side project
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Been living in Japan for a while now and I've noticed this too. I always admired it. It suggested a high level of conscientiousness. Made me feel safer on public transit. Interesting to learn of the real world benefit of these type of
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I don't know if it's accurate to call these "bad" arguments. If we judge arguments by their ability to convince people, then many logical fallacies are actually quite good arguments. One need only watch a cable news deba
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Completely agree with this. I too have lived abroad for a while and it amazes me how much things remain the same back in the United States. The culture shock is always more about how much I have changed, not America.
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