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by itmag 13y ago
Also, I would give a lot for effective software that actually helps with info overload. tldr.io seems nice, anyone tried it?
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by itmag 13y ago
I don't manage it, I barely cope. I would probably look into transcranial stimulation and smart drugs if I had more gumption :)
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Ask HN: unfulfilled needs in the personal analytics field?
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Deploy Node(deployno.de)
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SETT.com expands to 50 blogs (new blogging platform)(tynan.com)
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by itmag 14y ago
What results did you get from it? I am currently reading the "Mechanical Problems" section.
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by itmag 14y ago
Off-topic: way cool to see the name Antero Alli mentioned on HN! Which of his books have you read? I am currently reading Angel Tech and The Eight-Circuit Brain.
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by itmag 14y ago
OK, so basically the difference between conscious and subconscious motivations. There's a lot of good self-help material dealing with getting those better aligned. Tony Robbins comes to mind.
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by itmag 14y ago
Can you elaborate on that?
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by itmag 14y ago
You know, in a way he is not that wrong. Bad things often are necessary for good things to happen. Crime may not the best example, though. But a good example would be striving for excellence. People who come from the rock bottom are often i
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by itmag 14y ago
Widlar's been gone 20 years, now he was a guy who packed 2000 years equivalent of wild heroic living Never heard of him but now you got me curious. Do tell more.
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by itmag 14y ago
I bet you could turn that into a profitable book. HyperInk?
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by itmag 14y ago
As an American living in Denmark How did that happen? Also, would love to meet up.
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by itmag 14y ago
Idea for startup: crowdfunded translation of open source content (including textbooks).
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by itmag 14y ago
Many tech guys on HN often ask: what use are business co-founders? Superior domain knowledge would be one thing. If I'm going to team up with a business guy, I want him to be a top notch expert in his field. There's a tendency for tech guys
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by itmag 14y ago
I question how effective the Ramit Sethi tactics would be here in Sweden. Has anyone here tried and gotten a raise?,
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by itmag 14y ago
In part 1, Ramit mentioned an e-book about customer retention. Do you know the name of it?
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by itmag 14y ago
I always used to say "preaching to the satanists" :)
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by itmag 14y ago
Anyone know which customer retention e-book RS is referring to?
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by itmag 14y ago
I live in Sweden. When I was an employee I didn't get any sun on me during a significant chunk of the year. I run my own business these days.
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by itmag 14y ago
The reality is we spend most of our waking lives at work. Bloody hell, that sounds so depressing when you put it like that...
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by itmag 14y ago
I am wondering if you did any testing to determine your pricing? IIRC, patio11 recommends not putting a price for the Enterprise option.
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Lings Cars and the art of persuading visitors to buy(econsultancy.com)
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by itmag 14y ago
And I've seen this in areas other than programming too. It's _really_ common for motorcyclists with a year or two of riding experience to be offering all sort of advice to newer riders - advice which riders with 10 or more years of experie
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by itmag 14y ago
the orders of magnitude difference in programmers productivity I am skeptical of this too. It makes more sense to have huge swings in ability , not productivity . Ie a poor programmer won't take 10x as long to code a given feature, he w
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by itmag 14y ago
Does the site have some kind of "request commission" feature? Ie I can send out a request for a specific gadget I need made and people can bid on the project.
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by itmag 14y ago
Japanese people get in trouble on the tip thing all the time in the US I think it's not just Japan. Here in Sweden, tipping is done at times but it's certainly not something mandatory. Please do educate me more on US tipping customs. I do
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by itmag 14y ago
That's interesting. I would imagine you would need precision to the hundredth of the millimeter when making guns? I hung around some people who reloaded brass once and they were using these measuring gauges with that kind of precision.
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by itmag 14y ago
I have used Mongodb a bit, but only for applications that mostly need to read a lot. What issues might I run into if I need to do lot of writing as well?
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by itmag 14y ago
To me, "growth hacking" evokes more than just marketing. Let's say my startup hustles like crazy and carves out a deal with a major coffee chain (like Square did with Starbucks IIRC). Suddenly we have access to a whole lot more users. We gr

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