Does this include headphones that connect to my phone via bluetooth?

That depends. Can those headphones store any amount of information and possibly relay that information to another bluetooth device upon connecting to that? If not...are you absolutely sure it isn't? Anything with memory, a transmitter and an MCU "could" be doing a lot more than it is advertised as doing.

Not saying it is though...but is it possible. Absolutely

Hi thanks for sharing. What was your process of soliciting feedback?

Isn't this a natural progression as the business grows? They specialized and now, they're expanding to fill a broader market? Similar to AMZ being a platform, but now they also sell and compete with sellers directly with AmazonBasic

this.. would have worked and I would've believe the shirt was made for me..

Great layout. looks very clean and I like the tag line. Shows exactly what the site is about

Really cool read. I didn't know companies have these type of programs

> 8. Always Keep in Mind What You Want to Excel At This was very touching. I haven't thought about my work in this way. I have a general idea of what I'd like to do and improve on but it doesn't always translate to my day to day.

Love standup comedy! $10 for a 30m is really expensive. Stanard shows I've gone to were like $15 for ~3 comedians for a show lasting about an hr.

What about lineups? (3 comedians for $10)

Also does the comedians interact with watchers? Can I leave a comment and chat with other people (not sure if this will distract the comedian or not)

From what I've seen of comedians, they don't appreciate someone talking throughout their set. It is distracting, and it is also insulting to them. (They are paid to perform, and they want to perform.)

With that said, some handle it with grace, and some not.

"Talking throughout their set" is just rude, that's not even heckling, which I don't support/appreciate, but is considered "part of the experience" by some. "Crowd work" however is a very normal part of lots of stand up acts. I could imagine comedians wanting some way to do that in a digital setting and I suspect that's what is being referred to here.

If anyone haven't seen it done or don't know what I'm talking about Todd Barry has a whole special where it's all he does - appropriately titled "Crowd Work"! :-)

This is how I was with side projects for a long time. I'd get excited on a project, work on it for several months, then be lose interest and stop working on it.

I changed my approach after reaching The One Thing. It helped me set a goal (work on it until July no matter what, and if I don't get any sales, it's time to move on) and i've been working on it 2-4hrs a day.

Every since, September 2019 I've been working on (For A Piece)[https://www.forapiece.com/?ref=hackernews]. This has been the longest i've worked on a side project and I'm really proud of that.

Wrote this post while reflecting on my past productivity binge. Trying to find the best solution for me

This is a big pet peeve of mine. Just seems desperate when it's twist and turns to cancel and get 1 extra month. E.g gyms