jjude

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by jjude 1mo ago
working on something similar in the senese to combine rss and others to create radars for executives. born out of personal problem to keep track of so many things that are going on. check it out here: https://www.sophai.app/
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by jjude 1mo ago
Been wanting to develop something like this. Used Monica but didn't go further with it. Have you read: https://sive.rs/hundreds ? I wanted something that resembles with Sivers talks about there (which is what you seem
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by jjude 2mo ago
I liked (and used) logseq for a while (since I could easily relate to the idea of outliner). But their development stalled; now they have moved to db based structure. I am less concerned about open source than open standard. I have had my n
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by jjude 2mo ago
> Typing prompts isn't even close to as difficult to baking bread Depending on how good you are at this task. If typing prompts was that easy, there won't be so many tutorials, blog posts, and framework (Act as ... etc) But the
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by jjude 3mo ago
Apparently, I am "in the weights". Kimi gets it correctly: https://www.intheweights.com/p/joseph-jude
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by jjude 3mo ago
I am working on two things: - SophAI ( https://www.sophai.app/ ): an app to connect the dots across cross-domain. As a CTO, I read across multiple domains (tech, design, business, e-com) and often have to connect the dots. I
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How to Learn New Technologies: Take Them for a Drive(ctofieldnotes.com)
2 points by jjude 3mo ago|0 comments
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I Build with GenAI Now(jjude.com)
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by jjude 5mo ago
Building ThoughtSnaps ( https://www.thoughtsnaps.app/ ), a minimal tool that turns short-form writing into social cards, and longer thoughts into SnapEssays: visual documents you can share natively instead of linking to a b
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by jjude 6mo ago
> In social media the algorithm determines what you see. On forum boards, everyone sees the same set of posts. Isn't there an algorithm on HN to boost and downvote? It might be a different algo but there is one.
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by jjude 6mo ago
We have been homeschooling our kids. Homeschooling in India is not that widespread. So when a national newspaper covered our experiment, I got lot of questions around what we were doing. For a while I wrote blog posts answering them. Now I&
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by jjude 7mo ago
A CEO answered on Twitter: > Mine runs my auto parts company.. tracks 395K products on Amazon, manages 3 warehouses, scrapes competitor pricing, handles email, posts to social media https://x.com/BrianRoyBarber/statu
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by jjude 7mo ago
Been using tachyons.css Would love to take this for a test if it is available for public use
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by jjude 8mo ago
Remember blackhat SEO? This is the new blackhat AEO
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by jjude 9mo ago
Doesn't bsky support rss: profile_url/rss ? For example: This is rss for Simon Willison: https://bsky.app/profile/simonwillison.net/rss
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by jjude 9mo ago
I use predictions to prepare rather than to plan. Planing depends on deterministic view of the future. I used to plan (esp annual plans) until about 5 years. Now I scan for trends and prepare myself for different scenarios that can come in
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by jjude 9mo ago
I want to get good at "taste" I am a software engineer and I have trained to think logically and structurally. In that processes, I have lost "taste". I don't have any design (user facing) capability. I bet in the n
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by jjude 9mo ago
I love the design and content. Keep writing Nicolas
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by jjude 10mo ago
What service(s) are you using now? What did you move to?
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by jjude 10mo ago
I blog using 11ty and host with netlify. No cost. There are gitlab pages, github pages and so many different options to blog for free.
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by jjude 10mo ago
I have been blogging since 2003. My reasons,learning, and rewards and why I still blog: - It is a personal blog = 1st audience is me. Best self-improvement investment I made - I blog for my present self: I blog about what I read, what I&#x2
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by jjude 10mo ago
Having a daily routine. It helps you start your day well. But to have this routine, you need to get a lot of other stuff well too (ex: if you want to get up fresh, you need to go to bed on time. If you have to go to bed on time, you need to
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Ask not why would you work in biology, but rather: why wouldn't you?(owlposting.com)
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by jjude 10mo ago
Read the book Smartcuts and see if you can use one of the 9 ideas the author talks about to move to a new situation (review here: https://www.jjude.com/smartcuts/ ) Since you have work experience in backend (doesn'
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by jjude 10mo ago
Mimic Marketer is useful. Sharing with my marketing friends
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by jjude 10mo ago
I am working on something similar but with a different view. I like to get random essay to read whenever I am bored or in-between tasks. So I developed this: https://read2reflect.com/ I have added only about 35 essays for n
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by jjude 10mo ago
Over the years, I've read countless books. I started documenting one idea that shaped my thinking from each of these books. This idea may or may not be the core theme of the book. Hope to document 100 ideas. Wish me luck. https:/
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by jjude 1y ago
If you don't read news, you are uninformed. If you read news, you are misinformed
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by jjude 1y ago
All mental models are wrong. But some are more useful than others. Religion falls in this category.
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by jjude 1y ago
> I think values, goals, and constraints are all valuable, but it's a hierarchy. We should create constraints that help us become more aligned with our values. Thank you for saying it so well. I have found difficulty in finding my v

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