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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
This is my exact problem. I haven't been able to use any of these cryptocurrencies to do actual work so far. Everything has existed on the plane of theory and whitepapers so far. Nearly a decade after BTC's release and nearly half
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
I freelanced through college and continued doing that after I graduated. Since I was working from home, I was used to taking afternoon naps. When I finally did join an office, I was surprised that afternoon napping wasn't a thing. My 2
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
The Economist had a good piece on how this consolidation is impacting prices and fueling corporate profits.
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
A perfect example of getting rich from selling shovels in a gold rush
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
There is a reason minimalism exploded in popularity at the same time as youth poverty did. In fact, whenever I've browsed the minimalism-inspired subreddits, I've always made a game of it: minimalism or poverty?
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
I've seen far more mileage in maintaining an active presence on niche-specific platforms. A company that actively creates and shares interesting content on HN will have a much better brand image than one that does the same on Twitter.
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
I wouldn't dismiss Facebook for the simple fact that it plays to something deeply human: to connect with other people. But while it does that, it also plays to something even more deeply human: to watch other people from afar, and to r
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
Chatbots were the next big thing before VR was the next big thing before 3D printing was the next big thing before... You get the point. Crypto is the next big thing right now and like all these "big things", it's going to fa
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
Rand, this new business sounds EXACTLY like something I would want. Right now, it takes hours to figure out which blogs/bloggers to target in my niche. My only concern would be: is this a one-off use product? Perhaps if there was a sor
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
I work with B2B companies and I can confidently say that outside of LinkedIn, there is little to no value in maintaining an active presence on Twitter/Facebook/Pinterest/Instagram in most B2B segments
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
I'm yet to find a single AMP page that I didn't hate. Don't know why Google keeps pushing it on me. At least in my country, data is ridiculously cheap - I can't spend a few MBs on a page if I want to read it
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
It's incredibly hard from a recruitment point of view. A degree in the US, even from a mediocre university, at least means that the student is capable of some amount of hard work and application. But in India, colleges simply don&#x2
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
Indians are fixated on certifications. My friends still can't believe that I make the kind of money I make without a CS degree (I studied literature). And when I tried to hire someone when I tried building an agency, the only thing can
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
Solid analysis as always. As a Windows user, I'm finding it increasingly harder to justify using the OS. Pretty much every single software I use to get my work done works in my browser. The only software that runs natively is Ableton,
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
I definitely wouldn't mind buying small items (gum, a can of diet coke) and magazines from my Uber drivers.
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
Am I an idiot for not understanding blockchain and ICO sales at all? Like, I get them somewhat in theory, but not understanding how they would actually be used?
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
I wonder how many small businesses will be affected simply because every person right now has about 30 emails in their inboxes asking for GDPR permission I deleted most of them, even though ere might be a few businesses in there whose work
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
I'm lactose intolerant and I've tried nearly every alternative. None of them match up to regular cow's milk. I've basically given up milk altogether.
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
I'm an amateur musician and YouTube is my first stop whenever I'm trying to learn a new technique in Ableton or find music in a specific genre
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
I don't know how it works for others, but my migraines are closely linked to my diet. Certain types of foods, especially anything related to dairy or fermented things, somehow seems to trigger day-long migraines. Simply eliminating the
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
Same. It's interesting but the people scammed themselves say that they don't care about the money - they're all multi-millionaires. Does't inspire pity or anger on the readers part.
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
As someone who has almost completely abandoned offline shopping, Amazon is my go to store because it usually has really obscure products. Like today, I ordered a downrod for a ceiling fan. I don't even know if Flipkart stocks it. Amazo
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by throwawayqdhd 8y ago
That's a wrong metric as well because average order size and lifetime customer value will vary a lot in India. From anecdotal evidence, Amazon seems to be more popular among younger crowds in big cities who are likely to spend more and
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by throwawayqdhd 9y ago
> So humans are born squatters; some of us lose it when we stop trying A friend had a daughter recently and it always surprised me to see her squat casually by herself. It's a very natural motion for human beings
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by throwawayqdhd 9y ago
I made nearly 100k flipping domain names when I was 19. My seed capital was my college tuition money for a semester (I delayed paying the fees and bought a domain name instead). So it's entirely possible
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by throwawayqdhd 9y ago
If energy is basically free, how will it impact crypto prices?
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by throwawayqdhd 9y ago
What will be realized first: affordable graphene production, nuclear fusion, or general artificial intelligence?
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Ask HN: Is it 'normal' to struggle so hard with work?
802 points by throwawayqdhd 9y ago|369 comments