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by clockwork_189 8y ago
I found bullet journaling( https://bulletjournal.com ) to help me the best as it requires me to stay engaged with it everyday. Also love the flexibility that comes with the system.
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by clockwork_189 9y ago
Wow, that is so cool! I remember using sleepyti.me in university to get decent sleep and found it pretty helpful.
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Ask HN: What are some good incentive providers for web apps?
3 points by clockwork_189 11y ago|0 comments
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by clockwork_189 11y ago
I use the comment section to gauge validity of the main post and graze through the discussions to gauge the pros/cons of the topic of the post. This is usually just for Show HNs/New Technologies. I feel like I am not experienced e
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by clockwork_189 11y ago
This looks interesting, but just like with any new technology, I like to look at any alternatives besides the proposed technology and see how it stacks up. So I guess my question would be, what are the alternatives to this? Or even what are
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by clockwork_189 12y ago
In a way it is. So basically our platform allows users to create studies and structure the entire workflow of a trial(in a lot of these they are multi-staged so there are multiple steps that need to be designed). Now after this done, they c
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by clockwork_189 12y ago
MetricWire ( https://metricwire.com/ ). We are building a platform that enhances the workflow of clinical trials thus making it easier, faster and cheaper on drug companies and safer for the participants involved. We help the
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A look at Apples ResearchKit(metricwire.com)
2 points by clockwork_189 12y ago|0 comments
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by clockwork_189 12y ago
I learnt to code sometime in middle school(grade 6 summer). The dot com boom was taking place during then and my parents figured that the Web would be the next big thing and pushed me into learning web development. I never really explored b
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Write Better JavaScript with Promises(davidwalsh.name)
44 points by clockwork_189 12y ago|8 comments
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PourOver: Fast Filtering and Sorting of Huge Collections of Items (newsdev.github.io)
2 points by clockwork_189 12y ago|0 comments
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AngularJS: The Awesome Parts(vimeo.com)
1 points by clockwork_189 12y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Startup spaces to visit in SF
1 points by clockwork_189 12y ago|0 comments
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by clockwork_189 12y ago
These two are really useful: http://weblogs.asp.net/dwahlin/archive/2014/03/24/the-angula... https://egghead.io/
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by clockwork_189 12y ago
We are metricwire.com and we got an acceptance. We provide a platform for researchers(market, academics and medical) to perform studies. Our tool provides these researchers with an easy to use tool to build their study and push it to users
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by clockwork_189 12y ago
Acceptance here! For those who didnt get in, chin up! It is not the end! Keep hustling and keep pushing forward!
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by clockwork_189 12y ago
I prefer something with a more house/techno/trance vibe. One of my favorite artists to listen to lately is Overwerk. I feel like this electronic synths make me feel one with the cyber world :P
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Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs(mitpress.mit.edu)
1 points by clockwork_189 12y ago|0 comments
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Big Data Analytics: R Users – Meet Joyent Manta(joyent.com)
1 points by clockwork_189 13y ago|0 comments
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Skypes Facebook page is hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army(facebook.com)
2 points by clockwork_189 13y ago|0 comments
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by clockwork_189 13y ago
This is probably one of the most helpful UI resources I have ever stumbled upon across the Internet: https://hackdesign.org/ They go through design from the basics to how you could apply it to websites, mobile devices, etc.
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Ask HN: Technology stacks of popular web platforms
1 points by clockwork_189 13y ago|0 comments
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by clockwork_189 13y ago
This post by evernote CTO was very helpful, but I am look for something more instructional( http://firstround.com/article/Evernotes-CTO-on-Your-Biggest-... ).
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Ask HN: Security for Saas Startups
1 points by clockwork_189 13y ago|1 comments
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by clockwork_189 13y ago
12: HTML + playing around on the internet. It is hilariously sad how badly designed sites were 12 years ago. "Hacking" emails was something so easy that a 12 year old kid with little knowledge of html could do. I started learning
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by clockwork_189 13y ago
Working out and getting proper sleep. I am a coder and I feel like I need to use a lot of my brain during my working hours. Working out (could be lifting weights or even just running or crossfit stuff) helps shift the focus from concentrati
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by clockwork_189 13y ago
This is too abstract of a question. Universities/colleges/schools have courses dedicated to the topic. Assuming that is what you are asking, check this course: https://www.coursera.org/course/cs101
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by clockwork_189 13y ago
Work at one or more startups and build your skills. You'll find that at a startup you wear more than one hat(eg: You need to worry about front end, backend and database stuff), that in most cases you dont have to worry about in big org
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20 things I learned about browsers and the web(20thingsilearned.com)
1 points by clockwork_189 13y ago|0 comments
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by clockwork_189 13y ago
1) Pomodoro Technique while working on tasks 2) Running "StayFocused" on the background while doing tasks.

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