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by CoffeePython 6y ago
This is pretty awesome! How does pricing work for this?
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
Are these live events? I think they are from what I can tell on the site. I'd try to make that more clear. I think a lot of teams would be really interested in this. You can only play so many games of Among Us as a team before it gets
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
We have daily coffee chat optional sessions right after standup. So far it’s been working pretty great. Most days we have at least 4 or 5 folks stay. We talk about anything (but try not to talk about work) We also occasionally play Among Us
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
Seems to be a lot of interest in this space. I’m trying to combine the “rote-ness” of anki with learning by doing. In Deliberate Python[1] I’m combining spaced repetition lessons with small exercises that encourage you to really focus and g
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
I’ve been using brain.fm and found it’s perfect background music for programming. I actually feel more productive when I use it
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
This is probably one of the best investments most people can make. Think about it. If you become a more effective learner it can have a huge compounding effect. This course is one of my favorites. Thanks for sharing it!
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
Spaced Repetition is a super power! I think learning about learning is one of the best things you can do for your personal and professional growth. I've noticed a huge growth in my own learning journey since diving deeper into how spac
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
I have a budget sit stand setup. I bought the autonomous ai DIY sit/stand kit and paired it with an IKEA butcher block countertop. Sit stand has been a game changer for me. I love being able to switch it up when one or the other gets t
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
In general for someone trying to get in the field I typically say get a degree IF it makes sense in your lifestyle. New grad from high school and wants to get into CS. Get a degree if you can afford it. Took a few years off of college, real
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
I'm very surprised none of the videos on the serenade landing page have audio. I would love to see/hear what it's like. I'd suspect adding audio to those videos would be a win on conversions.
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
Do a lot of visual artists have programming skills these days? Or I guess a better question is, do artists who have programming skills get higher pay, attention,etc from employers in this field? I guess I’m curious to the state of the field
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
Wish there were pictures easily found on the main landing page of the game. I tried to try it out but didn’t get admitted into a room. There’s only text in the rules, so it’s hard for me to know what type of game this is. I think investing
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
I love how Lex's podcast has really taken off lately. His conversations very closely match to my interests. Also in general, long form podcast conversations are such great entertainment. I've learned a ton from his podcast convers
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
I’d definitely second this. I’m no NLP expert by any means but SpaCy makes it so easy to hit the ground running and start doing interesting things with NLP. I was very surprised to see how small the team was but it looks like they have some
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
I like that the (potential) value prop for an individual user increases as more people join the platform. Seems like a pretty novel idea for the whole "flywheel" concept.
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Practicing scales helped me improve my Python fundamentals faster(deliberatepython.substack.com)
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
Just saw this comment but wanted to respond. Yes this is a thing and happens semi-often. Keep in mind I was servicing over 75 locations and each had at least 3 tanks. The most common way for water to get into the tanks was through the fill
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
I worked as a maintenance technician at a gas station for 6 years before I switched into software engineering. Some interesting things about gas dispensers/pumps: - What most people call a gas pump is a dispenser. The actual pump is su
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
I had to read that headline about 10 times before I kind of understood what it was saying. Reading the article helped though. Tire costs probably aren’t thought of because all cars need tires and consumers are used to paying for them.
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
I tried setting up new insurance for a couple properties I own. It took 4 or 5 phone calls and the insurance agent just kept talking so much. Sometimes I just don't have time for all the banter. I have kids, a full-time job, etc. I don
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
> Businesses using the same concepts and business models outside of this scope have potentially less competition, higher available market, and higher upside purchase exit. What type of businesses are you talking about here? Non-software
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by CoffeePython 6y ago
I was pretty decent at music in high school. No interest at all in tech or programming. Went to a top 3 music university for a year and burned out. The hours required were intense. The competition was fierce, and the outcome of getting a mu
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by CoffeePython 7y ago
There are some truly amazing people in the trades. Some of the absolute best problem solvers I ever met, I met in the trades. I'm talking masters of troubleshooting. Breaking things down into component parts, understanding how systems
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by CoffeePython 7y ago
It's bound to come up in almost every conversation about this topic online nowadays but skilled trades can be great. Especially if you plan to own your own service business. I'm talking Electricians, Plumbers, HVAC technicians, et
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by CoffeePython 7y ago
That is not pitiful. I think you should recalibrate to the average. Most new grads have a negative net worth. You are far ahead of the curve and it’s good you are thinking about wealth building, but it’s very dismissive to say 120k net wort
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by CoffeePython 7y ago
Tried reading through this but without context it’s very unclear what has happened. Can someone familiar with Rust and it’s communities explain from a high level what all this is about?
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by CoffeePython 7y ago
Datadog seems like a fantastic product but it is very expensive. I work at a consulting company and we had a company needing some monitoring setup. Ended up going with Grafana and some AWS resources over Datadog. The cost difference was hug
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by CoffeePython 7y ago
Predicting markets is a constant battle of finding some alpha to gain an edge over your competitors. Where your competitors are anyone else that is trading in the markets. Some find alpha with speed. (See Flash Boys by Michael Lewis for a l
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by CoffeePython 7y ago
I was amazed by how much money they lose with Uber Eats[1]. How much longer is that sustainable and will prices need to increase dramatically to even break even? [1] https://qz.com/1693843/uber-eats-will-lose-money-unti
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by CoffeePython 7y ago
Full time job is for a consulting company. Got brought on for some greenfield work that happened to be in the space. Got to learn on the job. Leveraged that experience to land freelancing clients.

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