luxstyle

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by luxstyle 7y ago
Absolutely. Imagine how much more you can help if you had a team helping to build and grow your website. If you want, don't take a dime for yourself and instead invest it all into growing your business and helping others. If you'r
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by luxstyle 8y ago
SB Bay Area (Sunnyvale) | Enterprise, Consumer, Mobile | Mentor in: Design Leadership, Management, UX/UI design, Product Design, Coaching/Growing People, Design Thinking, Innovation, Building, and scaling teams | Seeking Mentoring
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by luxstyle 8y ago
So does the check mark next to the item mean it is legit and the others have fake reviews or the opposite?
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by luxstyle 9y ago
Product Design, UX/UI Design, Customer Empathy, Design Thinking | Silicon Valley | Jose B | heyitsjoseb gmail 17 years of experience in startups (including my own) and big companies https://www.linkedin.com/in/jbe
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by luxstyle 11y ago
I don't think anyone is necessarily saying what she has done isn't amazing, profound and admirable. My comment was to the fact that she pretty much gave up everything to accomplish that. Was it necessary? Could she still have achi
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by luxstyle 11y ago
Not at all. I've myself been burnt out from focusing too much on work. It sucks to be out of balance. If you feel that work is all that matters and you don't need anything else to be happy then good for you. I have a feeling that
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by luxstyle 11y ago
As amazing as her accomplishment is, I feel kind of sad for her. "Holmes has taken a similar life-hack approach to every aspect of her existence outside of her lab test company, which is at best minimal, given that the 31-year-old work
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by luxstyle 11y ago
Why is "environmentally friendly" an aspect of design here? Maybe industrial design but certainly not a factor in digital design.
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by luxstyle 11y ago
Agreed. The devil (and genius) is in the details. It would be great to learn what mistakes they made and how they got over them as well as the successes.
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by luxstyle 11y ago
Working 70 hours a week doesn't mean you are productive, just that you are working 70 hours per week. Being productive means getting things done. Maybe you are crushing it and doing 120 hours work of work in 70 hours. Or maybe you are
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by luxstyle 11y ago
Here are my overall tips 1. when I have a ton of things to do, I schedule or bucket them and then work on one at a time. My giant todo list is in a different doc and I only have a mini one with up to 3 tasks that I look at regularly. When I
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Ask HN: 10 minutes of your time to validate an idea?
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by luxstyle 12y ago
Why do trolls still try to sue Rackspace? They publicly proclaim their anti-troll policy. If 88% of these cases kill the troll when they go through the courts fully, I would stay well away from them if I was a patent troll.
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by luxstyle 13y ago
Why settle for a mediocre designer just because they also know how to write code. The same argument can be said for hiring a programmer. "Only hire programmers that are good at product and design who can deliver a product that not only
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by luxstyle 14y ago
Interesting game. I downloaded it and will rate. Good luck!
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by luxstyle 18y ago
1 and 2 can be separate, but there are a lot of people whom can do both well. That's not to say that there aren't also a lot of people whom are horrible at one and great at the other. the "look/feel" designers are more of graphic artists th
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by luxstyle 18y ago
Are you looking for a designer or a developer? UI folks like myself tend to come in 2 flavors. One is skilled at the wireframes, architecture and look and feel and can do pretty mockups and prototypes. The other is a programmer whom is fami