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asdfgeoff
8mo ago
Reminds me of Habbo Hotel
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asdfgeoff
3y ago
This exact issue happened to me. I think it was related to crossing timezones during the flight. The experience has definitely made me think twice about adopting Logseq my primary notes tool.
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asdfgeoff
3y ago
> … a seatback tray table, it is generally not the right shape for all but the smallest laptop … As someone who very much prefers having a physical keyboard, the only workable solution I have found for UK trains is an iPad with the Mag
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asdfgeoff
3y ago
I am curious about what post-LLM SEO is going to look like. > The semantic web has failed and what replaced it was Google spending a crap ton of money writing a variety of heuristics equipped with best-of-breed-at-the-time AI behind it.
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asdfgeoff
3y ago
Neat article. Cached version → http://archive.today/O46rw
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asdfgeoff
4y ago
> Helped us choose winter shoes I am especially curious about this one. Do you have the dialogue saved?
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asdfgeoff
5y ago
It sounds like you value permanence and reliability over feature set. You may want to consider https://www.followthatpage.com/ I have been using it for years, and—judging from it's visual design—it has been around for
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asdfgeoff
5y ago
If it's not plaintext and client-side encrypted, is it even worth writing down?
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asdfgeoff
5y ago
Awesome explanation. When writing pandas code, I tend to make heavy use of method-chaining and lambda functions to achieve something along these lines. But I have never been able to articulate why. df.assign(COLUMN_C=lambda x: x['C
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asdfgeoff
5y ago
Not a book, but I have found Trey Hunner's https://www.pythonmorsels.com/ exercises very useful on this front. The solutions presented typically include both a "basic" approach, a "as pythonic as possibl
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asdfgeoff
5y ago
Check out Routinery → https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alt.goodmo...
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asdfgeoff
5y ago
I have also gotten into this habit, but I'm still on the fence about whether it is a net positive change… Pros: Among various types of breaks one can take while WFH, showers feel particularly restorative. They also sometimes end up bei
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asdfgeoff
6y ago
Kazy Lambist
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asdfgeoff
6y ago
I tried to do exactly this a couple months ago as a "lockdown project". Agree it is quite cumbersome, requiring Adobe Lightroom, a third-party plugin, and also running a python script to convert to GPX. And if you haven't dil
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asdfgeoff
6y ago
Agree that treating complexity as a constant is a bit extreme. The author lost me at the bit about Tesler's law. That said, it feels like there is likely some sort of Pareto efficient frontier with regards to complexity vs. usefulness.
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asdfgeoff
6y ago
+1, I would love to read more about this, particularly around how it scales to multiple (possibly overlapping) options. > Additionally, the factors are expressed as positive attributes and an option either has that factor or it doesn
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Ask HN: Onboarding remotely as an employee during Covid-19
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asdfgeoff
6y ago
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asdfgeoff
7y ago
I have had reasonable success using spaced repetition with math proofs (written in LaTeX). I create cards sparingly, often based on questions from problem sets which I shouldn't have gotten incorrect (i.e. the mistake stems from a fund
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asdfgeoff
7y ago
I am a full-stack data scientist who builds narratives around user behaviour at scale using quantitative data. I have spent the past five years using data to build better products for users—first as a product manager for an online car marke
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asdfgeoff
7y ago
I haven't used the recipe feature yet, but AnyList is my go-to grocery list app. Big fan of rearrangeable aisles, preferred stores for items, and the ability to check off items in real-time on two devices in-store.
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asdfgeoff
7y ago
I have toyed with leaving journal-like blurbs of thought in my regular notes system, sort of like Architectural Decision Records ( https://adr.github.io/ ) for my life, but the habit never stuck. The format never felt free an
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10y ago
I am a full-stack product manager with two years of experience building ecommerce products in international markets. I believe that integrating quantitative behavioural analytics into the UX/design workflow plays a key role in building
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10y ago
I am a full-stack product manager with two years of experience building ecommerce products in international markets. I believe that integrating quantitative behavioural analytics into the UX/design workflow plays a key role in building
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10y ago
I am a full-stack product manager with two years of experience building ecommerce products in international markets. I believe that integrating quantitative behavioural analytics into the UX/design workflow plays a key role in building
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How to conduct user research when you can't reach your users
(geoffruddock.com)
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asdfgeoff
11y ago
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