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jameal
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About jameal
Come see me: https://jameals.com Email me: jameal at my domain
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Check out Rogue Amoeba’s audio software products. Also Symless Synergy.
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Comment #42365993
Peter Askew of Deep South Ventures started a handful of businesses just based on available domain names. Known for his Vidalia Onions business. deepsouthventures.com
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Comment #42205197
Looks interesting! Unfortunately doesn't seem to let me add more than one point on my route. In the console I see `Error fetching route from Graphhopper Error: Network response was…
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Comment #41118905
Nice landing page. The interactive illustrated calendar is great at showcasing the appeal. Love the idea of being able to look back months at a time and see what was going on in my…
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Comment #41118865
Very neat. I'd love a write up on how you built it, what you're learning about fluid mechanics and flow fields.
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Comment #40669391
I didn't expect much but I was pleasantly surprised with the output and its ability to refine based on my simple and limited instructions. Nice job!
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Comment #39372477
I took a sabbatical that led me to pursue a coaching certification from a university across the country in Washington D.C. It was a wonderful experience and I connected with some g…
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Comment #38824416
Same here. “A goal is not always meant to be reached, it often serves simply as something to aim at.” - Bruce Lee
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Comment #38746742
How did you get into chanting? It sounds like fun. Any resources you can recommend?
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Comment #38737665
What is top of mind for me currently, based on observations from my experience: Doubt can be strongly embodied. Meaning, it's not as simple as thinking your way out of it. As much …
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Comment #38099829
SEEKING WORK - Indianapolis, IN - Remote preferred I'm a front-end engineer proficient in JS, React, Node and of course HTML/CSS. I'm well-rounded with a keen eye for design. My ex…
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Ask HN: What companies have blown you away with their customer support?
I'm curious about stories of excellent customer support because it seems so rare these days, especially with corporates.
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Comment #37302266
I'm not sure why people assume that either. These are interesting points. I know very little about formal poetry, but I consider art to be expression. So what I meant is that there…
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Comment #37296158
You might also distinguish Technical v. External as SEO v. SEM (search engine marketing). That's my understanding anyway.
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Comment #37295953
Not OP but I was struck by the sentiment. I'm sure many of us on HN approach our lives through the lens of an academic/engineering mindset. Of course that kind of approach is valid…
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Comment #36878447
Design is more objective than most people think. Forget about "pretty" designs for a moment and think of design as utility. It's about visual communication. There are principles th…
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Comment #36846887
>> Motivational speakers are fond of saying it doesn’t matter how many times you get knocked down, it’s how many times you get up. But sometimes, it does matter how many times you …
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Comment #35425005
SEEKING WORK - Indianapolis, IN - Remote preferred I'm a front-end engineer proficient in JS, React, Node and of course HTML/CSS. I have a keen eye for design and have taught profe…
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Comment #34710118
I wouldn't say it's a character flaw. If you're happy being alone then you should feel free to pursue what makes you happy. But if other people can rouse doubt in you about it, the…
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Comment #34709459
This is good advice and it reminds me of the highly sensitive personality type. It's distinct from introversion (extroverts can have it too) and there is research that shows that i…
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Comment #34709264
Take it at your own pace and be genuinely interested in learning about others. You don't have to be a rousing conversationalist. Active listening is a superpower and people are att…
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Comment #34687628
Introspection. Someone mentioned journaling and looking for patterns. I'm also fond of what I call "talk-aloud walks" where I talk to myself out loud as I walk (often recording it …
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Comment #34678426
There's always the risk of losing that passion when you do something for money. It's an old cliche. It's especially difficult in an organization with all the red tape and other con…