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Ask HN: AI Code Smells
7 points by dhr 1y ago|9 comments
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by dhr 2y ago
I've just started getting into SDR - what receivers and transmitters are you using? Would love to give a similar project a go at my place!
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by dhr 3y ago
The best use cases for me have been when I'm stuck trying to word something in an email to a customer or in an internal presentation. I give it a prompt and the results are usually good enough to get my own thought process going. I als
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by dhr 3y ago
Probably Life of Pi by Yann Martel. The message of choosing the better story is at the heart of the book, and I apply it in so many areas of my life.
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The Invisible Problem(jenson.org)
5 points by dhr 3y ago|1 comments
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by dhr 3y ago
I think you mean Matt Levine, rather than Adam Levine of Maroon 5. Though both do have great tone and enthusiasm for their material.
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by dhr 3y ago
There's one called Technically Food by Larissa Zimberoff, where she talks about food and food technology. I'm not involved in the space anymore, but I used to sell CPG food and it's fun to read about what's happening in
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by dhr 3y ago
Life on Air by David Attenborough is one of my favorites - it's narrated by the man himself. Any books by David Grann are great to listen to but I particularly enjoyed Killers of the Flower Moon and Lost City of Z.
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by dhr 4y ago
I've been considering the Rogue SML-1 , which I think is not considered a full rack. What's wrong with with a half rack with spotter arms for squats? Is it a matter of not being able to handle very heavy weights? Thanks for the in
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by dhr 4y ago
I'm planning out a home/garage gym now. Is there any equipment you recommend? Or ones that people should stay away from?
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by dhr 4y ago
ha this is really cool - has anyone paid the $100 for a call with you, with regard to recruiting or sales spam?
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by dhr 4y ago
I recently moved to the twin cities. The bike paths are absolutely amazing, and given that the whole state is pretty flat, it's not hard to get around the city for work or for fun. Bike paths are plowed in winter, but biking in -10C we
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by dhr 4y ago
What brand/model did you get? I've been thinking about getting a small under the table one, but the reviews I've seen are pretty poor for many models.
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by dhr 4y ago
I really like buttondown, but I stopped using it. The main issue was that mail would go into spam more often than other newsletter providers (I checked this against substack, mailchimp, revue, and tinyletter). Any reason why buttondown in p
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by dhr 5y ago
I don't know if this is non-obvious, but only one other team I've worked at or with has done this. Creating a team playbook. This would document processes and responsibilities that were otherwise institutional knowledge. One perso
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by dhr 5y ago
This is hilarious (and interesting!). I don't have OCD, but I do have these kinds of intrusive thoughts. A friend of mine who does have OCD describes the same types of thoughts I have, but with an added intensity, ferocity, and consist
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by dhr 5y ago
This is so awesome! Any recommendations on how to get started learning IoT and hardware?
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by dhr 5y ago
I made the transition from engineering to product management. The transition, like many, had its ups and downs, but I mostly like what I do. The Pros You interact with a broader range of people. When I worked as an engineer in large compani
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by dhr 5y ago
The one definition of the metaverse the authour put in is: > If a metaverse is where the real and virtual worlds collide, then Instagram is a metaverse: you create an avatar, curate your image, and use it to interact with other people.
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by dhr 5y ago
Seems like the controls are the same as the original! Use the Shift key to pick up the sword. And I think Space to attack and the Up cursor key to block when you get to the swordsman.
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by dhr 5y ago
I'm not sure how much this is a tech book, but Dawn of the New Everything by Jaron Lanier is great. Jaron is a pioneer from the early days of VR (he started/helped start VPL Research Labs). The book is a combination memoir and tho
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by dhr 5y ago
Very interesting! Is there some data on the 'optimal' time from when a stroke starts where intervention would prevent serious impairment? i.e. if you detect a stroke, how many minutes/hours do you have before irreversible dam
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by dhr 5y ago
Thanks! I've been looking for some resources regarding this.
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by dhr 5y ago
Are any of the positions (e.g. product management) remote friendly?
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Ask HN: Are you relocating because of Covid? If so, where?
4 points by dhr 6y ago|2 comments
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by dhr 6y ago
A lot of firms still pay by the hour for such work, so there's little incentive for people to be more efficient at this. Plus for people in the first few years, there's pressure to meet a billable hour quota - work like this pads
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by dhr 6y ago
If you're interested in the background of this, Billion Dollar Whale by Tom Wright and Bradley Hope would be a good intro. An unbelievable amount of corruption on the part of the former Prime Minister and his family, and enabled by Jho
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Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?
1336 points by dhr 6y ago|2248 comments
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Ask HN: Books that changed the way you look at the world
4 points by dhr 6y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Are there any product management consultants here?
1 points by dhr 7y ago|0 comments

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