Viewing profile — andyouthink
andyouthink
HN member- Joined
- Wed, Apr 18, 2012, 2:51 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 39
- Public activity
- 10 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About andyouthink
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #3893438
I think the difference is that some of us need a little more structure. By providing a method and a repetitive activity, by the 21st day or so (3 weeks they say), it will become ha…
-
comment
Comment #3893353
I loved this story! The only parts that need a little work were: 1. His background, because he didn't just go from zero to book writer, 2. How in the heck Nick Gauthier decided to …
-
comment
Comment #3893327
Did you miss this part: "The Pragmatic Programmers"?
-
comment
Comment #3887496
Great to hear that. So you say most of you take a lunch hour, and then say you only take 30-45 mins. So, some work 32 hours, some work 33.5-34 hours a week, and others work 36, so …
-
comment
Comment #3883580
First off, this is great. I applaud the fact that you can be profitable working fewer hours, and hopefully paying more than competitive salaries with good benefits. But, that said,…
-
comment
Comment #3871884
This one on the left looks like the center includes three channels of something- whether it is audio or not, I can't tell, but these should be isolated to look at in more detail: h…
-
comment
Comment #3871754
> including those that may be on tape. Seriously? So you reuse all tapes after 60 days? That wouldn't be a smart thing to do if you really care about retention, and I don't mean so…
-
story
Ask HN: MacBook Pro still preferred laptop for non-MS development?
At work I've used a MacBook Pro for the past several years, and I'm planning to get another laptop soon for home development use. Is it still the tool of choice, or are the changes…
-
comment
Comment #3856265
Great article on 2-factor auth. I didn't understand how easy it was, so I'm switching to it now. However, if you use a mail client and generate app-specific passwords that last for…
-
comment
Comment #3856238
And you think that Google actually deletes email when you tell it to? More likely they just mark it as deleted and retain it, in which case every email you ever received regardless…