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isaacaderogba
3y ago
I'm the developer of Pine, thanks for sharing! I've actually written a bit about how the whole memory scoring system works here https://pine.substack.com/p/designing-spaced-repetition-syst...
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Designing spaced repetition systems for play, not work
(pine.substack.com)
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isaacaderogba
4y ago
Are there pricing options for developers that aren't in this position? The platform looks great, but $80/month on a personal subscription feels really steep.
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isaacaderogba
6y ago
https://hostjupyter.com - a simple tool for publishing and sharing Jupyter notebooks. Great thing is that I built it for myself as a way of sharing my data science portfolio ( https://nbs.isaacaderogba.com/spacy-e
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isaacaderogba
6y ago
Awh man, this is a bummer. I attended Lambda School from April-November 2019. I was in the Web Dev unit for 4 months and a Team Lead for the remainder. I got a job early so didn't get to do Labs or Computer Science, though I've he
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isaacaderogba
6y ago
As an alternative to getting a textbook, I would strongly recommend Krista King's maths courses. They're available through Udemy or her personal website [1][2]. Each section has a 1) written explanation, 2) video explanation with
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isaacaderogba
7y ago
I'm not sure the perks are what encouraged me to apply in the first place. They always sort of felt like a nice add-on. Rather, it was for validation that what I was building seemed valuable. Perhaps this ties in to your status signall
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isaacaderogba
7y ago
Pioneer and Entrepreneur First are probably the most compelling attempts of rethinking the accelerator. Haven't contributed to the Pioneer community too much (also backed), but it's clear that things are picking up internally with
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isaacaderogba
7y ago
An app I've been building over the last 8 weeks. Very much still in beta, but any feedback is welcome - particularly interested on how to make this more appealing to self-managed engineering teams.
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Show HN: Conduit – Product management for self-managed teams
(getconduit.co)
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7y ago
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ASK HN: Software Apprenticeship or Software Bootcamp?
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8y ago
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isaacaderogba
8y ago
The EU has a lower salary threshold - €27,500 I think, though it isn't explicitly listed on the site ( https://lambdaschool.com/eu/ ) EDIT: Not sure if you were referring to US or EU, since you mixed around the $ an
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isaacaderogba
8y ago
This seems to align with my experience, particularly your first point. For context, I’m working as an Associate Product Manager (so not quite a Product Engineer) but I had applied for a job at a Start-up company that I found extremely inter
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isaacaderogba
8y ago
May not be exactly what you're looking for, but I find being exposed to abstract ideas quite helpful. An easy way to bring this sort of novelty into your life could be to watch a ~10 minute Ted Talk daily. Ideally, you would then becom