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by kaiwenwang 6mo ago
Really strikes me as hyperbole, because the article overestimate the solidity (as opposed to leakiness) of the real world and companies and their willingness to create such a feudal society. The author with his custom designed website would
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by kaiwenwang 6mo ago
Yes, to add on - - incoterms ( https://www.dhl.com/content/dam/dhl/global/dhl-global-forwar... ) - cash flow statement v. income statement (accurals)
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by kaiwenwang 6mo ago
No, you're not sock-puppeting it yourself. But you all are probably friends and cross-promoting. It's a common business strategy these days, but to some underhanded seeming compared to straightforward ways. Anyhow, we just have di
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by kaiwenwang 6mo ago
That doesn't make sense. If you are a customer that implies you pay for it, so people can be users of Yjs which is free and open-source, but not customers. The logic that makes sense is you are using your own framing (Moment.dev will l
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by kaiwenwang 6mo ago
It appears Moment is producing "high-performance, collaborative, truly-offline-capable, fully-programmable document editor" - https://www.moment.dev/blog There seems to be a conflict of interest with describing Yj
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by kaiwenwang 6mo ago
I like simplescraper. It reminds me of ( https://www.withparse.com/ ) and ( https://www.parse.bot/ ) It suggests to me that the underlying architecture probably isn't too complicated, so I'd wish for
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by kaiwenwang 8mo ago
Why not Claude Code on web/cloud linked to your GH repo?
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
This is developmental biology: to recognize both inherent and natural limits but also to recognize the ability of humans to adaptively improve their surroundings for the better. To say that everyone has the same level of skill and talent is
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
Pretty sure cognition is biological. I am of the opinion though various programs and college admissions accelerate a large portion of capable and able people to the top, they are not likely the best out of the entire population. I have fr
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
You know, the whole git 'master' branch stuff has many in the USA exhausted about arguing over words and their meaning. A good shortcut is to just invent and use new words. USSR-PRC is probably better than arguing over CPC or CCP,
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
Being able to communicate despite differences in status. Don't try to qualify people. Do not let others feel contempt. Don't speak any words outside what someone would commonly be able to accept. Suppression of ego so others are n
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Rabbit Teeth(kaiwenwang.com)
1 points by kaiwenwang 1y ago|0 comments
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
I'm trying to work out the theory behind this, but the rough metric is that it's due to increased transportation, automation, and consolidation. As businesses expand they leave less opportunity for those local to do something mean
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
As an adult I lived in Georgia, South Carolina, Ohio for internships and visited the major cities: Seattle, SF, Chicago, NYC, Boston, DC, Dallas, Philly. Most of the United States is suburbanized, and if you want to rent an apartment near t
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
Added you on LinkedIn if you'd like to chat about your experiences moving to Finland. Yes, I might've been too non-specific with my wording. My communication style tends to link disparate topics together, which seems too hyperbole
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
Feel like binary perspective is a motivation to not fall into hell. If I lived in certain places in Western Europe or my family was in a developed part of the United States I would be fine being a tradesman or simple office job.
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
Sorry in advance if this seems rude. Going to context dump a lot of stuff below: My opinion is based on the real world as I've lived it. I cook for myself. I highly recommend https://www.centurylife.org/ for anyone els
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
No, not a fan of Leetcode either, nor imaginary measures of social prestige. We may not necessarily disagree with any of each other's points, but lack of mutual context and having different lived experience makes our words have differe
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
I've tried to be as accurate as I perceive it, and the descriptions of the environment are accurate to the locale of most of the United States. If the bar is that low, then the environment is sure to be like the first place I described
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
I feel like very good isn't enough as employers want the best candidates but not the average candidates, and if you're sort of in the middle then the so-so companies don't want you either because they think you'll leave.
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
As a young person in the United States, the main concern is that if you aren't one of the greatest at what you do, you'll be doomed to a life of increasing poverty: food derived from vegetable oils and chemically bleached wheat, a
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
No, it's helpful to work out the abstract principles for why something is the case because it solves the root problem rather than patching on hacks.
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Y Combinator (Math) Explained(anish.ink)
5 points by kaiwenwang 1y ago|0 comments
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Procrastination Explained(kaiwenwang.com)
4 points by kaiwenwang 1y ago|3 comments
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
A more abstract, high-level view of the significance of procrastination and its relation to energy
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
It's high context, yes.
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
https://kaiwenwang.com/writing/canvases-versus-documents
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
https://oopsallmarquees.com/
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by kaiwenwang 1y ago
Something that I built myself using MacOS's speech recognizer: http://transcribetranslate.app/
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Show HN: 5MB Local macOS Transcriber App(transcribetranslate.app)
2 points by kaiwenwang 1y ago|0 comments

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