a_petrov

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by a_petrov 1y ago
As a non-developer, I played with rust and various copilots over the last couple of months. I ended up with a backtesting engine. Now I figured out I want to go all in actually learning rust and doing the deep dive in crypto. Enjoy the trip
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by a_petrov 2y ago
I use ChatGPT to help study linear algebra. It helps me a lot when I feel lost. It's often wrong in the calculations, but it's cool to have a study buddy that doesn't judge you. If I get blocked with a problem I can't so
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by a_petrov 2y ago
I find myself more and more into the CLI and recently got introduced to Neovim. Decided to start learning Neovim by simply writing markdown documentation and I'd say it's even intuitive. That works pretty good with markdown files
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by a_petrov 2y ago
As I'm still a coding noob, I don't ship code as much as I want to. However, I make a simple bullet task list and work on it. Tasks are not necessarily related to coding. It could be a task related to image editing. Initially, I w
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by a_petrov 2y ago
What would be interesting for me is, if I can develop an app for, let's say macOS, and expose its context to Siri (with Intelligence) in an easy way. For example: Imagine a simple Amazon price tracker I have in my menu bar. I pick 5 pr
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by a_petrov 2y ago
I mostly use Google to search on reddit, github and hacker news with "site:github.com". It's also somehow good to find pdf files with "filetype:pdf". As already mentioned, the occasional currency and time conversion
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by a_petrov 3y ago
Thanks for sharing this great project! Randomly browsing through the first page results, I ended up reading some of the ideas. Reading that someone else, somewhere else, has a similar idea, has made my day. Cheers.
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by a_petrov 3y ago
Location: Bulgaria, EU Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/angel-gpetrov About: Strong generalist, working for the last 9 years as a business analyst and product manager. Spent 6
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by a_petrov 3y ago
Yesterday I had the thought of what we could achieve right now with let's say 3 x A2000 leftover GPUs from a random second-hand crypto mining rig. I think it would be awesome to be able to use GPUs from second-hand crypto mining rigs f
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by a_petrov 3y ago
Yes, I love that thread. It helps me with brainstorming on new ideas. Also, it's pretty nice to share with the small team I'm part of. We're currently working on custom client projects and we'd like to build our product.
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by a_petrov 3y ago
I used to struggle a lot in communication for talking to people in the authentic self way you just described. Being too direct and telling my point of view in such a way has caused tension with family, colleagues and the girlfriend. The mom
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by a_petrov 3y ago
Frying rice with canned tuna and black pepper has been my life saver as a student. If you have a rice cooker, you can use the rice from it. If not and you don't want to clean two pots, just boil the rice in a saucepan and once ready, g
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by a_petrov 3y ago
As you already have a niche in mind (restaurants that are already on delivery apps), you can make a list and try to approach them. How I'd do that (consider it a brainstorm): - I'd build a simple prototype - If I have friends in t
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by a_petrov 3y ago
I'll share my strange story with The Stranger. 10 years ago I suffered from anxiety, lack of sleep and high blood pressure. I'd been given small pink pills. Took them as prescribed. My condition didn't really change. Then I t
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by a_petrov 3y ago
The way I do it is the following. I daydream sometimes and paint a picture of myself where I want to be. That picture has been heavily influenced by a challenging hobby I enjoy. Two years ago by painting that picture I realized I need a fun
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by a_petrov 3y ago
That's what I was thinking too. I'm pretty confident you can actually write and publish an open-source book on github. I love how simple markdown is and how covers most of my writing use cases.
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by a_petrov 3y ago
Been there, done that. - Doing the dishes - podcast - Walking in the lunch break - audiobook - Cycling in the park - audiobook After a couple of months I felt my brain is completely fried from that information overflow. Now I don't eve