NoahECampbell

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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
So what you're saying is you made an assumption about what I said, took that assumption and wrapped your entire thing about it without knowing it was true. I recommend taking things at a surface level and not trying to read 50 layers i
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
I did say work-life balance is important, but also you are not being paid to sit at a desk for a few hours a day. If you work more then you should get paid more, I never said anything about working more for free, so please stick to what I w
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
I mean if you can't handle working when something breaks, you probably shouldn't be working there in the first place. Work is.....well work.
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
I never said anything about not paying people for working more?
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
If something breaks and suddenly no customer can use the product and its 5pm and the engineers say "Welp sorry, my shift ended a few minutes ago so I'll fix it tomorrow!", that is in fact the bare minimum. If an engineer does
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
No we aren't actually. We are still well within historical data, since we use that still to calculate future weather patterns, and there hasn't been anything unprecedented that would trip up a model like this either.
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
I mean this isn't actually a large problem, at least in programming where I am familiar with a lot of trends. It is very common for people to immediately sign off for the day the minute their work day/shift is over and not do anyt
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
I mean as we're seeing right here, they are just as good in their testing stage while not taking several hours to run. They're more efficient to run and calculate since they don't need to go through a lengthy process to deter
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
That’s amazing! Here’s hoping it leads to more AI improvements in the near future, since being able to train models faster and cheaper would be nothing less than fantastic
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
> The individual pursuit of wealth is not increasing common well-being anymore. That’s how it’s always been and that’s how we got to where we are today. Because person A wants to make millions or billions of dollars for himself, he creat
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
As someone entering the workforce, made my own projects in my free time, paying attention to my peers, and using connections I have to talk to people hiring and in leader positions, people are absolutely not performing to their abilities. I
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
I had a similar experience with public school even in Los Angeles, and thats before I started taking public transit and school buses to get to and from school. It would often take the better part of an hour with minimal LA traffic
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
This almost feels like a realistic fiction book honestly, but that’s pretty amazing for him. When he said he wishes for leaders in influential positions to change their positions on people, I sort of agree but I more hope that those leaders
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
Yeah thats what my current plan is after seeing all the advice and tips that I've been given here, give new users a demo and seeing if its something they want to sign up for in the first place
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
I'm currently working on changing that funnily enough, where I will describe it in more detail on the homepage, as well as allow users to try the site out without logging in, of course with the clear sign that any stories they generate
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
One of the reasons is that yes, although not the main reason. It was just easier to add a login so I can more easily save the stories they create and show those same stories to the user when they want to
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
Thanks!
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
Thanks! I figured that the best thing I could do would be to try and make a full project on my own and have it be a continuous project throughout my summer break, as a way to resemble working continuously on a product for a company in the f
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
I'll definitely take a look into that! Always excited to try out a new tool that makes things a bit easier, since trying to style with React can be a bit painful at times hah
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
Makes sense lol, it's all great advice so far though so I'm pretty happy with the responses and everything. Plus there were some things I hadn't thought much of, like trying to reassure users that I'm not doing anything
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
Yeah I'm definitely trying to take advantage of that and adding it to my resume, since I obviously wont make something perfect, hell probably not even great, on my first go, but it was a learning experience and a way to make myself mor
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
You and me both, but I totally agree that it would be better if it was done asynchronously, either by default or as an option for the user so they can still do other things on the site
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
That was something I had wanted to do but couldnt figure out how to do right away so went with this slightly worse approach as a temporary thing to just get something out there, but that totally makes sense and would definitely improve the
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
Totally understandable, Ill do that here then, which is what you're suggesting right? Or do you mean just explain it on the login page?
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by NoahECampbell 3y ago
Eviscerate it all you like, thats the point of me doing this so no hard feelings. As for the email bit, all it is used for is to store the email and make it feel safe since google auth seemed like a rather secure option in my limited experi
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Show HN: My first full stack project(plotnotes.ai)
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