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Show HN: Busy to Death – The Manifesto(busytodeath.com)
5 points by zxlk21e 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: WristWatching – A Free Course About Mechanical Watches(wristwatching.net)
2 points by zxlk21e 11y ago|0 comments
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Stop Sleeping on SMS Marketing – or 2 very good reasons to text customers(textme.io)
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Why I Build Things(jupint.com)
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by zxlk21e 11y ago
the interesting part is that he says you basically bid on the placement yourself. Lots of publishers are paid via CPC, so only when clicks are made. I'm guessing this has to be CPM bid then, in which case to be effective you're go
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Why you should say no more often (and what YCombinator has to do with it)(modernmindfulness.net)
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by zxlk21e 11y ago
> It is NOT about monitoring stuff that is occurring outside that state, which is the intent of the watch The added utility of a mindfulness reminder is fairly effective for a lot of people. The 'standup' reminders were a core
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How the Apple Watch Makes Me More Mindful(modernmindfulness.net)
4 points by zxlk21e 11y ago|5 comments
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by zxlk21e 11y ago
The article ends with: "Summary So here You have it. Google can index (and indexes) hidden text and dynamically inserted text. If content is relavant to Your website, You won't get penalty from google." I think that's d
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Show HN: TextMe.io – Tap-Friendly Business Address / Phone / Hours, etc via SMS(textme.io)
1 points by zxlk21e 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Pixel Stickers – Removable Pixel Art for Your Wall(pixelstickers.com)
2 points by zxlk21e 12y ago|1 comments
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
I think there may be a mixture since your question: > When you're coding, do you think "What's the best possible way to do this," instead of just "How can I get this code to run?" I do both. Mostly begin wit
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
Meaning, I'm better than good? Or worse (because I'm no longer challenging myself)
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
>If you aren't familiar with something that you see, look it up. If it looks useful to you, build something with it. This is essentially what I do. Thanks for the tldr.
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
Wonderful response, thanks. I have attempted a handful of open source utilities and none of them ever received any activity from others at all. I would love to maintain a project or just work with others in general since I'm working in
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Ask HN: How Do I Become A 'Good' Programmer... Like Everyone Else Here
74 points by zxlk21e 12y ago|60 comments
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
I think a larger focus needs to be placed on location based navigation. I get that it's primarily poland right now, but the drill down options for location are abysmal: http://lifetramp.com/search?place=Chicago-Miami I
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
It seems kind of silly to pay that much for what is essentially a paginated front end for http://getbootstrap.com/customize/ + an unproven CDN. I'm not sure this is really addressing a pain point for anyone.
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
Wisconsin, Remote, Full Time or Contract Stack: PHP, Laravel, Objective-C (+ cocoa touch), CSS, HTML, SEO Resume/Code Samples: Available on request Contact: HireMeHN@gmail.com Web/mobile generalist. Been working in a corporate SEO
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Show HN: Tweekly – Automated Weekly Emails for the Tweets You Care About(tweekly.net)
1 points by zxlk21e 12y ago|0 comments
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
Those questions were asked and it came down to the fact that it was a collectibles marketplace and the specific things they were looking for were not available or not an attractive price. There is also the trust issue... many seem to rather
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
Taking the marketplace project: a marketplace is probably only as good as it's contents. Liquidity is the determining factor... and it's a chicken and egg scenario. So maybe that venture would fail that test from the start. You ca
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
You are correct. That puts it succinctly - I like making things, but I suck at choosing what to make (or selling what I make). Maybe they are the same thing.
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
The visits for one specific project were in the tens of thousands over the course of a few months after 'launch'. Feedback was numbered in the tens at most and mostly things like 'cool site!' 'cool idea!' or &#
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by zxlk21e 12y ago
The last couple have been collectibles marketplaces and quantified self tracking platforms. I think that is my main thesis -- solving problems/making things easier for people through technology, especially in markets where they are not
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Ask HN: How Do You Know When It's Time to Give Up?
8 points by zxlk21e 12y ago|16 comments
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Show HN: Cashtag - A micro-charity Crowdfunding Platform Powered by Bitcoin(cashtag.net)
1 points by zxlk21e 13y ago|0 comments
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by zxlk21e 13y ago
Agree, but then again, most of the parroting that has taken place with respect to this entire debacle has served to expose people to many of the issues and practices around online privacy, so there is that (albeit under poor circumstances,
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by zxlk21e 13y ago
As a guy with a comic book marketplace startup ( http://comicswap.com ) - I'd have to disagree. Some of the recent prices fetched for key golden age issues are absolutely insane and many of the currently running series are fe
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by zxlk21e 13y ago
That would be fairly easy for us as we have "wantlists" and we do a good job (i think) of getting user information in the interest of establishing trust.

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