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Law School - A Reflection
(shadynation.blogspot.com)
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nmaio
14y ago
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Work for an online fitness company. Made this for a sports host job. Is it lame?
(youtu.be)
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nmaio
15y ago
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Ask HN: Is it wrong to steal someone's design, but then change the theme?
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15y ago
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nmaio
15y ago
I have no flippin' clue.
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nmaio
15y ago
First off, I know absolutely nothing about the stock market. Actually, if it was possible - I know less than nothing about the stock market. Anyway, I wouldn't pay over $45 a share if I wanted to buy. Why? 'Cause that's what you could have
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nmaio
15y ago
I don't have a problem with this. I think it can and will be useful. Although, I really believe innovators are missing a huge market for this kind of product (one that is trying to ease a physical buying experience). And that's the retail/s
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nmaio
15y ago
I would say both. For dissatisfied people to leave their current dating sites (or ones they've used in the past). And for people who would never pay $34/month or want to go through the painful process of answering hundreds of pointless ques
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nmaio
15y ago
Moving the "learn more" copy to the landing page is definitely a possibility, but I feel like it might be too much text. And yeah, the way you reworded the copy makes it smoother for sure. I need to tweak it some more per your suggestions.
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Show HN: Read my semi-stealth copy
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15y ago
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nmaio
15y ago
I used to bet on sports. I've made 13k in 13 days. I've wagered 10k on a single game (numerous times). I've lost 14k in three hours. I've wagered my entire bankroll on a single day of NFL games. And guess what? It was never about the money.
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I used to bet on sports, now I'm betting on this
(blog.akfamilies.com)
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15y ago
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nmaio
16y ago
I absolutely adore and respect people who are able to keep their lips sealed as if it were second nature. It's a rare quality to possess. Love it.
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nmaio
16y ago
Regardless of reach, I still don't believe attacking or embarrassing someone is the answer. My conscience is better off letting someone have a right to their own opinion (albeit a poor one), rather than attacking them for it. In other words
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nmaio
16y ago
There are unaccountable psychological factors that happen on a game-to-game basis (as well as, daily basis) that not even "geeks" would be able to hack. EDIT: This is coming from a guy who used to be bad, good, and decent at betting on spor
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nmaio
16y ago
I'm probably in the minority with this, but... If someone's ignorance cannot be altered or at least reasonably discussed, I think that's perfectly okay. That just means it's time for me to move on. I don't see how attacking or embarrassing
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nmaio
16y ago
Agreed. But it's hard because most people are one way communicators. They truly don't listen to the other person they're interacting with; instead they just want to get around to talking about themselves. Actually, that's why Facebook and T
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Ask HN: If you were going to walk across the US, what apps would you use?
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16y ago
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nmaio
16y ago
1. You're definitely right. We're not front-end guys really. 2. Haha, really? Is the logo cheesy too? We kind of thought it was clever and cute all in one. "Poll" on "bare" (raw) music talent. Fair enough though! 3. Yeah, we've been trying
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nmaio
16y ago
I don't understand why we have to blame something or someone else for our own miserableness. I'm a firm believer that happiness is a choice. And that a majority of people choose to be miserable because somehow, some way, they "enjoy" it (co
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Ask HN: Review our startup, PollerBare
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16y ago
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nmaio
16y ago
Thanks for sharing your family dynamics - it really helps to get a picture of how other families operate. The family I work for has four kids and uhhh, four part-time nannies (don't ask, ha). We'll have to look into Twilio some more and see
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Ask HN: iPhone app or mobile website for nanny management website?
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16y ago
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nmaio
16y ago
Thanks Mike. Look forward to it (newbie!).
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16y ago
I learn best by failing. Sometimes it takes failing over and over again until I learn one little thing. But eventually my repetitive failures lead to small successes.
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16y ago
Ummm, this rocks. Simple as that. So great.
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nmaio
16y ago
http://WhatMyFriendsRead.com
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nmaio
16y ago
Male nanny here. Anyway, I was an education major and one my male professors would always stress to the males in the class that they should be extremely cautious when dealing with children (don't hold their hands, etc): The professor starte
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Why I Need To Quit Facebook
(runt-of-the-web.com)
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16y ago
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nmaio
16y ago
http://cubescrewed.com - great domain name
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nmaio
16y ago
Hey from http://pollerbare.com - Just keep plugging at it. Most people with a head on their shoulders are able to find their way. I'm sure you're one of those, so just keep truckin' along!
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