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How I Hacked My Schedule to Get 3 Days of Deep Work a Week(blog.harrison.dev)
1 points by cpenner461 7y ago|0 comments
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The Disciplined Agile Manifesto(disciplinedagiledelivery.com)
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Mastermind Group(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Bestseller Book That Didn’t Exist (pulling Off the Hoax of the Century)(jmarkpowell.com)
1 points by cpenner461 8y ago|0 comments
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by cpenner461 9y ago
> I don't understand why a simple problem like password management, needs a subscription and a private company to create software for the problem. Speaking from recent experience migrating non technical users to 1Password, while som
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Replacing Boxen(mikemcquaid.com)
1 points by cpenner461 9y ago|0 comments
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by cpenner461 10y ago
+1 on the Alton Brown recommendation from others. A book that we've used a lot for ideas on cooking healthy and cheap meals is "Good and Cheap" by Leanne Brown. You can download the PDF for free from her site, or buy a hardc
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by cpenner461 12y ago
Funny, I just got a flier from them in the mail today. They recently (not quite 1 year ago) opened a second store in my area, about 20m down the road from another bigger Guitar Center. I thought it was a bit strange that they'd put the
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by cpenner461 12y ago
I had a big robotix kit and loved it. My parents kept it and I was planning to have my kids use it, only to find out a few years ago that none of the motors work anymore, and a lot of the plastic has become brittle, so breaks easily when ta
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by cpenner461 12y ago
I love my Aeropress, but an arguably even simpler option is something like the Hario V60 ( http://www.amazon.com/Hario-V60/dp/B000P4D5HG/ ). $19, and no plastic if that matters to you. I think the filters pro
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by cpenner461 12y ago
Digital Reasoning -- Nashville // New York // Washington DC // London Digital Reasoning is a leader in cognitive computing. We build software that understands human communication - in many languages, across man
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AWS Lambda(aws.amazon.com)
526 points by cpenner461 12y ago|158 comments
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by cpenner461 12y ago
I'm curious how many others here on HN are doing something similar? I.e. Making a living on their own as an indie/contractor at a rate that allows a comfortable lifestyle vs what seems more talked about/pursued in getting a
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by cpenner461 12y ago
Digital Reasoning -- Nashville // New York // Washington DC Digital Reasoning is a leader in cognitive computing. We build software that understands human communication - in many languages, across many domains, and at en
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by cpenner461 12y ago
Any reason not to do the first one more compactly? ','.join(headers)
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by cpenner461 12y ago
We've done a few blind taste tests at the office between an AeroPress and percolator (and keurig and pour over if we're counting). I suspect it's largely personal preference as the percolator advocate has chosen the percolato
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by cpenner461 12y ago
I use a fairly fine grind, although not as fine as I use for espresso. According to the stock AeroPress instructions it should take about 20s to depress the plunger, if it's too hard to press it's too fine, and conversely if it pr
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by cpenner461 12y ago
They're pretty close in my book (have been using the AeroPress for ~1 yr and the chemex for a few months). The chemex is a bit easier if I want several cups at a time.
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by cpenner461 12y ago
I used fish for about 6 months or so and loved it - with this exception. Initially I'd just hop into bash to do whatever I needed (as another comment suggests), but what was the "last straw" for me was not being to have some
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by cpenner461 13y ago
Yeah I wondered the same thing. Needs some clarification - it reads to me like "we plan to be in business for at least 2 years, during which time your phone will work", but leaves me wondering how useful the phone would be if they
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by cpenner461 13y ago
You might want to check out Tonx ( https://tonx.org ) or Counter Culture Coffee ( http://counterculturecoffee.com ), both of which do this. Haven't used either one myself, but see them mentioned a lot in these type
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by cpenner461 13y ago
Wow that seems like a very long time (especially on the cooling side). Using my Turbo Crazy setup (see other comment here), I hit second crack in about 10m (which I'd like to get pushed out to about 12m I think, but the temp control o
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by cpenner461 13y ago
Yes - Sweet Marias is awesome. Their sampler packs are an easy to get started. I usually peruse their latest arrivals and pick a pound or two of several different varieties, based on their cupping notes to get an idea of the expected flav
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by cpenner461 13y ago
It's been a few years but I think it was on the order of $100-150.
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by cpenner461 13y ago
Nice. Trying to think through that - would you be shooting the flash through the frosted glass to diffuse the light evenly?
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by cpenner461 13y ago
I've never really thought about this per se, but the first thing that comes to mind is that if things are uneven, it's generally more like some beans are burned and/or some aren't roasted enough. Either of those scenari
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by cpenner461 13y ago
I've been roasting my own beans off and on for several years, the quality is far better than anything you can get at the supermarket and even most coffee shops (unless they are doing their own roasting). Buying green beans is quite a
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Best Paper Plane Ever: Miniature 777 Made Out of Manila Folders(newsfeed.time.com)
3 points by cpenner461 13y ago|0 comments
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by cpenner461 13y ago
Agree, I've been recharging in infrequently enough that I can't tell you exactly how long I get, but somewhere on the order of 5-6 days I think. I turn it off at night though to save a little extra (I don't need notification
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by cpenner461 13y ago
A rather interesting/insightful comment from the article: http://bbs.boingboing.net/t/high-end-cnc-machines-cant-be-mo...

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