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by hn30000 1y ago
The only business book I’ve read is that one about management by the CEO of Intel (I forget the name). It helped me a lot with my first big corporate client because until then I had only worked at startups and small businesses. I literally
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by hn30000 2y ago
It does help quite a bit with SEO if done right
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by hn30000 2y ago
CS department at my alma mater was very, very theoretical and we were encouraged to just write code in text editors. After that I got into programming for CAD software which had rudimentary editors as well. Basically I just memorized a bunc
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by hn30000 2y ago
Some good posts here. Another term to look into is auralization (often discussed in reference to room acoustics). I have done some research into architectural acoustics and real-time audio rendering tools and am happy to discuss further (th
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by hn30000 2y ago
I consult for manufacturers and fabrication shops. In my experience there aren’t really centralized repositories of info for this stuff like there is in tech. It took me a while to get my head around it, and many years of talking to people
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by hn30000 3y ago
Ironically, much of this sounds like a high-end residential client. At least in software you get paid decently. Source: have worked in arch and tech.
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by hn30000 3y ago
I used a semi-scripted workflow in google sheets until things got too complicated. After that, quickbooks.
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by hn30000 3y ago
I pretty much never read the jacket copy until I’ve finished the book. It’s not so much about spoilers as it is about falling into a normative interpretation of the text. If you keep a list on your phone of interesting-sounding authors and
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by hn30000 3y ago
Sadly, has been a shell of itself for many many years.
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by hn30000 3y ago
I’m an author and I never hear this, what I hear is “only writers subscribe to lit fic magazines.”
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by hn30000 3y ago
I work in architecture and went to school for it. The only reasonable definition of design thinking that I’ve heard is “a way of thinking that considers the affordances of a design decision across multiple scales or perspectives.” For insta
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by hn30000 3y ago
I use chatgpt to write really boilerplate businessy emails (“this invoice was due a month ago” type stuff). Don’t use it for anything coding related.
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by hn30000 3y ago
I don’t buy a lot of their other products but IMO the fine woodworking stuff always hits the mark. It’s not about brand for me, it’s about quality. Their gear also saved me hundreds of hours when model-making in architecture grad school. Ha
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by hn30000 3y ago
Many of my hobbies have equivalent boards on 4chan with about the same depth of knowledge. But signal:noise obviously quite poor and lots of abhorrent content to sift through
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by hn30000 4y ago
I have three of those decade+ old 2040 printers and I refuse to throw them out despite my partner insisting I’m “hoarding.” I love them.
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by hn30000 4y ago
I also hate the ux for these headphones. Have you found a good alternative? I loved the wired qc20s (the earbud ones) but they aren’t being made anymore.
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by hn30000 4y ago
Tokyo has so much going on that you can pretty much follow your own highly niche interests and have a good time there. No need to get bogged down in people’s “takes” on how to do it right.
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by hn30000 4y ago
Sometimes things are messy in the early days. Are things getting out of control at this particular company? Hard to say. If you want to push for change be polite and persistent and focus on one or two key changes to the workflow. Not everyt
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by hn30000 4y ago
He went off the deep end later but he showed he had chops first. Dubliners, Portrait...
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by hn30000 4y ago
So many things to try. Many good suggestions already. A couple more: I meet with an adhd coach, he essentially plans my week for me. The plan often falls apart after the first 2-3 days but it is enough to keep my life from falling off the r