jaredchung

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by jaredchung 6mo ago
Your cancel journey is incredibly inspirational and I will share it on. But actually, I'm writing to tell you that many of the OTHER things you have done have had a huge positive impact. Gitlab foundation, for example, has been extraor
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by jaredchung 6mo ago
If it's a warning, it's a warning that also delivers the thing it's warning about.
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by jaredchung 6mo ago
Edit: I did it. Paid them $0.51 to clean room `copyleft`, just to see what would happen. A clean package is now sitting on my desktop, custom-built (I presume) and fully documented. Deleting it now, for obvious reasons. But is it still sati
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by jaredchung 3y ago
I'd be interested in analyzing ATC transcripts to quantify the frequency of communication errors like that in day-to-day operations. Express permission, followed by an explicit (and matching) read-back, to enter a runway should be easy
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by jaredchung 3y ago
CareerVillage.org | Software Engineers | REMOTE | Full-time Tech for good: We're a tech nonprofit building an AI Career Coach for education and workforce development customers. We are a well-funded, remote-first 501c3 that has been dev
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by jaredchung 3y ago
I use the AAAsummarize.io chatgpt plugin to summarize youtube videos. Has worked really well for me.
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by jaredchung 3y ago
If we believed ChatGPT was the cause of an SO decline, then I'd expect it to also cause a decline in Google searches for programming queries. Here's the Google Trends data for two super-common error codes and one more conceptual p
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by jaredchung 5y ago
That's not constructive. Please refrain from attacks like this on HN. AWS Organizations is changing the name of the “master account” to “management account”. It makes sense for OP to update their docs accordingly, to remain consistent
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by jaredchung 5y ago
How exactly does that work with the MIT license? If someone sponsors and gains access to the repo, they're permitted to fork and redistribute the code, right?
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Django 4.0 alpha release notes(docs.djangoproject.com)
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by jaredchung 6y ago
Several. FastForward is probably the largest and furthest along in organizing around Tech Nonprofits specifically, with a pretty solid base of alumni success stories( https://www.ffwd.org/ ). I'd also look at Visible Con
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by jaredchung 6y ago
It's GREAT that you're in this position! CONGRATULATIONS!!! I went through this as well. 10 years ago I was at the peak of a career but missing purpose. I rededicated my life to serving other people. It has given me a whole new le
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by jaredchung 7y ago
Seems good for managing yourself, but what are you all using to collaborate with your colleagues. For example I want my team to be able to assign me tasks (I'm CEO). Right now they do that in Asana.
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by jaredchung 7y ago
What is it called?
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by jaredchung 7y ago
Well yes, if you constrain the solution set to satisfy "requires no additional software to learn" then you'll end up with the status quo solution. One thing I've always been concerned about when negotiating a legal agree
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by jaredchung 7y ago
That's how we do moderation: https://github.com/CareerVillage/slack-moderation
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by jaredchung 9y ago
The Basic Income research project in Finland is certainly relevant here. A podcast episode: http://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-finnish-experiment... A recent article: https://www.nytimes.com/2017
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by jaredchung 9y ago
CareerVillage.org
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by jaredchung 9y ago
We just implemented topic suggestions as well on our Q&A data. The literature in this field is actually quite solid. Here are a few key insights from our research: 1) Using recall@5 as your test metric gives you the benefit of being abl
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by jaredchung 10y ago
If we're talking about alternatives for giving money to a charity, I strongly recommend opening up the contact page of your preferred charity, calling them and just asking them what method they would prefer for you to send them money.