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by ggwp99 1y ago
I am able to know if someone is good or bad at an interview from how they talk and their logic more than their coding skills.
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by ggwp99 1y ago
This is interesting to try out, thanks!
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Ask HN: Are LLMs just answering what we want to hear?
10 points by ggwp99 1y ago|14 comments
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by ggwp99 3y ago
https://help.coinbase.com/en/coinbase/managing-my-account/ot... "The proceeds from this conversion are then sent to the account holder's state unclaimed property office to be held until the owner ma
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by ggwp99 3y ago
I travel 8-10 times a year to conferences and meet clients (not a huge amount but still considerable) and my advice: 1. MBP is god-like for travelling, definitely heavy but feels like a PC and comfortable to use anywhere. 2. Ipad Pro with m
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by ggwp99 3y ago
I agree since Upwork has no proof of payment and does not have a proof of work being done or not unfortunately.
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by ggwp99 3y ago
Rule number 1: Never pay upfront, best option should be to charge hourly and pay daily. See that work is being done then pay. We too had to learn the hard way but consider it an expensive lesson.
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by ggwp99 3y ago
Our firm is remote so one night before, I set the 3 main goals that I should do today, and schedule all meetings that need to be done + block out family time/workout/breaks ahead so no one can schedule a meeting at that time. Wak
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by ggwp99 3y ago
I think phone and video calls are: 1. for people who don't know each other, an assurance that they are working with a real person that looks professional etc... 2. For people who know each other, I think they are mostly for fun or ente
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by ggwp99 3y ago
IMO, if you want to work with these large enterprises, you will need to hire someone that can do this fast, and be ready to answer many and many of their questions and remarks. They do pay well but there is also a lot of work. But I do bel
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by ggwp99 3y ago
I do think the prevalance and low cost of bots caused this.
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Ask HN: How to Hire for Sales?
1 points by ggwp99 3y ago|3 comments
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by ggwp99 3y ago
-Clickup for Agile and Project Management (separate folders for myself and my team). - Google Calendar and separate family, personal and work obligations, helps myself (and others) respect my time. I prepare the week's schedule Sunday
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by ggwp99 3y ago
I think you want to do a project that MIGHT turn to a tech startup in the future. If you have no ideas, ask yourself, what could I use right now and build it for you. Do you need a way to plan activities with friends remotely? This could be
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by ggwp99 3y ago
For the website builder this subscription price is not cheap at all, but I would pay for it if it allowed me to create responsive animated websites (the one you see when you google best designs), all websites are mostly simple landing pages
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by ggwp99 3y ago
I am starting to use ChatGPT as my guide rather as an answer to my problem. AI can easily help clean your thoughts and direct you in the right direction. ChatGPT could also help in wording questions that you could ask to professionals you
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by ggwp99 3y ago
Usually all of my ideas go through while I am walking or while I am reading a book that has nothing to do with my career etc... When the ideas come make sure you have a Notes app or notebook to keep track of it because in an hour there is 0
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by ggwp99 3y ago
I have failed so much in my life career-wise: fired from multiple jobs, lost huge investments, failed in 3 businesses embarrassingly, burnt out and let everyone down etc... What I thought initially is that I was never going to be able to g
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by ggwp99 3y ago
When I Stop Talking, You'll Know I Am Dead by Jerry Weintraub, a lot of gems in an auto-biography on building your career from scratch and defining your own path.
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by ggwp99 3y ago
Not really since the API allows to create your own app and its website is pretty mobile compatible too.
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What Poker Has in Common with Your Startup(athenascale.substack.com)
2 points by ggwp99 3y ago|0 comments
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by ggwp99 3y ago
I understand your point. But we may have different terms for "owning data". For example, you can own a house but everyone can look at it but you can decide who can enter it. Imagine in the future data storage that keeps track of
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by ggwp99 3y ago
The goal of "trustless" is for the patient to be able to hold his own data rather than third parties. Since although regulations does exist, corruption exists as well and the inherent trust you are building with a third party. You
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by ggwp99 3y ago
Regarding the last part, I would encourage you to look into ZK Proofs in blockchain, Merkle Trees and sharing private data on the blockchain. That may possibly change your mind on the idea of publishing private health data to a public block
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by ggwp99 4y ago
Thanks for the advice, will definitely take it into consideration.
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by ggwp99 4y ago
If you don't like blockchain or the technology that is fine. No need for insults :) And for "dumbest people", I'd look where the top 100 companies are investing their money and resources, and I don't think I would c
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by ggwp99 4y ago
Goal is not to replace centralized databases, target market is companies that want to enter blockchain possibly through tokenization, or startups that are looking to create a decentralized application.
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by ggwp99 4y ago
Thank you. I will check it out.
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by ggwp99 4y ago
HAHA. Thank you for the example.
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by ggwp99 4y ago
Blockchain solutions and implementations for startups and companies.

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