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by seekingcharlie 10y ago
I wouldn't say that 174g is low carb. On Keto, for example, low carb is < 40g, but ideally < 20g per day. The macros, while different for everyone, are more like 75% fat, 20% protein, 5% carbs. Your personal macros will be depend
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by seekingcharlie 10y ago
Berlin.
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by seekingcharlie 10y ago
While I know HTML/CSS very well, I have unsuccessfully learned how to code after many attempts. I agree with another poster here - it felt like there was too much to learn just to be able to get started. I've tried to learn Rails
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by seekingcharlie 10y ago
Anecdotal, but we implemented this as we had a large number of existing users who would sign up on our marketing site (when they were actually trying to sign in). We changed it so that they enter their email first, then we detect whether we
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by seekingcharlie 10y ago
You have your answer. Find some users :)
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by seekingcharlie 10y ago
It's not so much the technical "integration" that your website needs to communicate about vs how your product works. I honestly have no idea what your product does. How is it different to Google Analytics, Optimizely, Mixpane
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by seekingcharlie 10y ago
Is it because we were the nerds in high school? Is it because we were the kids who had to explain differential equations to our classmates more than once? Is that why we now feel this incessant need to fabricate startups/tech as being
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
If you're interested, I'd love to help on the UI/front-end, potentially as a founder. Email is in my profile.
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
I don't really worry about it. If I could predict the direction of currencies, I wouldn't be working. Sure, I have extra bills compared to my on-site colleagues but I also get to live in a city with a much lower COL. I'm sure
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
I wouldn't say you are being "low balled" here. I also work full-time remote for a US company and I bill through my company in Germany. You could be hired as an actual employee, however they would legally need to follow the l
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
/s
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
We've been taught by the "old generation of programmers". Think about it.
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
Sketch. I've transitioned my UI/UX workflow completely from Photoshop and haven't looked back. The hype is real and well-deserved. Truman Capote's book - In Cold Blood. Also, The Great Gatsby. There are countless phrases
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
Yep! I've followed a similar path to you (designer transitioned to PM) and I return to this doc at least once a month as a refresher.
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
This is a great guide: http://www.khoslaventures.com/wp-content/uploads/Good_Produc...
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
Some people define success as something entirely exclusive of your bank account.
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
You don't need feedback on your product from designers & developers. You need it from users. This just seems like a distraction IMHO.
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2612483/whats-so-bad-abou...
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
I was previously using Harvest, but recently switched to hiveage.com. It has a great UI and the free version seems to be all I need (unlimited clients, unlimited invoices).
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
Do you mean the E3 visa? As for me, I started building websites in year 11 for friends/family - I was self-taught HTML, CSS and Wordpress. I had no "real" programming experience, which is where we might differ from each other
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
I'm Australian and I would really recommend you go to uni and get the piece of paper. You are still young and as more and more time passes, it becomes harder to be able to go back and study full-time. I've personally found that wo
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
We also pronounce tune as "choon", which results in a lot of weird looks if you're an Australian in the US.
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
IMHO, Spectre was disappointing, to say the least. I'm a huge Mendes fan and am baffled that he approved that script. In fact, I've been playing with the idea that he was set up in some way, that it was completely out of his hands
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
Agreed. Still miles ahead of the US! ;)
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
Sorry, should edit that - it's immediate for us in Australia if you have transferred to a certain person before OR if you use the same bank. It's the next day for external banks / people that you haven't transferred to b
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
Where? I bank with Wells Fargo and to make a wire transfer to anyone in the US, I have to physically walk into a branch and it costs $20.
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
This still astounds me. I'm Australian but also hold a US account. The difference in ease between the two is insane. I cannot believe how difficult it is to simply wire money from a US bank account. In Australia, you can make a free tr
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
I am learning piano again, after a 3 year break. I work from home at the moment, and when I feel that I need a break from coding, I walk into the next room and play the piano for fifteen minutes. It's therapeutic and helps to build mus
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
Remote workers are usually on a contract and pay their own tax in their country. If the company wants them to be a full employee, they have to pay tax/health based on the law of where the remote workers lives.
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by seekingcharlie 11y ago
Key words being 'bay area', which is in no way representative of the market Square needs. Another challenge for Square is that their core merchants are mom & pop coffee shops or like you said, food trucks - not particularly l

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