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by yawz 13y ago
This would probably work best if you enjoy every part of your work. However, I assume most of us have to do things that we don't particularly enjoy. Or, even more dangerously, we have lower-priority more-enjoyable things to do. Then a
902.
by yawz 13y ago
Usually 3-4/week. If I'm really motivated then I take that up to 6-7/week but this remains on rare occasions.
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Ask HN: What Are Your Productivity Tips & Tools?
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Apple Files A Patent That Hints At Voice-Based Photo Searching With Siri(forbes.com)
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by yawz 13y ago
Very very valid points, in my experience.
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by yawz 13y ago
Oh my God! The secret is out. We're no longer safe!
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by yawz 13y ago
Mud wrestling?
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by yawz 13y ago
Only practice can take her English at the desired level somewhat quickly. I'm trilingual with a forth language under my belt and in my opinion she has to spend as much time as possible with native English speakers (or with people who s
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by yawz 13y ago
My bad! Hmmm... So somebody else modified the title? Whoever it is "Thank you!"
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by yawz 13y ago
So, in absolute, nothing is good or bad, until you decide how to use it. So nothing should be banned, illegal, etc. until somebody does something wrong it it. Then we can catch and charge that person. This doesn't seem like a good idea
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by yawz 13y ago
We live in a strange world. I guess because we are a strange species. Humans have been good at killing (each other) since the dawn of time (well... since we were able push, hit, bite, etc. each other). So I don't doubt that if it wasn&
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by yawz 13y ago
Nope, I didn't. I think AK47 has been there since I posted it.
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by yawz 13y ago
* > but I kept in mind that the success rate of hostage negotiators is as high as 95% * You would want to retire after your 19th successful operation.
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AK47 assault rifle inventor Kalashnikov dies at 94(bbc.co.uk)
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by yawz 13y ago
We benefit from being pragmatic. thumbs up
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by yawz 13y ago
I think people underestimate the importance of "consistency"! As a coffee lover I value consistency a lot. Nespresso may not be "the best" coffee but it offers a great taste/cost/practicality value.
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by yawz 13y ago
;) Thanks for the response.
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by yawz 13y ago
Hmm... As I'm new here I'm a little confused. I posted the same article yesterday but this one posted by Mizza got picked up quite heavily. Does the poster's "karma" have something to do with it? Or is it just a coi
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Anti-ageing compound set for human trials after turning clock back for mice(theguardian.com)
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by yawz 13y ago
If we believe that companies have their culture (I certainly do) then it's not so surprising that someone may or may not be "culture-fit". However, I'd question the health of the organization if the so-called culture is
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by yawz 13y ago
Agreed. Rework is a great book. Fried's new book "Remote" is out, by the way.
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by yawz 13y ago
So, we have a choice! We need to be asleep or anaesthetised.
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by yawz 13y ago
You've my 10 bucks.