ernestipark

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by ernestipark 1y ago
You create embryos, which are distinctly uniquely a human, then destroy the ones you don't want. It's eugenics, just at an earlier stage of human development.
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by ernestipark 2y ago
Your network is always the best bet to start. Leverage past co-workers who can vouch for you, reach out, let people know you're available. If you're a part of YC or other similar investor/tech networks, often those are very s
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by ernestipark 2y ago
Over a decade ago I was a summer intern on the same team as Noah. I was a pretty clueless college student with no real work experience on a team of real experienced rockstars. It was a long time ago, but I still remember how kind and helpfu
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Show HN: Lizzy Sleep – AI-powered sleep training(lizzysleep.com)
8 points by ernestipark 2y ago|1 comments
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by ernestipark 2y ago
Highly recommend looking at Kite ( https://kite.video ), YC company. Easy to make these videos, edit, match music to it, etc.
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by ernestipark 3y ago
As long as we dont increase housing stock (at least in the United States) if we implement this more universally, the money will just further increase the value of real estate and make homes more expensive.
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by ernestipark 3y ago
Theres definitely going to be a lot of startups in and around this space. I've been building a basic RAG system DIY and just built a basic admin panel that displays these traces by dumping a lot of data into a postgres table. But this
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by ernestipark 3y ago
Rotten tomatoes is actually very useful if you know the magic formula: * If tomatometer & audience score are within 5% of each other, you can trust the ratings to give you a decent indiciation of movie quality. * If tomatometer is more
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by ernestipark 3y ago
Each of the problems you describe will become a slew of startups and open source projects. Compared to the typical web stack things are really immature and it'll be interesting to see how everything shakes out and fills in. As a sideno
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Ask HN: Who's Making Webflow for Custom LLM Apps?
3 points by ernestipark 3y ago|1 comments
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What got you here won't get you there(parttimetech.io)
2 points by ernestipark 3y ago|0 comments
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CEO of Replit: How Bounties Will Change the Future of Software Engineering(parttimetech.io)
1 points by ernestipark 3y ago|0 comments
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by ernestipark 3y ago
What you're looking for is pretty hard to find in terms of a marketplace. What you're most likely looking for is just a really good software agency, but it's not always easy to figure out quality. If you're a well-funded
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by ernestipark 3y ago
The short answer is no. The long answer is sort-of. Just finding a part-time role like a full-time one, where you find it on a job board, or LinkedIn, or some company's career page is extremely rare. What's more common is that you
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by ernestipark 4y ago
This comes up every once in a while on HN. I've been using vimium for over 10 years now since I did an internship at the same company as the guys who created it. Can't imagine browsing the web without it. Works especially well wit
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by ernestipark 4y ago
Semi related, but I firmly believe everyone with a yard should have chickens. 4 chickens can feed a family with more eggs than they'll ever need, you'll almost never throw food scraps out again, and you'll keep harmful methan
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by ernestipark 4y ago
$1200/m as a decent software engineer should be really doable, whether writing software directly or not. It just might take some work to get creative and figure out where the right niches are. I think you really want to explore more no
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by ernestipark 4y ago
While I’ve never been a workaholic (was pretty good at keeping 40hr boundaries), this article describes me. Remote work, despite its flexibility, burned me out for the lack of in person interaction. I left a good job to consult and work par
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Bounties Will Change the Future of Software Engineering(parttimetech.io)
2 points by ernestipark 4y ago|0 comments
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by ernestipark 4y ago
How much work do you think the new work would take? Depending on the nature of the engagement, it doesn't have to be a 'jump' at all. If possible, an option would be to make it a more reduced hours engagement that you can moo
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by ernestipark 4y ago
Yeah that's fantastic! I'm a huge proponent of diversified streams of income, and the low barrier to entry means people can try it out with little investment and a little elbow grease. If that can bring in xx% of your full-time in
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by ernestipark 4y ago
I half agree with this article. There does seem to be a typical power law in terms of who is able to make a bunch of $ and make this a viable career. That being said, 'winning' doesn't necessarily mean having this be your ent
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by ernestipark 4y ago
When looking specifically at the tech and startup sector, there's a couple things worth pointing out: * Though the 40 week is still standard, more and more tech people are making their living as independent consultants/contractors
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by ernestipark 4y ago
I have a large 20kw system for an old leaky farmhouse and it provides me about $6k in energy and credits a year. I like thinking about it as a near guaranteed, medium return long term investment that's good for the environment. Each ye
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Ask HN: How has the pandemic and recession changed your career plans?
3 points by ernestipark 4y ago|0 comments
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by ernestipark 4y ago
Generally the advice is to sell immediately and diversify. I've also had ESPP shares that appreciated significantly and therefore held onto them to get long term capital gains, then sold them into a donor advised fund (DAF) to give to
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I landed 18 FAANG+ software engineer offers(medium.com)
46 points by ernestipark 4y ago|28 comments
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by ernestipark 4y ago
(OP) I've actually been trying to figure this out myself and haven't found one yet. Started this Ask HN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33978686 ) to try to find out. My prediction is that we will start to se
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by ernestipark 4y ago
Not the original commenter on this thread, but I wrote about this here: https://blog.parttimetech.io/p/fix-gender-inequality-hire-pa... But TLDR, whether by preference, or because there's no better choice, much of
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by ernestipark 4y ago
If it will be a startup in the more traditional sense, slicingpie.com also exists. The idea is basically dynamic equity allocated based on everyones contributions.

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