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by ddelt 4y ago
If you use an iPhone, explore the “Hacker Feed” app, which gives you this exact feature
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by ddelt 4y ago
I love the Friends reference behind both product names. I also have been using Obsidian for this (and before that, any generic note taking software). To me this sort of software is really powerful if you have the time to constantly tend to
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by ddelt 4y ago
This looks like an interesting premise, but it's super sketch web design to ask for an email address with absolutely no explanation of how your service works. Even if I was totally willing to give my email address to you - I'd sti
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by ddelt 5y ago
The author has definitely read “Ultralearning”; I highly recommend this to anyone interested in this sort of topic on metalearning.
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by ddelt 5y ago
My primary goal now is to be able to spend as much time with my loved ones as possible, because that is time that has no price. And when I say "time", I don't just mean passively sitting there with them; I mean actually 100%
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by ddelt 5y ago
I’m sorry but I very much disagree. Each hop netted me much better work-life balance and much higher pay, and actually broadened my horizons and whag I bring to the table because I have experienced a wide array of corporate cultures and tea
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by ddelt 5y ago
I’m hoping all of these pent up “forced” WFH complainers can go back into an office, personally. One of the biggest stressors in my working life is that all of that time spent in an office with coworkers is time NOT spent with my “actual” f
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by ddelt 5y ago
I wish this was the top comment. 1000%
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by ddelt 5y ago
I’m not necessarily disagreeing, but have you ever been to the open air mall in Waikiki, Hawaii? It’s pretty great
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by ddelt 5y ago
No, you are absolutely right. It is extremely naive to think actors/celebrities (whose million dollar movie contracts, photo endorsements and ad placements, and other visual body marketing media, depend on their physical appearance bei
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by ddelt 5y ago
It might be more liberating if the success narrative in the US focused on relative success instead of “absolute” success. But afaik and have seen in my life thus far, the people everyone knows, worships, or revered for their <INSERT_ACCO
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by ddelt 5y ago
I came here to respond to your #1 and tell you I worked in that position, and you are 100% spot-on. I chose to do more and grow/learn, and obviously there were times when you had full weeks and overtime, but by and large, I’d say 50% o
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by ddelt 5y ago
Good stuff, thank you!
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by ddelt 5y ago
Thank you very much for your insight!
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by ddelt 5y ago
Very on-point reference article - thank you!
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by ddelt 5y ago
Thanks for your feedback as someone who hires for these sorts of roles; I appreciate it. Here is my feedback to two of your points: 1. Totally acknowledge the 3-6 month ramp up time for a product, but engineers can easily take that long to
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by ddelt 5y ago
I’d be interested in reaching out to your company if that is the case. Would you mind messaging me what it is?
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Ask HN: What is the secret to getting a product owner job as an engineer?
55 points by ddelt 5y ago|34 comments
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by ddelt 6y ago
The archive.is link gave me the captcha, so I’m referring to both.
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by ddelt 6y ago
What is crazy is, trying to now view this on my mobile device required me to fill out a captcha, which I couldn’t even view because it wasn’t completely viewable on my mobile viewport. Without venturing a positive or negative opinion either
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by ddelt 6y ago
For what I'd suggest is 90% or more of their use case, which is using them to improve muscle mass, strength, or appearance, for your typical gym goer or fitness enthusiast. When you use the term "recreationally", my assumptio
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by ddelt 6y ago
I wish I’d see more discussion and analysis like this over the recreational use of anabolic steroids (read: not for professional sports or contests, but rather for physical appearance). You want to talk about some shit that gets demonized f
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by ddelt 6y ago
I’m right there with you - despite feeling like I’d be more passionate about being the more managerial and less “hands-on coder” on every team I’ve ever been on, including having a biz/IT degree vs pure CS, and having worked in a varie
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by ddelt 6y ago
Agreed - You stated more elegantly what I came here to reply with. I personally love the “idea” or concept of a marriage (the understanding and commitment of two humans to each other for pure love, devotion, or spiritual/religious reas
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by ddelt 6y ago
> Larger companies that employ more than 20 people, have revenues above $5 million and a physical presence in the US, are exempt from the act. Churches, charities and other non-profits are also exempt. Just to confirm - am I reading this
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by ddelt 6y ago
Yes, where I am at we also have a similar career track just introduced a year back or so. For the most part it’s a welcome change and recognition that an IC can be just as if not more valuable than a manager. However, for extremely large or
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by ddelt 6y ago
> " ... if you think a CCP led world world order would be an improvement." I don't think the parent comment suggested anything like what you just said. And I agree with that parent comment, in that I find it amusing mental
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by ddelt 6y ago
Came here to reply with exactly this. I think I've had my set over 15 years now. For awhile I was going to the gym just for fun and to mix it up, but now with the pandemic, I just reverted back to my home equipment with no service inte
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by ddelt 6y ago
I’m sorry, but this really hasn’t been my experience at all in web technology or managing on-prem systems either. I used to be extremely fearful of making mistakes, and used to work in a zero-tolerance fear culture. My experience and the ex
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by ddelt 6y ago
I’m reading a lot of comments here which tackle the thorny topic of decriminalization of drugs in the US that we have historically over-prosecuted. I happen to agree with this sentiment as well. But almost everyone here arguing for a middle

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